A 1928 Signing

Who signed this naturalization of intention in Chicago in 1928?

He Can Become an American

These two men signed as witnesses on a naturalization petition in Chicago, Illinois, in the 1920s.

A Chicago Petition

This Eastern European declared his intention to naturalize in Chicago, Illinois, in the 1930s.

A Naturalization Witness

This man witnessed a naturalization in Clinton County, New York, in 1864.

A Man From County Kent

This native of County Kent, England declared his intent to naturalize in New York State in the 1860s

Word Verification Turned Off

Some participants in Transcriber have had issues with the "verification" system. I have turned it off and will leave it off unless the amount of spam becomes overwhelming.

All comments/submissions have to be approved by me. Any rendering of the word/name is approved unless the submission is clearly spam. I don't "judge" anyone's guesses.

So go ahead and guess all you want ;-)

Thanks.

Michael

Another Immigrant Signs

This immigrant to the United States signed a naturalization document in upstate New York in the mid 1800s. What is his name?

A 1940 Signing

Who signed this World War II draft card in 1940?

A Probable Quebecer

This Canadian, probably a native of Quebec, signed a naturalization document in Clinton County, New York. What is his name?

We've Caught Up!

I got a little behind with posting images and answers on the Transcriber blog. Images are all current through today.

We'll post all the answers for the last week or so of images late in the day on 7 May, so take a look and make your guesses.

And thanks for your support and feel free to let others know about Transcriber.

This Guy Can Become A Citizen

This man signed a naturalization application for a immigrant in upstate New York in the mid-1900s.

A Canada Man Signs

This native of Canada signed a petition to become a citizen of the United States in the mid-19th century. What is his name?

A Scribbled Signature

This man vouched for an immigrant in a citizenship application in New York State in the mid-19th century. What is his name?

A German Signs

This German native signed an application for naturalization in New York State in the mid-19th century.

A Canadian No Longer

This Canadian made out an application for United States citizenship in the mid-19th century. What is his name?