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WatchNaturalizations - LA Eastern
Included here are petitions for naturalization and oaths by petitioners and two witnesses. Occasionally, declarations of intention filed in other courts are included. Each document contains the name and residence of the petitioner, country of birth, city and date of arrival, and names of the witnesses. Browse by country or region of origin, then by year, and finally by name of petitioner. Typing names and keywords in the search box for this title may yield the best results. Continue…
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Sleuth made a Comment 22 Feb 2008. See all of Sleuth's Comments
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The surname of this petitioner is DEUTSCH, not Dentsch. This is a transcription error. Source: I have done extensive research on the Deutsch family from Klingen, Germany.
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Camellia made a Comment 12 Apr 2007. See all of Camellia's Comments
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The surname of this applicant is DEUTSCH, not Dentsch. This is a transcription error. Source: I have done extensive research on the Deutsch family from Klingen, Germany.
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Camellia made a Comment 12 Apr 2007. See all of Camellia's Comments
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The surname of this petitioner is DEUTSCH, not Dentsch. This is a transcription error. Source: I have done extensive research on the Deutsch family from Klingen, Germany.
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Camellia made a Comment 12 Apr 2007. See all of Camellia's Comments
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Records of the U.S. Circuit Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana, New Orleans Division: Petitions, 1838-1861. Original data from: The National Archives
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