Declarations of intention, 1845-1911.

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Declarations of intention, 1845-1911.

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Declarations of intention to become citizens. Information in the declarations varies. The earlier declarations include declarant's name and state of former allegiance and the date of declaration. Later declarations usually include the following information: declarant's name, address, occupation, physical description, race, nationality, birthplace, date of birth, and city or town, and country of last foreign residence, and the port and the date of approximate date of arrival, port of entry, and name of vessel on which individual entered the country.

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