United States (with some from Ontario, Canada) recruits for the Polish Army in France, 1917-1919 : states represented most frequently are New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Connecticut, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Delaware, Nebraska & Kansas (for complete breakdown see film inventory)

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Many recruits for the Polish Army in France were enlisted during 1917- 1918 in several of the United States with large Polish populations. Before each group of records there is an alphabetical index which indicates the page number of the person's form. Form A, the Application of Volunteer, gives the date, recruiting station, name of the volunteer, their street and city address, civil status, number of children, citizenship status, age, weight, height, when they will be ready to depart, signature, the date they were sent to the Recruiting Center, and name of the officer or recruiting sergeant. The volumes with form C which contain more genealogical information do not appear to have been microfilmed.

For English translations of the forms see the lst microfilm reel--1993525.

It appears that most of the recruits were not United States citizens though they lived in the United States.

Text in Polish; some English.

Microfilm of original forms at the Polish Roman Catholic Union of America, Chicago, Illinois.

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