Kings County, California immigration and naturalization, 1893-1952/ extractions by Nadine Athey ... [et al.]
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Running title: Immigration and naturalization records, Kings County.
This information "was extracted from a Naturalization Data Card File located in the County of Kings, Superior Court Building, Hanford, California."--Prelude.
While some cards contain the name of the individual only, other cards contain a wealth of information such as: address, certificate no., birthplace, date of birth, date of arrival, date of naturalization, country of allegiance, age, portal of entry, and other facts of record.
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