Naturalization records, 1868-1929
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Microfilm of original records at the Crawford County Courthouse, Girard, Kansas.
The index to declarations of intention and petitions for naturalization covers vols. A (final naturalizations), 1-4 (declarations and final naturalizations) and 1-13 (petitions for naturalization with attached declarations, witness documents and other papers). Index does not distinguish between vols. 1-4 (declarations and final naturalizations) and vols. 1-4 (petitions). After vol. 13, it gives the number of the petition for naturalization. It also includes a one page index to petitions in the court journal at Girard for the years 1868-1889.
The index is incomplete; not all surnames appear and surnames with the letters B, C, D and E are missing; and parts of letters F and L are missing. After the letter J, the left-hand pages were filmed first and then the right-hand pages were filmed.
Individual volumes have separate indexes.
Clerk of District Court had two offices where naturalization papers were recorded. One was at Girard and the other was at Pittsburg, both of Crawford County, Kansas.
Library does not have vol. 1 of declarations and final naturalizations and Vol. 2 of petitions for naturalization with attached declarations.
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