Naturalization records, 1837-1935 ; Index, 1837-1942
- Michigan. Circuit Court (Wayne County) (Main Author)
- Michigan. Superior Court (Wayne County) (Added Author)
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Microfilm of original records at State Archives of Michigan, Lansging, Michigan.
Includes individual indexes.
The volume numbers that are listed in parentheses are the numbers that appear on the binding of the volumes. The volume numbers that are not in parentheses are the numbers that have been assigned by the Archives when compiling the general index.
During the years of 1873-1887, the Superior Court was in charge of the naturalization matters for Detroit. After 1887, the court was abolished and its records were filed and filmed together with the Wayne County Circuit Court records.
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