By the WW1 draft, Mike is living in Pennsylvania.

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918

Name: Mike Ross
City: Not Stated
County: Huntingdon
State: Pennsylvania
Birth Date: 3 Jan 1877
Race: White
Roll: 1893238
DraftBoard: 0

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1910 ...

I will look into it. Thanks so much.

You all are like a bunch of genealogical good samaritans.

Mike Ross changed his name early, and therefore all his kids took the last name Ross.

I do not know all their names, but one is Ernest - my ggrandfather. I have the names at home, but I think some were Carlos, William?

Mike Ross' wife was ...

I have a 1910 census record for my gggrandfather Michael Ross.

There are two columns for year of immigration and "nationalized or alien". On the 1910 census for Michael, it is noted as "al" for alien. If he immigrated in 1895 and in 1910 was an alien as opposed to naturalized, could it be that he ...

where would I look to get a copy of those?

You seem to know much more than I do.

I have family history information which stops, on one line, with Mike Ross. I ordered a copy of his SSN application and saw the information about his mother listed.

I am exploring different possibilities to try and find more information on Mike Ross. All over ...

My gggrandfather "Michael Ross" immigrated here in 1895 with his sister Mary. I have been told by my grandfather, and his brothers/sisters, that Michael changed his name when he immigrated here; he was not born Michael Ross.

Is there a website that would record or give access to documented name ...

I ordered my gggrandfather's application, and it had his mother's name on it. It took maybe two weeks to arrive.

The other thing you could try would be ancestry.com to see if maybe someone else happened to upload a copy of it to their family tree as a source. Not likely, but worth a shot if you are ...

the document showing that name was handwritten, so there may be a slight variation to it. Maybe one word...Pasqueshi?

Any help on the surname would be helpful also.

This line has troubled my family for four generations.

On an SSN application, my gggrandfather "Michael (Mike) Ross" had her listed ...