There is both a 7 year rule and a 5 year rule, each referring to a different situation. The 7 year rule states that the Intent to Naturalize is only valid for 7 reas from the date of filing. The 5 year rule refers to the length of time the alien has continuously resided in the United Stes.

However ...

Be mindful that this is an index record of the application for a marriage license. The license would have been valid for 60 days from date of issue and could be used anywhere in New York State.

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You wrote, "Costanza Savelloni, who travelled to the US with him." Do you have any document that shows she actually traveled to the US. I could not find one, either alone or with Adolfo.

Adolfo's first trip to the US was in November 1920 from LeHavre to New York via Quebec. He was described as ...

Bobny, dates and locations are different, but that mirrors the experience of my gf and is a common scenario.


I don't understand your point.

I am attempting to solve the OPs issue of inconsistent dates. He was not aware of Francesco's arrival in the US prior to 1931. The timeline solves that ...

I don't understand the source of all this confusion. Unless I have an entirely different family, here is a timeline of Francesco's travels readily obtained from Ancestry.com

24 Oct 1920 - Boards SS Belevedere in Palermo in the company of his sister Brigida and nephew Giovanni Portoghese.

12 Nov ...

This is where I am confused. So I am assuming the certificate is just a petition for his naturalization and not the actual date he was naturalized in New York?



No, the certificate is THE certificate; it is not the petition. Also, the petition, under most circumstances, cannot be filed until ...

Since the marriage was performed prior to the enactment of the Cable Act which became effective on September 22, 1922, Maria acquired derivative US citizenship simultaneously with her marriage. For women in her situation, the only proof of citizenship was the combination of the husband's ...

Asking permission to root around in a stranger's private tree is a fool's errand.

As a 20+ year paid member of ancestry with a private tree, I would suggest a slightly different approach. Your chances of getting an invitation to access a private tree is very slim; even getting a response from the ...

Thank you very, very much. I am having trouble reading the ages for the parents. Any help would be appreciated.

Also, the original difficulty I had was apparently not translating correctly Vito's age on his marriage act. What I read as 25 years old, you correctly concluded that he hadn't yet ...

I am looking at the marriage act between my great grandparents Vito Gaetano Castellano and Maria Margerita Villano . . .

http://dl.antenati.san.beniculturali.it/v/Archivio+di+Stato+di+Salerno/Stato+civile+italiano/Positano/Matrimoni/1869/2426/101442100_00030.jpg.html?g2_imageViewsIndex=0

Based on ...

darkerhorse wrote: 21 Mar 2021, 22:22 13 years in US suggests immigration in 1881.

Can anyone find that record?

You certainly can. You have the cert #, the borough and the date of death. That is all you need to order a copy from the Municipal Archives.
https://www1.nyc.gov/doittshoppingcart/ ... ficate.htm

happyjax wrote: 21 Jan 2020, 14:47 Hi,

I am looking for this church, in the New York City area, circa 1867........my aunt and uncle were married there on 11 JUN 1867. Any and all information will be warmly accepted.....thanx Jack in FLorida .

What are the names?

Yes those are the index cards. I’m looking to get my hands on the actual passenger manifest, if still exists.


This is a very curious case. The Manilla definitely arrived in New Orleanson 20 Oct and was cleared by 22 Oct. There are various newspaper accounts including the Times-Democrat from 22 ...

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The Archdiocese, as a general rule, does not have sacramental records. Neither the Chancery Office in Manhattan nor the Archives in Yonkers will have the cert that the OP seeks. The baptismal register ...