Here is the clip from the 1910 census where my GGF says he is naturalized. I think he might have been fibbing to the census...




So if my GF was naturalized before my father was born am I out of luck, besides the possibility of my maternal line?

Ha, this is fun and weird.

The address of the family on the 1910 census is 58 First Avenue, NY.
The address of the family on the 1920 census is 78 First Avenue, NY.
The Petition address in 1928 is 151 First Avenue and the dates all match for him being born in 1905.

I know they lived on 151 ...

Wow, I am finding out some good stuff. People who did the tree before me screwed things up. It looks like based on the 1920 census tract below that my great grandparents immigrated in 1895 but did not get naturalized until 1912. Since my grandfather was born in 1905 his naturalization petition now ...

Now I am even more confused. Mt great grandfather was born in 1871 in Italy and immgrated in 1893. His son was born in NY in 1905 (at least I am sure he was, but now I look at the petition i see "Italy" on the top and wonder what that measn). Here is his Petition for Naturalization. If he was born ...

Pretty sure I am out but just need to check:

-Great Grandfather and Great Grandmother Born in Sicily (immigrated to US separately in 1892, Married in NY 1898)
-Grandfather born in NY in 1905
-Grandfather's Petitions for Naturalization filed in New York City in 1928
-Farther Born in 1936
-I was born ...