Carmine Pascale (and fam) from Satriano di Lucania, aboard the Lapland, April 1924:
It looks like the file numbers are 4/36112-4/36114 and the date was 2/15/34 -- does the AJ mean something I should know about?
naturalization notation on manifest
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Re: naturalization notation on manifest
The 'AJ' is probably the initials of the person making the notation.
Link to interpreting the markings:
http://www.jewishgen.org/infofiles/manifests/occ/
Link to interpreting the markings:
http://www.jewishgen.org/infofiles/manifests/occ/
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Re: naturalization notation on manifest
Ah, I was thinking maybe it indicated the court or something. Based on the link, looks like District 4 in 1934 was Baltimore/Washington/VA.
Do you think it's likely they were living there, or just that they thought DC might be the most expedient court, being the capital and all? I mean, if anyone has experience with this. I've never done NARA stuff; it seems complicated and unfortunately the records are always located on the other side of the country.
Do you think it's likely they were living there, or just that they thought DC might be the most expedient court, being the capital and all? I mean, if anyone has experience with this. I've never done NARA stuff; it seems complicated and unfortunately the records are always located on the other side of the country.
