Remarriage After Death of Wife

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nfanuele
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Remarriage After Death of Wife

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Hello,

I am working on my Jure Sanguinis application, which is through my GGGF>GGF>GM>M>IO. My GGGM died in Philadelphia (1903) a few years after giving birth (1897) to my GGF. My GGGF subsequently remarried my GGF's mother-in-law around 1919.

Would I need her vital records? She appears on the 1920 census, which I am using for proof that my GGGF never naturalized.

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Nick
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Re: Remarriage After Death of Wife

Post by mler »

You would not need documents for a second wife if the ancestor was the child of the first wife.
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