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Naturalizations Eidemiller, Nicholas Int. November 8, 1834 Frederick naturalizations Eidemiller, Nicholas Austria, age 31 Bremen to Baltimore Int. November 8, 1834 Frederick County C. C. Minutes Liber Oct. 1834, folio 20 NATURALIZATIONS Eidemillen, Nicholas, subject to Enperor of Austria, registered intent Nov. 8, 1834 Sept. 28, 1837 Frederick Circuit Court, Minute Book Liber Feb. 1837, fol. 47 NATURALIZATIONS Eierman, Henry- Germany no date given Dorchester Co. C.C. Naturalizations C.H Card file NATURALIZATIONS Eigner, Christian Bavaria Int. October 15> 1856 Adm. October 21, 1859 Allegany County C. C. Alien Dockets Liber NR No. 2 1852-1904, folio 109 NATURALIZATIONS Eihhom, John Bavaria Int. October 2, 1875 ^arroll Co. C. C. Proceedings Liber 2, folio 250 1 NATURALIZATIONS Eihhom, John Bavaria March 9, 1878 Carroll Co. C. C. Proceedings Liber 2, folio 305 NATURALIZATIONS Eiker, Louis A.G.H. b. Germany 5-29-1374 Ar. Hoboken, N.J. Oct. 1894 no date given Dorchester C.C. Naturalizations C.H naturalizations Eiker, Peter Hesse C&ssel May 2, 1859 Minor Act Allegany County C. C. Allen Dockets Liber NR No. 2 1852-1904, folio 101 NATURALIZATIONS ffATUEALIZATIONS Eilbeck, George England Ar. 1866, age 29 Int. June 25, 186? Allegany County C. C. Alien Dockets Liber NR No. 2 1852-1904, folio 137 naturalizations ELlbeck, George, 29, native of England, declared intent Jan. 25, 1867 Oct. 19, 1871 Allegany Circuit Court, Naturalizations Liber No. 2 1852-1904, fol. 170 NATURALIZATIONS Eilbeck, John, 30, native of England, arrived Aug. 1891 Intent March 1, 1899 Allegany Circuit Court, Naturalizations Liber No. 2 1852-1904, fol. 346 MTURALIZATIGMS Elmer, William Germany Int. December 15, 1842 Baltimore County Court Minutes Liber 1836-44, folio 364 NATURALIZATIONS Eisel, Christian, 67* native of Prussia, declared intent Oct. 16, 1873 Oct. 2, 1876 Allegany Circuit Court, Naturalizations Liber No. 2 1852-1904, fol. 233 HATURALIZATIONS Eisel, George, 40, native of Prussia, declared intent Oct. 16, 1873 Sept. 30, 1876 Allegany Circuit Court, Naturalizations Liber No. 2 1852-1904, fol. 230 NATURALIZATIONS Eisel, Henry, 49, native of Germany, declared intent Sept- 22, 1866 Oct. 31, 1871 Allegany Circuit Court, Naturalizations Liber No. 2 1852-1904, fol. 172 NATURALIZATIONS Eisel, Henry Hesse Cassel Ar. 1857, age 49 Int. September 22, 1866 Allegany County C. C. Alien Dockets Liber NR No. 2 1852-1904, folio 136 NATURALIZATIONS Eisenberg, G. Hungary Ar. 1864, age 42 Int. August 5, 1871 Allegany County C. C . Alien Dockets Liber NR No. 2 1852-1904, folio 149 BATURALIZATIONS Eisenberg, G», 44, native of Hungarta, declared intent Aug. 5, 1871 Aug. 30, 1873 Allegany Circuit Court, Naturalizations Liber No. 2 1852-1904, fol. 174 NATURALIZATIONS Eisenbrandt, Christian H. of Hanover Intent April 17, 1823 Baltimore Circuit Court, Rou#i Mnutes Liber 1822 - 1826, fol. 97 naturalizations Eisenbriess, Charles, 38, native of Ortwiler, Ger- many, arrived June 1822 Intent April 3, 1826 Washington Circuit Court, Minutes of Court C.H. Liber March 1826, fol. 42 NATURALIZATIONS Eisenhaur, John Bavaria Int. November 3* 1858 Frederick County C. C. Minutes Liber Oct. Term 1858, folio 18 NATURALIZATIONS Eisenhauer, John Bavaria November 1, 1859 Frederick County C. C. Minutes Liber Oct. Term 1859* folio 26 MTURALIZATIONS Eisenhauer, Joseph P. Bavaria September 21, 1868 Frederick County C. C. Minutes Liber COM No. 1 1867-68, folio 118 NATURALIZATIONS Eisenhuht, Andrew Bavaria May 14, 1378 Carroll Co. C. C. Proceedings Liber 2, folio 312 1 naturalizations Eisenhupt, Andrew Bavaria Int. November 17* 1874 Carroll Co. C. C. Proceedings Liber 2, folio 238 NATURALIZATIONS Eisenhut, Conrad, native of Byron Intent June 4, 1896 Carroll Circuit Court, Proceedings of Court Liber No. 4» fol. 100 NATURALIZATIONS Eisenrauch, Adolph, 21, native of Austria Oct. 8, 1901 Anne Arundel Circuit Court, Naturalization Record of Minors C. E. Liber 1899 - 1903, fol. 29 NATURALIZATIONS Eisenrauch, Adolph Austria October 8, 1901 A. A. County Circuit Court Liber Nov. 1898-Nov. 1903, folio 214 NATURALIZATIONS Eisenrauch, Adolph Austria October 12, 1899 NATURALIZATIONS Rising, Morris, native of Germany Oct, 17, 1873 Allegany Circuit Court, Naturalizations Liber No. 2 1852-1904, fol. 180 NATURALIZATIONS Eisler, Jacob Hesse Cassel, age 38 October 12, 1868 Allegany County C. C. Alien Dockets Liber HR No. 2 1852-1904, folio 134 NATURALIZATIONS Eisley, Jacob Hesse Cassel Ar. 1856, age 38 Int. October 12, 1866 Allegany County C, C. Alien Dockets Liber NR No. 2 1852-1904, folio 136 NATURALIZATIONS Ekman, Jno. Edward, native of Sweden intent Sept. 23» 1896 Howard Circuit Court, Proceedings of Court Liber J.H.O. No. 9 1894-1899, fol. 307 i HATURALIZATIOwi Elan an, John Edward, native of Sweden, registered intent Sept. 23, 1896 Oct. 11, 1898 Howard Circuit Court, Proceedings of Court Liber J.H.O. Ho. 9 1894-1899, fol. 569 NATURALIZATIONS Ekstedt, Oscar, 27, native of Sweden, arrived 1901 Intent May 31, 1902 Allegany Circuit Court, Naturalizations Liber No. 2 1852-1904, fol. 369 naturalizations Elbans, John Gt. Brit. & Ireland arr. age 21 September 27, 1838 Frederick County C. C. Minutes Liber Feb. Term 1838, folio 65 NATURALIZATIONS Elde, Otto Langnan, native of Prussia Intent Nov. 13, 1895 Carroll Circuit Court, Proceedings of Court Liber No. 4, fol. 84 NATURALIZATIONS ELde, Otto Langjnan, native of Prussia, declared in- tent Nov. 13, 1895 Sept. 25, 1899 Carroll Circuit Court, Proceedings of Court Liber No. 4, fol. 180 NATURALIZATIONS ELderdice, from United Kingdom of Great Brit- ain and Ireland March 3, 1817 Frederick Circuit Court, Minute Book Liber 1817, fol* 12 NATURALIZATIONS Elein, Frank Baden Age 45 September 6, 1865 Allegany County C. C. Alien Dockets Liber NR No. 2 1852-1904, folio 128 NATURALIZATIONS ELevee, James ¥. of Ireland, came before June 18, 1796 March 15, 1805 Cecil Circuit Court, Minute Book Liber 1800 - 1804, fol. 187 JTATURALIZATIOHS ELfline, George, native of Germany, 26 Intent Oct. 17, 1843 Allegany Circuit Court, Minutes of Court Liber Oct. 1843* fol. 39 naturalizations Elfline, George, native of Bern, minor reached 21 Oct. 1, 1844 Allegany CirCujrt Court, Minutes of Court C.H. Liber Apr. 1844, fol. 78 NATURALIZATIONS Eigen, Jacob F. Saxony August 13, 1866 Carroll Co. C. C, Proceedings Liber 2, folio 38 NATURALIZATIONS Eigen, John, native of Gemany, subject to Duke of Saxe Meinengen Oct. 31, 1857 Frederick Circuit Court, Minute Book Liber Oct. 1857, fol. 18 ■HATUEALIZATIONS Eiger, Hartman October 9, 1788 W. S. General Court Dockets & Minutes 1788, folio 466 NATURALIZATIONS Elias, George, 25, native of Turkey, arrived 1889 Intent Oct. 31, 1896 Allegany Circuit Court, Naturalizations Liber No. 2 1852-1904, fol. 322 naturalizatioks HLias, John, ZL, native of Turkey, arrived 1889 Intent Oct. 31, 1896 Allegany Circuit Court, naturalizations Liber No. 2 1852-1904, fol. 322 NATURALIZATIONS Elias, John, 24, native of Turkey, declared in- tent Oct. 31, 1896 Oct. 10, 1899 Allegany Circuit Court, Naturalizations Liber No. 2 1852-1904, fol. 353 NATURALIZATIONS Elias, Thomas Wales Ar. 1870, age 26 Int. April 28, 1871 Allegany County C. C. Alien Dockets Liber NR No. 2 1852-1904, folio 145 naturalizations Elias, Thomas, 31, native of Vales, declared in- tent April 28, 1871 Sept. 30, 1876 Allegany Circuit Court, Naturalizations Liber No. 2 1852-1904, fol. 225 NATURALIZATIONS ELlencamp, Henry, native of Germany, now 21 Oct. 6, 1847 Allegany Circuit Court, Naturalizations Liber No. 1 1845-1852, fol. 234 Naturalizations ELlerbrock, Henri, 21, of Prussia Intent April 5, 1854 Anne Arundel Circuit Court, Court Proceedings Liber Dec. 1851 - Oct. 1857, fol. 173 NATURALIZATIONS ELlerot, Martin, native of Bavaria, now 21 Sept. 28, 1847 Allegany Circuit Court, Naturalizations Liber No. 1 1845-1852, fol. 193 NATURALIZATIONS Elliot, Joseph, 26, native of England, arrived 1846 Intent Oct. 16, 1850 Allegany Circuit Court, Naturalizations Liber No. 1 1845-1852, fol. 435 HATITRALIZATIOUS Elliott, Adam England Ar. 1849, age 66 Int. November 24, 1858 Allegany County C. c. Alien Dockets Liber NR No. 2 1852-1904, folio 98 NATURALIZATIONS Elliott, James England Ar. 1851, age 28 Int. May 19, 1857 Allegany County C. C. Alien Dockets Uber NR No. 2 1852-1904, folio 89 NATURALIZATIONS Elliott, James England Int. May 19, 1857 Adm. October 19, 1859 Allegany County C. C. Alien Dockets Liber NR No. 2 1852-1904, folio 108 MTURALIZATIONS Elliott, John England October 19, 1869 Allegany County C. C. Alien Dockets Liber NR No. 2 1852-1904, folio 140 naturalizations Elliott, Joseph England November 7, 1855 Allegany County C. C. Alien Dockets Liber NR No. 2 1852-1904, folio 58 MTURALIZATIONS Elliott, Robert England Int. November 1, 1793 Nat. October 10, 1797 Kent County C. C. Minutes Liber 1819-1830, folio 3a NATURALIZATIONS Elliott, Thomas England Ar. 1849, age abt. 22 Int. July 17, 1852 Allegany County C. C. Alien Dockets Liber NR No. 2, folio 15 IATUBALIZATIONS Elliott, Thomas England Int. October 5j 1833 Baltimore County Court Minutes Liber 1832-35, folio 207 ■NATURALIZATIONS Elliott, William, aged 31 years, native of Ireland, subject to King of Spain April 9, 1803 Prince George’s Circuit Court, Judgments Liber I.R.M. No. 3, fol. 591 r NATURALIZATIONS Elliott, Willion, age 34, of Ireland, now residing in Town of Queen Anne in Prince George's County, a teacher of languages April 15, 1806 Prince George's Circuit Court, Docket and Minutes Liber April 1806, fol. 28 NATURALIZATIONS Elliott, William, aged 34, native of Ireland and subgect of King of Spain, now residing in Town of Queen Anne in Prince George’s County April 15, 1806 Prince George’s Circuit Court, Judgments Liber 1806-1813, fol. 4 HATURALIZATIOfia Elliott, William Ireland b. 1825, now 28, Emg. Liverpool-Boston, ar 6- -1341 Int. October 20, 1853 Washington County C. C. Minutes C.H. Liber July Term 1853, folio 14 natuealizations Elliott, William Gt. Brit, & Ireland Int. October 20, 1853 Adm. August 12, 1856 Washington County C.
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