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Naturalization Documents and Filings Bonner County Naturalization Documents 1 NATURALIZATION DOCUMENTS AND FILINGS NAME CERTIFIED PAGE DOCUMENT TYPE AND INFO # # Adamo, 545 444 PETITION FOR NATURALIZATION: Gesualdo Occupation: Beer Parlor Adams, Gesualdo Birth: 10/14/1891 Altilia, Italy Description: Male Brown/Gray 5’ 6” 170 lbs Adams, Ward Nationality: Italian North Race: White Spouse: Mildrid Spouse Birth: 12/12/1912 Chicago, IL Married: 11/17/1939 Kalispell, MT Children: 1 Edward James 12/18/1925 Cheney, WA Port of Departure: Naples, Italy Date of Arrival: 05/25/1904 Ship: Konigis louise Port of Arrival: New York, NY Notation: Petition states Cancelled for want of Prosecution and name changed to Ward Adams Adams, Gesualdo 545 443 Affidavits of Witnesses From Arno F Eckert stating he has known Gesualdo has lived in the US from 01/01/1939 to 10/04/1943 Adams, Gesualdo 545 444 PETITION FOR NATURALIZATION: Adamo, Occupation: Beer Parlor Gesualdo Birth: 10/14/1891 Altilia, Italy Description: Male Brown/Gray 5’ 6” 170 lbs Adams, Ward Nationality: Italian North Race: White Spouse: Mildrid Spouse Birth: 12/12/1912 Chicago, IL Married: 11/17/1939 Kalispell, MT Children: 1 Edward James 12/18/1925 Cheney, WA Port of Departure: Naples, Italy Date of Arrival: 05/25/1904 Ship: Konigis louise Port of Arrival: New York, NY Notation: Petition states Cancelled for want of Prosecution and name changed to Ward Adams Adams, Ward 545 446 Letter Adamo, Gesuldo Lost Alien Registration Receipt Card Bonner County Naturalization Documents 2 Adams, Ward 545 444 PETITION FOR NATURALIZATION: Adams, Gesualdo Occupation: Beer Parlor Adamo, Birth: 10/14/1891 Altilia, Italy Gesualdo Description: Male Brown/Gray 5’ 6” 170 lbs Nationality: Italian North Race: White Spouse: Mildrid Spouse Birth: 12/12/1912 Chicago, IL Married: 11/17/1939 Kalispell, MT Children: 1 Edward James 12/18/1925 Cheney, WA Port of Departure: Naples, Italy Date of Arrival: 05/25/1904 Ship: Konigis louise Port of Arrival: New York, NY Notation: Petition states Cancelled for want of Prosecution and name changed to Ward Adams Ahern, Patrick 309 671 Declaration of Intention Joseph Reverend Occupation: Catholic Priest Birth: 09/01/1913 Bellinree, Neash Co Tiperry Ireland Description: brown/auburn 5’8 ½” 170 lbs Nationality: Irish Port of Departure: Cobh, Ireland Date of Arrival: 08/17/1937 Ship: President Harding Port of Arrival: New York, NY Ahern, Patrick 19-17493 672 Port of Entry: New York, NY Joseph Reverend Date of Arrival: 08/14/1937 Ship Name: SS President Harding Ahern, Patrick 614 673 Petition for Naturalization Joseph Reverend Occupation: Catholic Priest Birth: 09/01/1913 Ballinree, Nenach Co, Ireland Description: MALE Brown/Auburn 5’8 ½” 165 lbs Nationality: Irish Port of Departure: Cobh, Ireland Date of Arrival: 08/14/1937 Ship: SS President Harding Port of Arrival: New York, NY Alakosik, Arvo 24 R 11056 367 CERTIFICATE OF ARRIVAL: Nikkolai Port of Entry: Northport, WA Koski, Arvo Date of Arrival: 06/26/1911 Nikkolai Ship Name: Railroad Alekosik, Arvo 516 368 PETITION FOR NATURALIZATION: Nikkolai Occupation: Laborer Bonner County Naturalization Documents 3 Koski, Arvo Birth: 03/23/1903 Finland Nikkolai Description: Male Nationality: Finnish Spouse: Grace Ovidia Victoria Spouse Birth: 08/15/1916 Sandpoint, ID Married: 04/10/1937 Sandpoint, ID Children: None Port of Departure: Hango, FInland Date of Arrival: 06/26/1911 Ship: Great Northern Railroad Port of Arrival: Northport, WA Andersen, 24 900 190 CERTIFICATE OF ARRIVAL: Halvden Port of Entry: Boston, Mass Date of Arrival: 07/31/1912 Manner of Arrival: SS Franconia Anderson, Alex E 730 38 DECLARATION OF INTENTION: Anderson, Egon Occupation: Lumber worker Birth: 01/01/1904 Petea Rosvik, Sweden Description: Male 5’ 8” 135 lbs dark brown hair, blue eyes Port of Departure: Petea Rosvik, Sweden Date of Arrival: 06/07/1905 Ship: SS Caronia Port of Arrival: New York, NY Spouse: Marie Ann Birth: Mason, WI Anderson, Alex 407 39 PETITION FOR NATURALIZATION: Egon Occupation: Stockman Birth: 01/01/1904 Petea, Sweden Race: Scandanavian Spouse: Marie Ann Spouse Birth: 06/29/1907 Mason, WI Married: 03/05/1927 Spokane, WA Children:None Port of Departure: Petea, Sweden Date of Arrival: 06/08/1905 Ship: SS Caronia Port of Arrival: New York, NY Anderson, Anna 24 13033 554 CERTIFICATE OF ARRIVAL: A Port of Entry: New York, NY Date of Arrival: 09/08/1924 Manner of Arrival: SS Drottningholm Anderson, Anna 650 556 PETITION FOR NATURALIZATION: Alina Residence: Samuels, ID Simonson, Anna Occupation: Housewife Alina Birth: 09/11/1891 Jakobstad, Finland Bonner County Naturalization Documents 4 Description: Female 5’ 4” 150 lbs brown eyes brown hair Nationality: Finland Spouse: Martin Alfred Simonson Married: 12/29/1923 Olympia, WA Spouse Birth: 08/24/1883 Ordvais, Finland Spouse Entered US: 07/1902 New York, NY Date Spouse Naturalized: Not Children: Two Carl Martin 05/29/1930 Sandpoint, ID Anna Nathalia 12/05/1931 Samuels, ID Emigrated from: Helsingfors, Finland Under name of Anna A Anderson Port of Entry: New York, NY Date arrived: 09/08/1924 Manner of Arrival: SS Drottningholm Anderson, Egon 20 8237 37 CERTIFICATE OF ARRIVAL: Port of Entry: New York, NY Date of Arrival: 06/08/1905 Ship Name: SS Caronia Anderson, Egon 730 38 DECLARATION OF INTENTION: Anderson, Alex E Occupation: Lumber worker Birth: 01/01/1904 Petea Rosvik, Sweden Description: Male 5’ 8” 135 lbs dark brown hair, blue eyes Port of Departure: Petea Rosvik, Sweden Date of Arrival: 06/07/1905 Ship: SS Caronia Port of Arrival: New York, NY Spouse: Marie Ann Birth: Mason, WI Anderson, 778 191 DECLARATION OF INTENTION: Halvdan Marius Residence: Hope, ID Occupation: Lumber Piler Birth: 04/02/1893 Oslo, Norway Description: Male 6’ 1” 170 lbs blue eyes brown hair Race: Scandinavian Nationality: Norweigen Spouse: None Port of Departure: Oslo, Norway Port of Entry: Boston, Mass. Date: 07/21/1912 Manner of Arrival:Franconia Anderson, 465 192 PETITION FOR NATURALIZATION: Halvdan Marius Residence: Hope, ID Bonner County Naturalization Documents 5 Occupation: Lumber Piler Birth: 04/02/1893 Oslo, Norway Race: Scandinavian Spouse: Ethel Married: 05/12/1934 Sandpoint, ID Spouse Birth: 08/19/1887 Meilsville, WI Children: None Emigrated from: Oslo, NOrway Port of Entry: Boston, Mass Date arrived: 07/31/1912 Manner of Arrival: SS Franconia Andersson, Anna 878 555 DECLARATION OF INTENTION: A Residence: Samuels, ID Simonson, Anna Occupation: Housewife Alina Birth: 09/11/1891 Jakobatad, Finland Description: Female 5’ 4” 150 lbs brown eyes and hair Race: Finnish Nationality: Finland Spouse: Martin Alfred Married: 12/29/1912 Olympia, WA Birth: 08/25/1883 Ordvais, Finland Spouse Entered US: New York, NY 07/1903 Children: Two Carl Martin 05/29/1930 Sandpoint, ID Anna Nathatia 12/05/1931 Samuels, ID Port of Departure: Helsingfors, Finland Port of Entry: New York, NY Date: 09/08/1924 Manner of Arrival: SS Drottningholm Andersson, Karl 24 8364 511 CERTIFICATE OF ARRIVAL: Gunnar Port of Entry: New York, NY Date of Arrival: 08/18/1916 Manner of Arrival: SS Stockholm Andersson, Karl 562 512 PETITION FOR NATURALIZATION: Gunnar Albert Residence: Priest River, ID Carlson, Charles Occupation: Farmer Gunnar Birth: 05/14/1899 Jonkoping, Smaland, Sweden Description: Male 5’ 7” 145 lbs blue eyes blond hair Nationality: Swedish Spouse: Aurora F Married: 09/16/1933 Priest River, ID Spouse Birth: 12/03/1907 Priest River, ID Spouse Entered US: Date Spouse Naturalized: Bonner County Naturalization Documents 6 Children: One Lawrence Charles 05/19/1941 Emigrated from: Goteborg, Sweden Port of Entry: New York, NY Date arrived: 08/18/1916 Manner of Arrival: SS Stockholm Andrews, A6 933 301 713 Certificate of Arrival Leonora Port of Entry: Honolulu, HI Date of Arrival: 06/11/1948 Ship Name: NATS Plane 90397 Andrews, 632 714 Petition for Naturalization Leonora Occupation: Housewife Rubic, Leonora Birth: 03/31/1925 Manila, Phillipines Description: Black/Black 5’ 2” 110 lbs Nationality: Filipino Spouse: George F Andrews Spouse Birth: 06/27/1923 Cisco, UT Married: 10/29/1946 Children: 1 Joan 04/20/1947 Philippine Island Port of Departure: Rizal City, Philippine Island Date of Arrival: 06/11/1948 Ship: NATS Plane #90397 Port of Arrival: Honolulu, HI Aprile, Rosario 20 7820 92 CERTIFICATE OF ARRIVAL: Port of Entry: New York, NY Date of Arrival: 04/15/1903 Ship Name: SS Napolitan Prince Aprile, Salvatore 749 93 DECLARATION OF INTENTION: Aprile, Rosario Occupation: Railroad Labor Birth: 06/21/1887 Martone, Italy Race: Italian South Nationality: Italian Description: Male 5’ 4” 175 lbs brown eyes grey hair Port of Departure: Naples, Italy Date of Arrival: 04/15/1903 Ship: Napolitan Prince Port of Arrival:New York, NY Spouse: Maria Teresa Birth: 05/15/1891 Geojosa, Italy Married: 03/25/1914 Rojosu, Fonico Italy Children: Six Jim 02/16/1915 Sandpoint, ID Roseena 03/14/1916 Sandpoint, ID Roseae 08/19/1918 Sandpoint, ID Bonner County Naturalization Documents 7 Katherine 03/30/1920 Sandpoint, ID Alonda 03/01/1924 Sandpoint, ID Agnes 06/24/1929 Sandpoint, ID Betty, 03/15/1930 Sandpoint, ID Aprile, Salvatore 427 94 PETITION FOR NATURALIZATION: Occupation: Railroad Laborer Birth: 06/21/1887 Martone, Italy Race: Italian South Spouse: Maria Taresia Spouse Birth: 05/15/1891 Geojosa, Italy Married: 03/25/1914 Sojosu Fanico ITaly Children: Six Jim 02/16/1915 Sandpoint, ID Roseena 03/14/1916 Sandpoint, ID Roseae 08/19/1918 Sandpoint, ID Katherine 03/30/1920 Sandpoint, ID Alonda 03/01/1924 Sandpoint, ID Agnes 06/24/1929 Sandpoint, ID Betty, 03/15/1930 Sandpoint, ID Port of Departure: Naples,
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