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Expatriation Act 3/2/1907

1910 Census Listing for Harriot Stanton Blatch 4/23/1910

Petition of Naturalization for Harriot Stanton Blatch 12/20/1911

Application to Enter the United States from Peter Halfke 5/31/1917

Enemy Alien Registration Affidavit for Jessie Varelmann 6/24/1918

Application of Mary Yee for Return Certificate 9/8/1922

Cable Act 9/22/1922

Repatriation Oath of Louisa Fouquet McDewar 3/8/1939

Repatriation Oath for Mae Bell Miller Gerontakis 10/24/1941

Repatriation Oath for Faytie Alone Kitchens Karlovic 11/20/1942

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