AL = alien; NA = naturalized citizen; PA = has filed papers for citizenship (first papers); NR = not recorded...
1879 THE NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE It's Officers for Ninety Years-An Interesting Record |
Castle Garden |
The Barge Office |
Castle Garden..databasePort of New York passenger lists from 1820 to 1892 |
Castle Garden..One Step |
From GenealogyBank..This important record covers arrivals at 35 ports in 14 States and the District of Columbia. Ports included: A List of Passengers who arrived in the U.S. from 1st October 1819 to 30th September 1820* This published passenger list includes not only immigrants but often US citizens who traveled from one state to another. |
Resources for Finding New York Passenger Lists 1847-1897 (the Unindexed Years) Castle Garden Passenger Lists | This is sometimes called the "Castle Garden" era as immigrants were processed at New York's Castle Garden from 1855-1890. Passenger records for the port of New York have not been indexed on microfilm from 1847 to mid 1897. Resources for finding passenger records for this period |
IMMIGRATION NYC 1820-1850 | Passenger Lists: Various Names |
Passenger Lists-NYC to California via Central America | New York Times 1851-56 and 1865-73 |
Dutch Arrivals: New York Immigration Lists (1881-1894) | Record Details Place: Netherlands Date: 1881-1894 Type: Passenger Arrival records Count: 50,000 Related Data Sets Immigration Records: Dutch Immigrants to America 1820-1880 Immigration Records: German and Swiss Settlers in America, 1700s-1800s Immigration Records: Immigrants to Pennsylvania, 1600s-1800s |
Paper Trails...Immigration | Certificates sent in by subscribers to Rootsweb Lists |
Irish Ancestors /Passenger lists | By ships' name |
Bremen Passenger Lists 1920 - 1939 |
German Enemy Aliens (German Genealogy Website)
In 1917 the US declared war on Germany. In 1917 New York State conducted a "Military Census and Inventory." This special census was taken in May, all persons, male & female who were between the age of 16 & 50 years of age. Approximately 5,600,000 men and women completed the form. There was a separate form for males and females and there were about 80 questions on each form. The names and addresses of all German males from New York City who were not citizens were printed in a series of articles in "The Herald." The list was published between December 4, 1917 and December 9, 1917. The GGG has obtained a copy of this list and has created a searchable database of the names and address. The database also notes which persons have submitted their first papers to become a citizen. There are over 26,000 names in the database. |
1908 MENU..R.M.S. Ryndam |
SHIPS.. |
Americans in the Raw | Immigrants with Photos |
Shipping News.. | Brooklyn Daily Standard Union |
1930 Steamship Co.New York City | White-Orr's Bus.Direct |
GERMAN GENEAOLGY GROUP DATABASES |
NASSAU County, NY Naturalization RecordsThe complete database has over 65,000 names, in 279 volumes, from as early as 1899 up to 1986 Among these records are names of military personnel who petitioned the government for citizenship while at Camp Mills and Aviation Field #2 |
SUFFOLK County NaturalizationComplete database:over 67,000 names. As early as 1853 up to 1990. Among these records are 49 books containing over 12,000 names of military personnel who petitioned the government for citizenship while at Camp Upton, a U.S. Army base. |
KINGS County Naturalizations1907-1924 |
BRONX County Naturalization Index Project1914 to 1952. The database contains over 240,000 records. |
QUEENS County Naturalization ProjectQueens County Clerkâs Office. 1906 to 1957. There are some for earlier years. The database contains about 60,000 records. |
The New York Military Naturalization ProjectNassau County, NY (Includes Camp Mills and Aviation Fields #2) Nassau County, NY (Includes Camp Mills and Aviation Fields #2) Suffolk County, NY (Includes Camp Upton) Suffolk County, NY (Includes Camp Upton) Bronx County, NY (Includes the years 1914-1952 Bronx County, NY (Includes the years 1914-1952 Military Camps, NY (Includes WWI, WWII, Korean War) Military Camps, NY (Includes WWI, WWII, Korean War) Southern District Court of NY (includes the Years 1906-1959) Southern District Court of NY We have provided a printable form to request Naturalization Records from Nassau County We have provided a printable form to request Naturalization Records from Suffolk County |
Declaration of Intent | Index..Southern District N.Y. 1845-1876 |
Online Searchable New York Naturalization Records & Indices | Part of GenSearch (German Roots) |
Albany Co. Naturalization Indexes Database | 1821 thru 1991 |
Canadian Naturalization Records | The Canadian Genealogy Centre has launched a new database that contains references to about 200,000 immigrants from 84 countries outside the British Commonwealth who applied for and received status as naturalized Canadians from 1915 to 1932. The information is searchable by surname, given name and country. A search can also be done using possible name variations. |
Westchester County Archives Indexes | Including: Indexes Declarations of Intention, 1808-1927 Naturalization Records, 1808-1927 |
The Southern District Court of NY Naturalization Project | This database contains the naturalization records that were issued between 1906 and 1959 by the Southern District Court, which includes Manhattan and the Bronx. It contains over 500,000 records. |
Italian emigrants to the U.S.A, Argentina & Brazil | On-Line data base |
California Great Registration | New York Naturatizations #1 |
The Immigrant Ships Transcibers Guild | Thousands of Ships Passenger Lists |
ISTG Compass | - a source for many links to help you in your research |
Registers of Vessels Arriving at the Port of New York |
from Foreign Ports 1789 - 1919 NARA Microfilm Publication M1066 (27 rolls) On-line Search |
Bremen Passenger Lists 1920 - 1939 | Searchable DataBase |
Death at Sea | Where to write for information. |
Passport Information | N.A.R.A. |
Passport Information Update | N.A.R.A. |
Index to Special Passports, Volume 1, 1887 - 1894 | |
Alien Registration Records 1940-1944 | In response to distant threats of war, the United States launched the Alien Registration Program in July of 1940. Examples of the forms used and what they included. This is a N.A.R.A. Info Page |
N.A.R.A. | What is available. |
N.A.R.A. 1820-1846 Records | Index to Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at New York, NY, 1820--1846. M261. 103 rolls. 16mm. & who has them |
N.A.R.A. Naturalization Records
Records Description Dates: 1792-1960 Volume: 1,261 cubic feet Records of the following New York City courts, 1792-1906: City Court, Brooklyn; County Court, Kings County; County Court, Queens County; County Court, Richmond County; Court of Common Pleas for the City and County of New York; Marine Court of the City of New York; Superior Court of the City of New York; Supreme Court of New York County; Surrogate's Court, Queens County; U.S. Circuit Court for the Southern District of New York; U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York; U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York. The records document naturalizations performed in New York City courts and may include: Declaration of Intention, Petition for Naturalization, and other papers. The records are photostatic copies of the original documents. Finding Aids For naturalization records: card index, arranged by Soundex code, listing the individual's name, court, & file location. Related Microfilm Publications M1674, Index (Soundex) to Naturalization Petitions Filed in Federal, State, and Local Courts in New York, New York, Including New York, Kings, Queens, and Richmond Counties, 1792-1906 |
Manhattan Naturalization Process | including FHC Film #s |
Emigrant Savings Bank of NY..Part of the Genexchange | Online with records of Irish emigrants who opened accounts in NYC |
Translations | Latin To English Translation |
Ellis Island Search Forms and Ship Arrivals Castle Garden (and earlier) Search Forms and Ship Arrivals |