This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Three Granted Citizenship in Federal Court
Three individuals received full naturalization papers in the opening of a six week term before Judge James C. Wilson. Eli Raffkind Amarillo merchant John Hans Fuhrbach Amarillo jeweler and Roderick Jackson Sharp farmer near Waldron were naturalized. Five Panhandle residents had petitions received including Sister Maria del Socorro Sara Laza Houston of St Marys Academy Amarillo Phillip Doerner Paul Jensen Ewald Bartel and George Rogers Connley Taylor. Andrew Paul Miller Nazareth was continued for further study of the Constitution. An Oregon craftsman makes wooden goods for Antarctic expedition use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Wilson
Federal Court
D. L. Sullivan
Denver
Naturalization
Eli Raffkind
Amarillo
Jackson Street
John Hans Fuhrbach
West Eleventh Avenue
Roderick Jackson Sharp
Wildorado
Raffkind
Russia
Fuhrbach
Pinn
Prussia
Sharp
United States
Canada
Panhandle
Sullivan
Sister Maria del Socorro
Sara Laza Houston
St. Mary’s Academy of
Chihuahua
Mex
Phillip Doerner
Wiesbaden
Germany
Paul Jensen
Pampa
Hals
Denmark
Ewald Rudolf Bartel
Dalhart
Checkanow
Russia-Poland
George Rogers Connley Taylor
Twelfth Avenue
Huntingdon
Andrew Paul Miller
Nazareth
U. S
Miller