Lisa Louise Cooke
Stephen Danko, PhD, PLCGS
Episode 30: Immigration & Naturalization Part 2
In today’s episode we are going to continue our discussion of Immigration and Naturalization with genealogy lecturer and blogger Stephen Danko. In today’s show Steve and I talk more about passenger lists, and some of the ramifications of an immigrant being detained or deported.
We’ll also discuss some of the challenges of finding records prior to 1820 in the U.S. And then we’ll be meet the challenge of locating naturalization records
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