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About Minnesota, U.S., Naturalization Records Index, 1854-1957
The fact that spouses are listed in the index can be especially important because before 1922, women became citizens through their husbands and did not have their own papers. This index provides the necessary information for researchers to access the original papers in the microfilm collection. The microfilmed papers contain most of the relevant genealogical information, i.e., dates and places of birth and marriage.
Note: While most of the locations refer to counties, the following names are cities in St. Louis County: Ely, Duluth, Hibbing, and Virginia.
To receive additional information and forms to access your ancestor's naturalization documents, please contact: Iron Range Research Center
To contact the Iron Range Research Center directly, you can write them at:
- Iron Range Research Center
ATTN: Naturalization
801 SW Hwy. 169, Suite 1
Chisholm, MN 55719
Phone: (218) 254-7959
Fax: (218) 254-7971
Email:[email protected]
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