Morse's One-Step Search of the Ellis Island Database allows you to set advanced search parameters in your initial search. Passenger Search - Statue of Liberty - Ellis Island Foundation Index to ship manifests listing more than 22 million immigrants and passengers who came through Ellis Island and the Port of New York between 18. The database lets you search for information on 11 million immigrants from 1820 through 1892, the year Ellis Island opened. : America's First Immigration Center From 1855 to 1890, the Castle was America's first official immigration center. A project of the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild. Volume 2 includes a list of passengers arriving in Newark in 1836 and at a unspecified New Jersey port in 1662 Volume 3 includes a list of passengers landing in Cape May in 1828 Volume 5 includes a list of passengers landing in Perth Amboy in 1685, and Volume 13 includes a list of passengers landing in Perth Amboy in 1829. Browse by date, ship name, port of departure, port of arrival (including New York and Philadelphia) or surname or search by name. Includes ships arriving from the 17th through the 20th centuries. Immigrant Ships Index Currently thirteen "volumes" of transcriptions of ship passenger lists have been completed, with each volume consisting of 1000 transcribed lists. Most immigrants to New Jersey arrived via the ports of New York or Philadelphia a small number came directly to ports in New Jersey. The index contains certificate numbers for Declarations of Intent, Petitions, Repatriations, Transfer and Military WWII naturalizations. Index to over 26,000 naturalization records that were issued between 18 by the Trenton, New Jersey courts. It includes: Petitions from 1932 through 1981 and Declarations of Intent from 1933 through 1964. Index to the naturalization records that were issued by the Camden, New Jersey Federal Court, which cover the following counties: Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Salem, Cape May, Cumberland and Atlantic counties. In addition to indexing persons naturalized, the data also includes immigrants who declared their intent but did not get naturalized, those whose petition was denied, and a few whose naturalizations were cancelled.Ĭamden, N.J. Monmouth County Naturalization Record Search 1804-1991. The USCIS has an index to their naturalization certificate files (C-Files), and can retrieve individual records (from Septemto April 1, 1956) based on name, date of birth, and place of birth.
Citizenship and Immigration Services has duplicate records of all naturalizations that occurred after September 26, 1906. The State Archives also have copies of naturalizations for many New Jersey counties for some counties this includes records into the 1950s. Most New Jersey naturalization records are available from the office of the County Clerk in the county in which the naturalization was recorded.Ĭopies of naturalizations by court action or statute for all New Jersey counties from the 1600s to about 1830 are also available from the New Jersey State Archives in Trenton.
County by county listing of what records were available at each county clerk's office and their arrangement. Naturalization procedures, as well as abstracts of Colonial, New Jersey, and Federal naturalization laws, up to 1940. J., New Jersey Historical Records Survey Project, 1941. Guide to Naturalization Records in New Jersey.
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