Sumter County GA Immigration Records

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NOTE: Additional records that apply to Sumter County are also on the Georgia Immigration Records page.

Sumter County Immigration Records

Minute books, 1842-1902 (microform), Georgia Superior Court (Sumter County) Archive Grid

Naturalization papers, 1906-1918 [Sumter County, Georgia] FamilySearch Library

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Naturalization documents can list a person's name, age, witnesses, and place of origin. In some cases, women were not required to naturalize separately from their husbands. Before 1906 in the United States, naturalization documents sometimes only listed a home country rather than a specific town or city where a person came from. Since 1906, more detailed information has been included in naturalization documents.

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