> > Celeste, > > > We are nearly neighbors then. I know CSUEB well, in fact I have a degree > from there. I will have to check out the Erickson Collection sometime. The > 1890 census records would have been so useful to many of us. The same > happened to many military records, I believe it was Texas where a fire > destroyed whole volumes. I was temporarily assigned to work in Washington, > DC last year for 4 months. I took every advantage of many records and > resources. There is nothing like holding a Civil War registration that an > ancestor had physically touched and to see their actual signature. > > > One area that I have not explored are the naturalization records. I have > looked on Ancestry but haven't had much luck for anyone in my tree. > Sometimes it looks like its only a file card with a name and number. > > > I was wanting to make a suggestion that we (azore research community) > create a wikipage for researching. We can add useful links as they are > discovered or shared. Maybe there is already something like that in place. > > > > Thanks for posting, > > John > >
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