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To: lucysmom
My grandfather became a US citizen, my grandmother did not automatically become naturalized through him, in fact never did become a citizen. My mother was born in 1921 so we're talking about the same period of time.

Hmm. What year was your grandfather naturalized and what year were they married. All women who were married to naturalized US Citizens became US citizens ipso facto until the law was changed in 1922. By the way, out of curiosity, how do you know that your grandmother was not a citizen? If your grandparents were married in 1920 and in the US then maybe the 1920 US census would tell you if you haven't already seen it.

104 posted on 04/24/2010 2:31:36 PM PDT by old republic
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To: old republic
What year was your grandfather naturalized and what year were they married. All women who were married to naturalized US Citizens became US citizens ipso facto until the law was changed in 1922.

I don't know the year they were married, but I do know that it was well before 1922.

My grandfather was naturalized after my mother was born.

I know my grandmother wasn't a citizen. There was a period of time when she would have to register yearly as a legal resident.

125 posted on 04/24/2010 4:53:57 PM PDT by lucysmom
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