Looking for Gustav Baetzner/Hagner's naturalization paper.
Gustav Baetzner was born an illegitimate child on 9 May 1866 in
Heilbronn, Germany, and he eventually became a HAGNER. He came with his
grandmother.
Name Gustav Bätzner
Gender männlich (Male)
Departure Age 12
Birth Date abt 1867
Residence Place Heilbronn, Württemberg
Departure Date 11 Juni 1879
Departure Place Hamburg, Deutschland (Germany)
Arrival Place New York
Relationship Enkel (Grandchild)
Ship Name Lessing
Captain Voss
Shipping Clerk Aug. Bolten Wm. Miller's Nachfolger
Shipping Line Hamburg-Amerikanische Packetfahrt-Actien-Gesellschaft
Ship Type Dampfschiff
Ship Flag Deutschland
Accommodation Zwischendeck
Volume 373-7 I, VIII A 1 Band 036 B
Household Members (Name) Relationship
Cath.a Bätzner
Frau (Wife)
Gustav Bätzner Enkel (Grandchild)
I found in 1888 Chicago voter registration -
In 1890 -
https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/59474:5997?tid=&pid=&queryId=3ee3d085-a754-4a0c-b9ae-760cf5922db8&_phsrc=zHR49195&_phstart=successSource
In the 1900 IL Census, he is listed under August Hagner - he came to the USA in 1878, and he was NA.
In the 1910 IL Census, he is listed under Gustav Hagner - he came to the USA in 1879, and he was NA.
In the 1920 IL Census, he is listed under Gustav Hagner - he came to the USA in 1880 and he was NA in 1885.
I have yet to find him in the 1892 Voter Reg.
I checked Chicago Superior Nat Court, and there is no Gustav Hagner.
Why does the Voter Reg not mention what court like the others?
I would love to have his naturalization paper. Any suggestion and help is GREATLY appreciated.
Comments
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Sometimes, when no court is mentioned in the voter registration, it is because the person has derivative citizenship, possibly from the naturalization of a parent. If he were truly naturalized by 1885, he would not yet have been of full age for naturalization (21) at that time.
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