US, Ohio—Naturalization Records, 1918–1927 [Part F] [MQ5X-QBT]
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On Image 1 there is a record no. 455 M. There is also a number 962625. This number is also listed at the bottom of the OOA as the Certificate of Naturalization NO. I am inclined to list this as the record number on the NAT.
I know we do not put a record number on the OOA.
What do you think?
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The 455M number is the record number. The M is for "military." There is, in the children part, the sentence says This petition is filed under the provisions of Act approved May 9, 1918. This act meant that a serviceman's immigration was fast tracked. 962625 is for reference when someone looked up Nick's Petition.
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