citizenship possibilities through other great-grandparents
Hi all, I'm looking for feedback if I am eligible for dual citizenship through other avenues than my original post (in case I can't find local records). I have two other great-grandparents from an area that was at one point poland, who married each other.
Thank you so much!!
Great-Grandparents:
* Date married: 09/1913 in canada
* Date divorced: NO Divorce
GGM:
place of birth: 1891, Wyszogród (I have a book of residence with her listed, dates of which were 1883 - 1933. her name is not crossed out.)
* Ethnicity and religion: Jewish
* Occupation: House Wife
* Allegiance and dates of military service: none
* Date, destination for emigration: pre-1920, ~1910, Toronto, canada. (and again in ~1922 to US)
* Date naturalized: none
GGF:
* Date, place of birth: David-Horodok, born ~1891 as well
* Ethnicity and religion: Jewish
* Occupation: numerous, no public service. usually tailor.
* Allegiance and dates of military service: no military service, renounced allegiance to poland and to russia in naturalization declaration
* Date, destination for emigration: 1907, Toronto, canada. (and again in ~1922 to US)
* Date naturalized: may have been naturalized in Canada in 1910 and again at some point in US after my grandmother was born, but doesn't the military paradox prevent a loss until 1941, when his daughter was 26?
* Date, place of death: Detroit, US. date unknown.
Grandparent:
* Sex: F
* Date, place of birth: Nov 3, 1915, Toronto (emigrated without any naturalization as a child in 1922 to US)
* Date married: 1952
* Citizenship of spouse: U.S.
Date divorced: 1964
* Occupation: construction
* Allegiance and dates of military service: never naturalized at all.
- Date, place of death: 2011, Detroit, US
Parent:
* Sex: F
* Date, place of birth: 1953, Detroit
* Date married: 1979
* Date divorced: No Divorce
You:
* Date, place of birth: 7/16/1988