Can You Read It?
This comes from a late nineteenth century naturalization...written by a German immigrant.
Any guesses?
Labels: handwriting
posted by Michael John Neill at
12:55 PM
02 February 2007
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3 Comments:
I am going to guess Foche S. Goldenstein...or maybe that first name is Frosse.
I'm guessing Froke S. Goldenstein.
The name is actually:
Focke J. Goldenstein
It is my great-great-grandfather (1853-1913). The J stands for Janssen.
Michael
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