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Re: I'm looking for an Italian immigrant who possibly took a boat from Tianjin to San Francisco 1918-1920... I would guess he went through Angel Island, honestly I'm not even sure if he went to SF , but that's my best guess. Then we went across the US and
Sorry I tried to write in title. It seems my ancestor came from China to California, crossed the US and left from NY or Philly back to italy. How can I find documentation???
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Re: I'm looking for an Italian immigrant who possibly took a boat from Tianjin to San Francisco 1918-1920... I would guess he went through Angel Island, honestly I'm not even sure if he went to SF , but that's my best guess. Then we went across the US and
Research Services at the National Archives
Aug 10, 2017 4:07 PM
1 of 1 people found this helpfulThe National Archives at San Francisco would be able to assist you with any questions about passenger lists or naturalization documentation for people who lived in Northern and Central California.
Most Passenger lists for California and New York have been scanned and are now available on Ancestry.com. This website requires a subscription but many public libraries provide access for free. We also offer free access from our National Archives regional offices if you are located near one.
We’ve also partnered with Family Search which has the Northern California Naturalization Index, 1852-1989 available online for free.
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