Naturalization: Declaration Of Intent.....Crilly, James Patrick 1872
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File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by:
Virginia Crilley varcsix@hot.rr.com 
March 19, 2005


Volume:
Form No:
State:                  Pennsylvania
County:
Court Name:              Court At
Applicant:              James Patrick Crilly
Address:                Smithton
occupation:             Retired Coal Miner
Age:                    75
Gender:                 Male
Color:                  White
Complexion:             Fair
Eyes:                   Blue
Hair:                   Gray
Height:                 5 Ft 9 In
Weight:                 120
Visible Marks:          Fingers Deformed Right Hand
Race:                   W
Nationality:            British
Date Of Birth:
Place Of Birth:
Married Yes or No:      Yes
Spouse:                 U/k U/k
Date Of Marriage:       u/k
Place Of Marriage:
Spouse Place Of Birth:  Peasley Cross, Sutton, Lancashire England
Spouse Date Of Birth:   August 28, 1861
Spouse Entry At:
Spouse Date Of Arrival: 1872 ?
Spouse Residence:
Number Of Children:     0
Previous Declaration:   No
Declaration No:         31527
Declaration Date:
Declaration Location:
Foreign Residence:      England
Emmigrated From:        England
Lawful Entry:
Under The Name:
Date Of Arrival:        1872
Vessel:
Signed:                 James 'x' Crilly
Place Of Signature:
Date Of Signature:      November 24, 1936
Certificate No:         31527
Court:                  Department Of Labor Court
Clerk:                  J.B. Shoemaker
Photo:



was naturalized by the Common Pleas Court of Fayette County, PA on 
September 7,
1883.
Widower
"x" for signature
Photograph on certificate

Additional Comments:
Youngest son of Matthew and Mary McCarthy Crilly. Both parents born 
in Ireland,
but immigrated to England were children were born.
Died: July 9, 1942 Smithton, PA
Buried: West Newton Cemetery

Would have been 11 years old when older brother, William, came to America. Not
sure if he came with him at that time.  An older brother, Robert, also came to
American.  Died 3-15-1912 in Smithton, buried in West Newton and he came to
America ? 1900