Ancestry Lookup Needed, Please

Question

I'm hot on the trail of solving the mystery in THIS QUESTION, with amazing help from Andrew Milland.  He found naturalization records at Ancestry that neither he nor I can see because we're not members.  The ancestry page that is visible to non-members shows 4 records and I'm hoping that a kind soul here can provide public links or copy/paste the information in them here.

Comments

Wikitree Sourcer citations placed in comments of profile:  https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Grek-90#comments

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Oh, Kerry, you are a wonder!  Thank you so very much for the citations and sharing links.  It turns out that some of them are duplicates of the same document - there are actually 3 separate documents - the declaration of intent, application for naturalization, and granting of citizenship.  I will incorporate them into the biography.

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You're welcome Gaile.  See my G2G post for info that may be of interest to you.

Answer 1

There can't be a public link ... since it's for members only. I downloaded them and would like to email them to you. I don't see a way to send you a message. There were actually 5 records to download.

-Jim

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Jim, Thank you soooooo much.  I just sent you a private message with my email address.

PS  You have to go to someone's profile to get the link to send them a private message.

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I replied to the email wikitree sent me ... I can't find a message from you.

-Jim

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WikiTree would have sent you email notifying you of my G2G comments here in reply to yours, but you should also have received a private message from me in which I gave you my email address (I can't post it here in a public forum).

If it's easier, just add it in Morris' profile, either by editing it or as a comment. That is at https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Grek-90

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Jim, thank you for all your efforts - I did receive the images you sent and was going to alter them in order to be able to post them without violating ancestry's copyright or terms of service, but Kerry Larson just posted the citations and sharing links on the profile, so using those avoids the gray area of what's original work and what's copyrighted material.