Hi Beth,   I don't have answers to your question - but I have been looking for relatives/parents/siblings of my great-grandmother, Nora Monahan - any connections??   Nora Monahan, born County Cork, Ireland 25 Mar 1863- died in SF 16 Apr 1937.  According to her death certificate, she came to the US/CA abt 1886. The 1900 census says she came to US in 1889, 1910 census says 1884, 1920 census says 1888, 1930 census says 1888. She married John J. Johnson, a ships carpenter (b.Finland 12 Jun 1860-d.SF 29 Dec 1945) abt 1890 and was with her husband and 4 children in 1900 in Eureka, CA. Her husband, John Johnson, came from Finland in 1888- so I'm looking at the census records that say 1888/89 as potentially just a repeat of her husbands arrival date by the enumerator...but have no docs to prove....   Sometime between 1906-1910 they moved from Eureka to San Francisco - my grandfather, William Francis Johnson (son) said they weren't in SF during the 1906 earthquake - he would have been 6yrs old at the time. By 1910, they are listed in the census in SF and John is on the SF voter registration list at the same address on Winfield St.   Please let me know if Nora rings any bells with your research! I'd be interested in what other ideas you get for searching passenger lists and citizenship records... with a name as common as John J. Johnson, his has naturalization records have been difficult to track down as well! Thanks much! Lynda ----- Original Message ---- From: Beth <glassbybeth@aol.com> To: CASANFRA@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 1:01:53 AM Subject: [CASANFRA] Passenger List and Citizenship records Hi Guys, I have been at the SF website and have been unable to locate the following records.? Any help would be appreciated.? I would like to look them?at the?info myself, if you would just send me the urls.? For: Passenger Lists "via Panama" in 1855. Citizenship between 1860 and 1870. Passenger lists for info "via Panama".? Patrick Monahan?and James Monahan, both state 1855 as to when they arrived in CA by the source Daughters of the Golden West? and are together in the 1860 census in Auburn area.? Lost Patrick after that time.? Don't know relationship of Patrick Monahan b. c.1820 Ireland, to James Monahan b. 1832 Ireland. Brother, Uncle, Cousin ?? The father Patrick Monahan shows up in the 1870 and the 1880 census with son James Monahan.? Then both James and father Patrick?are not listed in the 1900 census.? Can not find a death date for either. James Monahan? Passenger lists for: Patrick Monahan b. 1804?Ireland ?(Father of James Monahan) Citizenship records. All?James & Patrick?Monahan's?state they are "Citizen" in the 1870 census records. Records I have checked: For Citizenship papers: Jim W. Faulkinbury, CGSM All the passenger lists at Maritime records. This family went to Placer Co.., to mine gold, but don't know if they stayed in SF for any length of time..? But must have come through there when they arrived "Via Panama" Thanks for any help............ ;-) ?Beth Out of the Attic .. www.Beth-website.net ************************** Visit SFGenealogy.com! http://www.sfgenealogy.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to CASANFRA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message