Perhaps I can help: Go to Family Search.com on the Web (the LDS site) and pull up the Catalog of the Library's holdings and you will see that the SLC Genealogical Society filmed Woodford County's Naturalization records in 1984. They have Naturalization papers, 1855-1906; Naturalization Records 1861-1901; and Naturalization Records 1867-1906. You can see the details for yourself. If you want to print them out, click in the white box by Title/Author and then hit "Print" Then hit the box that tells about the microfilm nos. and do the same. You will see that there are 7 reels of film in total. I hope this helps some of you. When doing your "Custom Search" only put in the county you want and then you can pick from the state when the list comes up. This is the easiest way to access what you want. Arlene Keith A. Bisaillon wrote: > Dear List: > > I had made an inquiry about naturalization records to the Chicago branch of > the National Archives & Records Administration awhile back. They looked in > their index & found the naturalization record that I wanted (Georg > SHOOK/SHUCK); they wrote me with the citation for the record (volume/page > #/etc) & told me that it was held at the Woodford Co. Circuit Court. I > wrote to the Circuit Court & was told that no such record existed (did not > explain whether it was not where NARA-Chicago cited it was NOR whether it > they did not have that volume anymore NOR whether they had any > naturalization records there at all; bottom line: their response was not > very informative & was signed by with a first name only (not the person I > had addressed it to)). > > Questions: > Does anyone have experience with Woodford Co. naturalization records? > > Does anyone have any suggestions on how to proceed? > > Thanks for your help, > > Keith Bisaillon > Mountain View, CA