Hi, I'm looking at the 1930 Census for a relative of mine. Column 22 is year of immigration to the U.S. Column 23 is Naturalization According to the guide for enumerators, and what I can see on the form: Pa is for first papers NA is for naturalized Al is for alien Unfortunately for me, that box on my relative's form says Un. Now, I have his declaration of intent filed in 1926, so it should say either Pa or Na. Does anyone have any idea of what this could mean? It's particularly important to me because there is no trace whatsoever of this guy after the 1930 Census. He was living in the part of Great Neck which became the Merchant Marine Academy a few years later, so he would have had to have moved, whether he wanted to or not. But truly there is no trace of him after this, and I think he may have gone back to Lithuania. I might have put this on the back burner, but I have four new cousins who seem to be the result of an affair between one of my male Lithuanian relatives and their grandmother. They'd like to know who their bio grandfather was, so I'm tracing my ggfather's brothers one by one. This man could conceivably have had a son who could be their grandfather. I've traced, or had someone, all of the brothers but two. Any ideas would be warmly welcomed. Thanks, Frances ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Qui vit sans folie n'est pas si sage qu'il croit. ~Francois de La Rochefoucault