Document with photograph certifying that a certificate of identity was issued for Louie Jock Sung
Document with photograph certifying that a certificate of identity was issued for Louie Jock Sung.

Massachusetts has a rich collection of immigration records that are key resources for genealogical research. Key records include passenger lists, naturalization documents, and immigration petitions, which offer insights into the lives of early immigrants. Passenger lists from ports like Boston reveal the names, ages, and origins of individuals arriving in the state, helping genealogists trace family roots. Naturalization records, especially from the 19th and early 20th centuries, document the legal process of becoming a U.S. citizen, offering additional details about immigrants' backgrounds. Additionally, immigration petitions and court records provide further information about individuals' journeys and status in Massachusetts. These records are essential for uncovering the migration patterns and family histories of those who settled in the state.

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