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Was race field multiple choice? If so, what were the options?
No, it was write-in. I don't know if there were constrained options available to them. (My great-grandfather wrote "Caucasian" FWIW.)pic.twitter.com/seSSmZFpJv
Interesting, wouldnt have guessed that was in the lexicon back then. Thanks for the reply, and for your grandfather's service
No service; he just registered. :-) And great-grandfather. :-)
My bad! Curious, did emigrants of the Austro-Hungarian Empire commonly state their specific region of origin when asked nationality? I have some papers from my Slovene ancestors that all refer to either the empire or the Kingdom of SCS, not "Slovenia"
He listed it as a bunch of different things depending on the form. To be fair the specific town he was from changed nationalities several times over the course of the 20th century (Austria-Hungary, Poland, today it is Ukraine).
Yeah, it was a rough neighborhood. My family still has a few business licenses, all from different authorities, for my great-grandfathers brush business outside Ljubljania from the early 20thc
I would always put a capital “C” in those fields, just to amuse the clerks
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