Newberry
County, South Carolina
1795 - 1925 Passport Application
| U. S.
Passport Applications, 1795-1905; (National Archives Microfilm Publication
M1372, 694 rolls); General Records of the Department of State, Record
Group 59; National Archives, Washington, D.C. Passport Applications,
January 2, 1906-March 31, 1925; (National Archives Microfilm Publication
M1490, 2740 rolls); General Records of the Department of State, Record
Group 59; National Archives, Washington, D.C.
Registers and Indexes for Passport Applications, 1810-1906; (National Archives Microfilm Publication M1371, rolls 1-3, 13); General Records of the Department of State, Record Group 59; National Archives, Washington, D.C. Emergency Passport Applications (Passports Issued Abroad), 1877-1907; (National Archives Microfilm Publication M1834, 56 rolls); General Records of the Department of State, Record Group 59; National Archives, Washington, D.C. Passports issued March 4-5, 1919 (numbers 67500-67749) are missing from the NARA collection . About U.S. Passport Applications, 1795-1925 The U.S. government has issued passports to American citizens since 1789, through different agencies throughout the years. Passports were not required of U.S. citizens for foreign travel until World War I and passports were required for a short time during the Civil War (Aug. 19, 1861-Mar. 17, 1862). An Executive Order given in 1915, and then later an act of Congress given in 1918, established the passport requirement for citizens traveling abroad lapsing during World War I through treaties with Germany, Austria, and Hungary in 1921. In 1941, with the onset of World War II, the Congressional act of 1918 was reinstated. U.S. citizens have been required to carry a passport for foreign travel ever since and now, when going anywhere outside the U.S. (includes cruise ships). This database contains passport applications from 1795-1925, including emergency passport applications (passports issued abroad) from 1877-1907. It also contains passport application registers for 1810-1817, 1830-1831, and 1834-1906. What you may find on a Passport Applications: Name of applicant, birth date/age, birthplace, residence, date of application or issuance of passport, fathers and/or husbands name, fathers and/or husbands birth date or age, fathers and/or husbands birthplace, fathers and/or husbands residence, wife's name, date and place of immigration to the U.S., years in which have resided in the U.S., naturalization date and place, occupation, and physical characteristics. Some passport applications include a photo of the applicant. To receive a U.S. passport, a person had to submit proof of U.S. Citizenship, usually a letter, affidavits of witnesses, and certificates from clerks or notaries. Sometimes these other documents are included as part of the application. A variety of passport application forms were used throughout the years. By 1888 there were separate application forms for native citizens, naturalized citizens, and derivative citizens so information on passports may vary. |
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Name |
Occupation |
Birth Date |
Birth Location |
Parents/b. place birth dt. |
Passport Issue Date |
Travel destination |
Additional info |
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Ruby Goggans Brown |
housewife |
31-Jul-1873 |
Newberry, SC |
Jno. C. Goggans Newberry/12-Jun-1803 |
Newberry Co., SC3/13/1920 |
Cuba |
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William Thomas Brown |
insurance |
10-Sep-1884 |
Newberry, SC |
John B. Brown/expired |
Newberry Co., SC 3/13/1920 |
Cuba |
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John Wooten Carson |
minister of gospel |
3-Aug-1873 |
Gastonia, North Carolina |
native of U.S. |
Newberry Co., SC 5/5/1913 |
6mths abroad |
age 40y, hgt. 5' 10"; verfication of passport info by Eugene S. Wooton |
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Howard Bartow Dominick |
Student @ Clemson College |
4-Oct-1903 |
Newberry, SC |
Henry Boinest Dominick Newberry Co./resides in Columbia |
Greenville Co., SC, 04/08/1924 |
France to attend school; leave from NY to board the Paris, Franch Lin on Jun 11, 1924 |
Residence: Columbia, SC |
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Thomas C. Duckett |
railroad postal clerk |
7-Sep-1877 |
Whitmire, Newberry Co., SC |
John C. Duckett Newberry/deceased |
Dist. Of Columbia, Washington, 02/18/1918 |
England, France - Army postal service, leaving for 18mths |
Residence: Columbia, SC |
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J. K. Gilder Jr. |
doctor |
26-Mar-1882 |
Newberry, SC |
native of U.S. |
Baltimore Co., Maryland 5/11/1906 |
2yrs abroad |
age 24y, hgt 5' 9 3/4"; verfication of passport info. By Ernest Lee Davis |
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Elmer Berley Hallman |
teaching |
10-Aug-1885 |
Pomaria, SC |
Samuel T. Hallman Lexington Co., SC |
Greenville Co., SC, 07/29/1918 |
France/Y.M.C.A. Work for 2 yrs., leaving Jul 1918 |
Residence: Spartanburg; never been outside the US |
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Wilbur Cyraniua Hipp |
seaman |
19-Nov-1872 |
Pomaria, SC |
native of U.S./resides abroad as seaman |
Glasgow, Scotland, 02/29/1916 |
Gt. Britain & Ireland (temp. residence); 2yrs |
Last left United States Sep. 1912; residence: Pomaria, SC |
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Rhoda Caroline Kilgore |
single, teaching in Brazil 1914-1918 |
27-Oct-1884 |
Newberry, SC |
Andrew J. Kilgore Newberry |
New York Co., NY 17-Dec-1920 |
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plans to return to Brazil, departing Feb 9, 1921 |
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Rhods Caroline Kilgore
|
teacher/missionary |
27-Oct-1884 |
Newberry, SC |
father deceased |
13-Jun-1919 |
Pornasbuco, Brazil |
last left US 15-Sep-1912 |
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Gertrude Simpson Leonard |
missionary |
10-Jan-1876 |
Prosperity, SC |
husband Grover Clement Leonard b. Ohio/now resides at Mublenberg Mission, Monrovia, Liberia, W. Africa |
Newberry Co., SC, 01/20/1919 |
Liberia, Africa; leave NY Jan 14, 1919 on S.S. Rochambea?? |
Residence: Prosperity, SC; “I hope to join my husband engaged in missionary work of the Lutheran Church in Liberia, Africa. I shall be accompaned by our little daughter, Frances Leonard.”; has resided outside the United States from Jan 1912-April 1914 while in Liberia Africa. |
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Gertrude Simpson Leonard |
duplicate |
10-Jan-1876 |
Prosperity, SC |
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2-Apr-1905 |
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Residence: Prosperity, SC; duplicate passport |
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Frances Baxter McCaughrin |
none listed |
30-Sep-1875 |
Newberry, SC |
Robert Lusk McCaughrin Chester Co., SC/deceased |
Newberry Co., SC 5/8/1924 |
Touring France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, England, Scotland, Ireland; 6mths |
Sailing on Mauratinia on Jul 2, 1924 |
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Lucey Williams McCaughrin |
teacher/unmarried |
5-Feb-1877 |
Newberry, SC |
Robert Lusk McCaughrin Chester Co., SC/deceased |
Cuyahoga Co., Ohio 5/8/1924 |
Touring France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, England, Scotland, Ireland; 2mths |
Sailing on Mauratinia on Jul 2, 1924 |
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Robert Moorman |
lawyer |
14-Nov-1873 |
Newberry, SC |
father deceased, hurt/born in said state in 1842 |
Richland Co., SC 06/03/1924 |
Leaving Jul 10, 1924 on the Clevland for England, Scotland, Holland, Germany, Austria, Bohemia, Italy, Switzerland, Belguim, France – all pleaure trips |
Residence: Columbia, SC; leaving w/wife Celeste; never resided outside of United States |
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Leonard V. Nance
|
baseball |
8-Aug-1894 |
Newberry Co., SC |
John W. Nance Newberry Co., SC/deceased |
Hillsboro Co., Florida 10/10/1919 |
Leaving from Key West to board the P. & O. Steamship Line on Oct 6, 1916 for Cuba |
Residence: Prosperity, SC |
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William M. Rutherford |
farmer |
16-Mar-1865 |
Newberry, SC |
native of U.S. |
27-Feb-1906 |
Mounavia, Liberia |
accompanied by wife, Elizabeth Rutherford, ch. Bernard, b. Newberry Aug 23, 1990 & Elbeth b. Mounavia, Liberia Jul 23, 1898; left US Mar 7, 1896 |
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James A. B. Scherer |
college president |
22-May-1870 |
Salesburg, NC |
loyal citizen of U.S. |
7-May-1907 |
2yrs abroad |
37yr, hgt 5' 8 1/4" |
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James A. B. Scherer |
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22-May-1870 |
Salesburg, NC |
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7-May-1907 |
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Residence: Newberry, SC |
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Geo. M. Sexton
|
minister of gospel |
1-Jan-1873 |
Or Near Cross Anchor, SC |
dead |
Newberry Co., SC 1-Oct-1918 |
France |
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Thomas Wiley Sloan |
clergyman |
20-Nov-1864 |
Newberry, SC |
father native of U.S. |
Greenville Co., SC 23-Jul-1908 |
3mths abroad |
Residence: Greenville, SC; age 40yr, 6' tall |
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Thos. Wylie Sloan |
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20-Nov-1864 |
Newberry Co., SC |
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Greenville Co., SC 13-May-1914 |
6 mths |
49 yrs., 5' 11 1/2” |
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Gilbert P. Voigt |
teaching |
3-May-1886 |
Newberry, SC |
native of U.S. |
Newberry Co., SC 12-May-1909 |
10mths |
23yrs, hgt 5' 9"; Verif. of passport info. by John W. Chapman May 10, 1909 |
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Gilbert Paul Voigt |
teaching |
3-May-1886 |
Newberry, SC |
native of U.S. |
Newberry Co., SC 1-Mar-1911 |
6mths |
24yrs, hgt 5' 9" |
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Malvina S. Waring |
none stated |
12-Nov-1842 |
Newberry, SC |
native of U.S. |
Richland Co., SC 20- Oct-1894 |
6mths |
Residence: Columbia, SC; traveling with lady friend; age 52yrs, 5' 5 1/2”; applicate requested passport sent to Mrs. Clark Waring 158 Halsey St. Brooklyn NY |
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Sarah Linda Welch |
none stated |
13-Oct-1880 |
Newberry, SC |
Alex. C. Welch Newberry Co., SC/deceased |
Newberry Co., SC 8-May-1924 |
6mths abroad; leaving NY on the Mauratinia, Jul 2, 1925 touring France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, England, Scotland, Ireland |
Residence: Columbia, SC |
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Christia Youngblood |
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29-Jun-1882 |
Edgefield County, SC |
F. L. Youngblood Atlanta, GA/deceased |
Fulton Co., GA 31-Aug-1920 |
6mths, Cuba |
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