Certificate of Naturalization
Object
Certificate
Object number
2016.85
Physical Description
Certificate of Naturalization for Israel Himmelspring (1923)
Material
Paper
Dimension
Length: 330mm
Width: 203mm
Width: 203mm
Credit line
Supporting images supplied by Barbara R. Shulman MA (Israel Himmelspring's granddaughter).
On display?
No
Inscription
FRONT OF CERTIFICATE:
British Nationality and Status of Aliens Act 1914.
Certificate of Naturalization.
(Home Office declaration signed by a Principal Secretary of State) on 16th October 1923.
Particulars Relating to Applicant.
Full Name: Israel Himmelspring.
Address: 40, Gore Road, Hackney, in the County of London.
Trade or occupation: Leather Merchant.
Place and date of birth: Rovna, Russia. 25th September 1877.
Nationality: Russian.
Married, single, widower or widow: Married.
Name of wife or husband: Rose.
Names and nationality of parents: Jacob and Sarah Himmelspring. Russian.
The word 'Hackney' has been written in pencil in the top right corner and there is an illegible pencil mark in the bottom left corner.
BACK OF CERTIFICATE:
Oath of Allegiance.
Written oath bearing allegiance to His Majesty King George the Fifth, dated 17th October 1923 and stamped with a Home Office stamp.
British Nationality and Status of Aliens Act 1914.
Certificate of Naturalization.
(Home Office declaration signed by a Principal Secretary of State) on 16th October 1923.
Particulars Relating to Applicant.
Full Name: Israel Himmelspring.
Address: 40, Gore Road, Hackney, in the County of London.
Trade or occupation: Leather Merchant.
Place and date of birth: Rovna, Russia. 25th September 1877.
Nationality: Russian.
Married, single, widower or widow: Married.
Name of wife or husband: Rose.
Names and nationality of parents: Jacob and Sarah Himmelspring. Russian.
The word 'Hackney' has been written in pencil in the top right corner and there is an illegible pencil mark in the bottom left corner.
BACK OF CERTIFICATE:
Oath of Allegiance.
Written oath bearing allegiance to His Majesty King George the Fifth, dated 17th October 1923 and stamped with a Home Office stamp.