[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] US Military Draft question

[Cathy Walters]

Hi Craig,

Did you find them on ( free)  familysearch.org ?     Well they may had been done in 1917 to 1918, one of my grand uncles-who was born in Germany, raised in Minnesota & happened to be working in South Dakota.  They knew he was supposed to be in MN-where he was to file at post office in Lake City, MN & file petition of naturalization- so it is possible he had two-if he filed where he was at & where his family lived.  Hopefully a 1900,1905, 1910 census etc may clarify situation- single men kinda turns up missing in them working away & out of state.   My grand uncle was the only one to work in South Dakota that short window of time-and was much amazement for me to had found it & it was the WWI card !   Maybe someone else here may have other info of help for you on this.
        
                                             Cathy in Elgin, Minnesota
 
  ALWAYS A ROSE 



On Monday, November 11, 2013 2:28 PM, Craig Schiller <craigbear at gmail.com> wrote:
 
Is there anybody on the list who is knowledgeable about the 1917 military
draft in the United States, or knows where else I could turn for further
assistance?

I've got a situation where I've got two different draft cards that may or
may not actually be for the same person -- there are some discrepancies,
none of which are definitive enough to rule out a connection, but there's
also a major flag which rules a connection *in* rather strongly -- and I
need to know whether there are any other records I can access which would
help me solve the dilemma.
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