Documents in the possession of Frances Alice Galbriath Mills: Birth Certificate #226 which is a Certified Copy,

           Registration Certificate Card 

           Certified Copy of Entry In The Marriage Register Book The Presbyterian Church of Ireland No.152 on August 6th, 1919.  

           Passport #329237 August 9, 1919.

           Certificate of Naturalization #2285119

           Passport #13645    June, 21, 1933   

RE: Birth Certificate #226 which a Certified Copy, issued April 14, 1948, since Frank's original certificate was burned in a church fire. Showing:

date & place of birth: 1982, January 16th Railway street Comber; Mother Ellen nee Brown Galbraith; Father Francis Galbraith, Railway Street, Comber, occuption Cooper. Elizabeth McVea was present at the birth.

  RE: Marriage Certificate listed above:  Frank Galbraith, machinist of 118 Castlereigh St., Belfast; father-Frank Galbraith profession-Cooper;  TO Alice Scott of           42 Cheviot avenue Belfast; father William Scott profession-Joiner.  Married in the Balmoral congregation church by the Rev. D.D. Boyle church address: 14 Kiviliston spelling? Belfast. 

    RE:   Certificate of Naturalization #2285119

No.9187 Volume 38 Date Dec.30,1926. The address of his residence shows 712 Meadow Street [street later named "Spring Street" Union County, Elizabeth, New Jersey

     RE:    Registration Certificate Card in accordance with the Selective Service Proclamation of the President of the United States dated April 2719?? [card edge shreds]

    Frank traveled via ocean liner from England to Canada Passport #329237 August 9, 1919. after his wedding on August 6th in Belfast, Northern Ireland, to Alice Stewart Scott.  He was 'sponsored' by a cousin living in Elizabeth, New Jersey.  Alice was not, and so traveled to the U.S. September 30, 1919 to Canada.  The ship was struck in fog by another near the port of Halifax, but was repaired before sailing with passengers to New York harbor.  

    On June, 21, 1933, Frank traveled Passport #13645  to Belfast, Ireland, to address: 118 Castlereigh Street and stayed until sailing back on July 1, 1933.  He was joining wife Alice who along with son James (Jim) 12 years old, and daughter Frances Alice, almost 2 years old had been in Belfast since October 19, 1932 while Alice cared for her ill mother. Margaret Scott.