World War I Draft Registration Card

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The World War I Draft Registration Card shown above is for Waterbury-born Patrick Eugene Lynch. There were three cards used during the registration process. This example is Type C, used beginning in September 1918. ( View larger version of card )

No.	Description of Card Content
1	Name (First, Middle, Last)
2	Permanent Post Address (No., Street, City/Town, County, State)
3	Age in Years
4	Date of Birth (Month / Day / Year)
5	RACE: White
6	RACE: Negro
7	RACE: Oriental
8	RACE: Indian - Citizen
9	RACE: Indian - Non-Citizen
10	U.S. CITIZEN: Native Born
11	U.S. CITIZEN: Naturalized
12	U.S. CITIZEN: Citizen by Father's Naturalization before Registrant's Majority
13	ALIEN: Declarant
14	ALIEN: Non-Declarant
15	If not a citizen of the U.S., of what nation are you a citizen or subject?
16	Present Occupation
17	Employer's Name
18	Place of Employment or Business (No., Street, City/Town, County, State)
19	Nearest Relative: Name
20	Nearest Relative: Address (No., Street, City/Town, County, State)
21	HEIGHT: Tall
22	HEIGHT: Medium
23	HEIGHT: Short
24	BUILD: Slender
25	BUILD: Medium
26	BUILD: Stout
27	Color of Eyes
28	Color of Hair
29	Has person lost arm, leg, hand, eye, or is he obviously physically disqualified? (SPECIFY.)
30	I certify that my answers are true, that the person registered has read or has had read to him his own answers, that I have witnesses his signature or mark and that all of his answers of which I have knowledge are true, except as follows:

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