Voter registration card of Julia Requeira Atkins of 30 Capen Street, Hartford, October 16, 1920. No birthdate or age is entered. Her birthplace is entered as Amsterdam Holland, and profession as housewife. “Mrs. Chas. D.” is written in the birthplace space, probably indicating her husband's name. "Husband is voter" is written in the naturalization date space. The original 30 Capen address is crossed out and next to it is written “24 Waverly Ave”, which is also crossed out; “246 Barbour” is written above and to the left. Other notations: at upper right: “33”. ; Hartford History Center, Hartford Public Library ; One of a subset of voter registration cards in the Hartford Voter Registration Records Collection, representing women who registered to vote in 1920, between August and November in the City of Hartford. Connecticut women acquired the right to vote for school officials in 1893 and on library issues in 1909. They were granted full suffrage in 1920 through the 19th Amendment, which Connecticut was the 37th state to ratify. There are approximately 180,000 voter registration cards in the Hartford Voter Registration Records Collection, which contains checklists of voters and voter registration cards from the City of Hartford for the 1840-2009 time period. ; Hartford Voter Registration Records Collection, 1920 Women