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How to Do Your Own Italian Genealogy Research - Basic self-help guide on how to find your Italian Ancestors' Records and how to request Documents from the Historical Archives in Italy and the USA.
Finding Place of Origin of Italian Immigrant - important step in doing your initial research is to find out exactly in where in Italy your ancestors were born.
ITALIAN Genealogical Records: Steve Saviello's Tips - What Records Exist, Where to Find Them and How to Research by Mail, and more Genealogy Research Information for Italy.
How to obtain birth, death, and marriage certificates in Italy - Information prepared by the Office of Citizens Services at the U.S. Embassy in Rome, Italy as an aid for persons in need of vital records from Italian authorities.
Italian Church Records - main historical changes of parish documents over time by Giorgio Alessandri.
Italian Marriage Records - by Cav. Anthony "Tony" Lascio
How to find information on an Italian Veteran - from La Regia Marina includes how to read an Italian Military Record.
Italian military Records - brief overview of Conscription Records from PIE/FAQs.
Certificato Di Stato Di Familia - is an invaluable source of Italian Genealogy Information. See what one looks like on this Italian Research page.
Steve Saviello presents FAQ's on Italy: what is an Italian comune, an Italian Province and an Italian Region?
Italy Research Guide - by the LDS Family History Center, you can now download a printable PDF File on this subject (or pick up the booklet for only one dollar at your nearest FHL)
SEARCH THE FAMILY HISTORY LIBRARY CATALOG for Italian Records - For example: click on " Place Search" then type in your town of interest in the blank next to "Place" - Leave "Part of:" blank - then Click "Search"
Italian Resources for Jewish Genealogy - A Guide to the Main Resources on Italian Jewish Genealogy
Professional Genealogists - brief discussion and thoughts on hiring someone to do Genealogy Research, the decision is up to you but PLEASE be careful of Genealogy Con-Artists with their Scams and Tricks.
| ITALIAN FORM LETTERS - for requesting records from Italy |
David's Form Letters you can send to Italy - Easy to follow form letters in Italian & English from David E. Zerga with examples and good advice on requesting Vital Documents, writing to the Bishop, the Parish Priest, potential relatives, plus lots of GOOD TIPS on obtaining Church Addresses, the names of Military Records and more...
Italian Form Letters to send to Italy for Genealogical Data - based on an old FHC Handout but updated and includes easy to understand examples of letters to the Italian Municipality Registry Office, Vital Records Dept., Parish Priest to help you write your own request for records letter to Italy.
Steve's Italian Form Letter to Potential Relative - handy tips for genealogy research in Italy by Steve Saviello.
LDS Family History ITALIAN Letter-Writing Guide - Recently upgraded with plenty of good advice courtesy of the Family History Center of the Church of Latter Day Saints. (LDS), includes sample letters and Italian Genealogy Request Highlights TIP, piece the phrases together to create your own personal Italian Archives Request, pn)
Italian Form Letter Generator - by Bill Girimonti. Easy to use Interactive Form Letters to request civil vital records, Family Certificates, Letters to the Town Mayor, Letter to request permission to personally consult civil vital records and more. Includes address lookups for Zip Codes and Province Abbreviations.
Request Letter for Information - & Thank You Letter to a mayor By Giulio C. Salemme
More Form letters in Italian from Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site.
Translation Help - for Italian, Latin, Italian Occupations, Genealogy Words & more. *IF* you try to use computer machine translations for letters to Italy use in conjunction with large Italian/English dictionaries & grammar book/s and do only short phrases or it will sound silly. TIP, recheck back and forth English to Italian, Italian to English short phrases only for spelling help etc. pn)
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Italian Comune + People Search for address, phone numbers in Italy
Italian Postal Code Look-Up - find the Cap and Province codes to use on your letters to Italy usually this is all you need when sending a request for Italian Genealogy Records to a municipality (comune) in Italy.
CAP e Prefissi Telefonici - Italian Postal Code EASY lookup by first letter.
Italian Post Office CAP search - find postal "zip" codes (CAP in Italian) at *Poste Italiane* (In Italian) Use the Translation links in the translation section if you need help with words,
Ricerca CAP da località [Pagine Bianche] - Search for the municipality cap "zip" code, will also show hamlets (Frazione)
Comuni-Italiani.it - Information & statistics on Italian Regions, Provinces & Municipalities. All Cities, Towns and Villages in Italy. Terrific site in Italian & English. (there are more details in the Italian version. pn)
Italian Wikimedia - Regioni italiane - starting with the 20 regions of Italy (in Italian) keep going till you reach the statistics on each town in Italy.
Guida ai Comuni d'Italia - search for your Italian Comune CAP code, 2 letter Province Code, number of current inhabitants and more info. Scroll down to ".. Il Servizio, Le Ricerche .." enter the name of the comune (town, city, etc) into "Cerca Comune" click on "Vai"
Comuni d'Italia, Servizi al Cittadino e alle Pubbliche Amministrazioni - search for addresses and stats on an Italian comune. Use only part of name if it starts with San, Santa, etc. For instance when searching for San Fele, search only for Fele.
Ancitel: Servizi per i Governi Locali - easy look ups for various government services. The next 2 links are directly from this one.
Comuni on the Web - see if your comune has a web presence on this page. Mayors of ITALY - use this to double check on a comune address. TIP, Mayors and Civil Records Offices are often in separate offices if not different buildings altogether. Keep in mind that a Mayor is an elected official who may not be around very long whereas a Civil Servant is on the job until death or retirement. Therefore, you are much better off sending your requests for records to the Official of the Census or Vital Records Office. (read Steve's Tips)
Italian Municipal Institutions - Almost all the "Official" Italian Websites are here. Good site.
Yahoo ITALIA - Italian version of the Yahoo web directory good place to look up towns and cities in Italy. Sometimes all you need to search for is the name or use the words "comune di" before the name of the municipality.
INFO 1254 Telecom Italia - Italian Address & Telephone Directory. People lookup.
Infobel.com: Italy - White Pages, Yellow Pages and Maps. TIP, when using this search if I find something and don't write it down, when I go back it won't show up again unless I clear the cache in my pc. [pn]
PAGINE BIANCHE Italian Phone Book - Italian White Pages extensive listings of Surnames in EACH Comune. TIPS: Insert a surname (cognome) or a given name (Nome). Click CERCA. If you know the name of the comune (municipality) then type it into the space under "Dove" Use this to look up the address of the town hall in the comune you are researching. TIP, enter Municipio where it asks for cognome (sometimes you have to use the word Municipale or Comune di --name of town--[pn] Always Double Check on the other online Italian Phone & Address lookups in this section.
PAGINE GAILLE / Italian Yellow Pages - good for many things such as double checking addresses for the Military District, DISTRETTO MILITARE in the Province your ancestor was registered in or enter Comune on top line [cosa] and the name of the town on the second line [Dove].
Pronto. it - search the Italian white pages.
World Directories from InfoSpace - also email searches and more.
Italian Archivi di Stato Address Listings - Official Italian Site to look up the Italian Archive addresses of most of the State "Provincial" Record Centers in Italy. (In Italian). (sometimes it is not working). Click on "Il Patrimonio Documentario" when you get to the individual province information pages to find out what records they hold.
Italian National Archives Information and Addresses - lots of Information on Record Retrieval from Italy in Italian or information on the site in English
Guide to the Province Holdings - a list of the many of the record holdings they have on file at 95 of the Italian Archivi di Stato.
Indexes to the Archivio di Stato Archives - Ministry of the Interior publication of 1944 by Nicola Zanichelli Publisher - Bologna, in pdf format
Istituzioni Archivistiche In Rete - A good list of most of the major Italian Archivio di Stato (State Archives) in Italy provided by the Archive in Florence.
Italian Vital Record Centers - Part 1 by "Ancêtres Italiens" and Italian Vital Records Centers - Part 2 by "Ancêtres Italiens". Easy print out version, this predates everyone else, so it is old but always online. If you use their addresses your letter will still get to the right destination but use only when the official Italian Archive Site above is not working) Plus it includes Genealogy Research Libraries
SOPRINTENDENZA ARCHIVISTICA - easy to use list of who is in charge of each of the Italian Province Archives: name, address, phone number and Web Link to the Provincial Archive
Parrocchie / Catholic Church Directory - from Parrocchie.org in Italian. Italian Parish look-up, if you are looking for a comune that starts with San or Santa and don't get a response try the initial S. followed by Fele or whatever is the rest of the name. TIP, not a church run website, it is an independent website hoping to get "traffic" Double check the addresses on the Italian White or Yellow Pages.
Chiesa Cattolica Italiana - Official Italian Catholic Church Site. They changed it *again* so it is not as helpful for finding exact addresses though they have the names but not necessarily the street addresses of the church, TIP, double-check on the Italian Phonebook.
Italian White Pages - Use to look up or double check the address of a church. Enter parrocchia under cognome and the name of the comune in the space under Dove. Click on "CERCA"
Pagine Gialle Italian Yellow Pages - useful in finding Italian Catholic Parish addresses & phone numbers. Try searching for chiesa, chiesa cattolica, chiesa parrocchia, parrocchia, or "chiesa cattolica, servizi parrocchiali", and other such variations. You might also try these combinations on the Italian Address List above, as the other Italian Search page programmers are always changing their "search" parameters. Also, if you find what you are looking keep a note of it as it might not be online, or easy to find the next time you do a search. (things change)
Diocesi d'Italia \ Maps - Clickable map of Italy showing the boundaries of the Catholic Church Dioceses.
Diocesi Cattolico Italia - Archdiocese links listing and Major Catholic Archives in Italy - before the advent of compulsory education for all, the Catholic Church was and still is a repository of written historical reference material.
Catholic Parishes - Links to Dioceses and their parishes in Italy. (not a complete list)
Catholic USA Dioceses on the Web - the world's most comprehensive source of U. S. A. Diocesan Internet information, now lists over 10,000 official Catholic e-mail and web addresses.
Catholic Parishes in ITALY ONLINE - In Italian but more specific than some.
Local Catholic Church History and Genealogy Guide for Italy - includes a section on Italy with links and addresses of local Archdioceses, Dioceses, and Churches. In English.
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