The birth, marriage and death "road maps" for Termini Imerese have been updated to cover the 1820-1861 records on the Antenati web site and, in parallel, the ones on FamilySearch that are only available for viewing at Family History Centers.

From a Windows PC, you can capture the screen image with Alt-PrntScrn. You can then use paint or a similar tool to save the captured image to disk.

<blush> When in doubt, follow the link... :-/

Thanks for the followup!

Actually, I was referring to the "settima" in the first example and the "Octavii"(?) in the second example. Without those, the dates would appear to translate simply as "10 August 1789" and "13 January 1805", respectively.

On several baptismal records, I'm encountering what appears to be an extra number in the portion of the date before the year. See the image below for specific examples. The second example suggests that the day precedes the month, but what is the significance of the number between the month and the y...

I'd have to see an example from the documents you are looking at to confirm this, but I believe "detto" should be read as the English "ditto", "same as above", or "the aforementioned.

Whoops. The middle link above (record 289, "page" 1461) should be:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/T ... ,248295301

Tessa, can you look at the birth record for a Pasquale Biondo that I found on page 222? It's record 198. Child Pasquale Biondo was born 28 June 1864 at 10 AM, presented at the town office at 1 PM by Maria Corro, 76 year old midwife. Mother was Francesca Brocato, age 28 Father was Antonino Biondo, a...

The first image is the "Best Reproducible Copy Available" from USCIS, taken from a duplicate.

The second image is the same document as provided by NARA, taken from the original. Note the better quality and the lack of gratuitous redacting.

London82 wrote: ↑20 Oct 2017, 00:22 The disc had horrible copy scans of my great grandfather's naturalization certificate, declaration and petition.

Let me guess.. the scans are also marked, "Best Reproducible Copy Available"? :-/

There also appears to be some hint that the bride was originally viewed as the daughter of Giuseppe de Cefalu. Misinterpretation on my part here. Looking at the family tree, I think that the person who appeared before the town official, "Stefana Papa fu Giuseppe de Cefalu", is the daughte...

In the 1901 marriage Allegati for what appears to be one of my great aunts, there is an unusual entry in place of the standard birth transcript. Rather than being the usual copy of an entry from the "Nati" records, this seems to be a document asserting that the birth was somehow not proper...

To improve efficiency and decrease wait times for USCIS Genealogy Program customers, processing of USCIS genealogy requests will transition from Washington, D.C., to the USCIS National Records Center in Lee’s Summit, Missouri. The transition will occur between Oct. 1, 2017, and Jan. 1, 2018. There ...

The "road maps" for Cefalù have been updated to include the recently exposed digital records for 1820-1859. These records currently may only be viewed at a Family History Center or an affiliate library. As my access to my local FHC is limited, corrections to these tables on the Wiki (see a...

Got an update on the electronic file request today which says * Pending QA - The requested file was received, duplicated, and printed, and is awaiting review for accuracy, legibility, and completeness. I had this status on my last request from February to July. At the end of July I received a lette...