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I'm looking for more information about a great-grandfather named Umberto Magrini. I'm trying to confirm a information that he was born in Capena, a small town near Rome. Unfortunately, I don't have accurate information about his birth. I know the name of his parents and siblings and the information (names and ages) about the immigration to Brazil of the family (he had one year old). I have the death record, and it's possible to say that he was born approximately in 1900.
With this information, is it possible to check ANAGRAFE for more information about his family? Is this the best way?
I'm brazilian, trying my best with english, asking about italian uffici comunali .
Italy, Roma, Civil Registration (State Archive), 1863-1930
birth:
1896
Roma
marriage:
7 January 1918
Roma, Roma, Lazio, Italia
father:
Angelo Magrini
mother:
Aurelia Pasqualone
spouse:
Albina Battistini
If this is him, you can get a copy of the record from any Family History Centre but if you need it for citizenship purposes then you should write to the Comune di Roma.
Ann Tatangelo http://angelresearch.net
Dual citizenship assistance, and document acquisition, on-site genealogical research in Lazio, Molise, Latina and Cosenza. Land record searches and succession.
Italysearcher wrote: ↑11 Mar 2019, 17:02
Umberto Magrini
Italy, Roma, Civil Registration (State Archive), 1863-1930
birth:
1896
Roma
marriage:
7 January 1918
Roma, Roma, Lazio, Italia
father:
Angelo Magrini
mother:
Aurelia Pasqualone
spouse:
Albina Battistini
If this is him, you can get a copy of the record from any Family History Centre but if you need it for citizenship purposes then you should write to the Comune di Roma.
Thanks for answering, unfortunately this is not him. His parents are Felippo Magrini and Maria Bernabei.
Marty, thank you. With the information I have, is it possible for me to obtain some information from the Anagrafe? I'm a bit afraid to deal with a public agency.
There are lots of form letters on line you can use. Just keep to the facts and do not use relationship words (like GGGrandfather) Include some photo ID even with an email.
Ann Tatangelo http://angelresearch.net
Dual citizenship assistance, and document acquisition, on-site genealogical research in Lazio, Molise, Latina and Cosenza. Land record searches and succession.
Italysearcher wrote: ↑15 Mar 2019, 12:27
There are lots of form letters on line you can use. Just keep to the facts and do not use relationship words (like GGGrandfather) Include some photo ID even with an email.
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