Parish records in Villa Latina begin in 1742. Before that they were either part of the parish of Atina or that of Picinisco. We are located about 30 km from Villa Latina and have a lot of experience tracing living relatives.

Send a message to italysearch@gmail.com. These records are on line.

have you searched in the antenati site?

There are no civil records for Torino and area before 1866 except for the few years 1809-1814 when Napoleon was in power. You will need a parish records search for the gap.
To locate the town of origin you will need the ship manifest and/or naturalization record (I assume you are in America)
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The Tribunal records after 1866 for this area were destroyed in WW2. What few were recovered are on line at Antenati. The originals are still in the town.
Arpino records were filmed at the town.

The second copies at the Tribunal begin after WW2 and have not been microfilmed (yet).

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it is possible to get information from the Brefotrofio di Roma.

It’s illegal to send money through the post in Italy. Most towns don’t accept payments through PayPal wise or revolute. They have their own system, which of course is much more complicated. If the town wants to be paid for copies of records, they will let you know how much and how to do it. If they ...

It’s illegal to send money through the post in Italy. Most towns don’t accept payments through PayPal wise or revolute. They have their own system, which of course is much more complicated. If the town wants to be paid for copies of records, they will let you know how much and how to do it. If they ...

Information about civil records, and Parish records in Atina is available in my book See link below

Fumone Frosinone. There is also a castle complete with a ghost and a baby Conserved in wax. Two popes died In this castle, which also has a garden complete with trees on the roof. An amazing place.

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I haven’t looked so I don’t know, but you might try the state archives for military records for that area. If you find him and it will give you the time of birth, the other alternative is to find the marriage record, which was usually in the town of the bride, that will give you the town of birth of ...

If they are missing, then you will need to write to the town office for a copy of the record

The records for that area are being digitized, but when they will be uploaded it anybody’s guess you could try the historical record section at family search.org to see if they have any uploaded. There is a blog post on how to search the historical records on my website.

You will probably need some help locating living relatives. If you would like the name of a researcher in that area message me privately for his