What record source are you referring to? That will help tremendously with the answer.

Is there a way to tell which towns have Riveli documents available online at Antenati?

I don't see any Riveli documents available online at familysearch.org.


This is what I'm hoping to find out. It seems like they share the same ones, possibly. It really is an inconvenience that the documents ...

So I don't have an Italian surname, but I had my cousin, a Pacia, with ancestors from Moschiano, Avellino verified back to 1756. His y-haplogroup is J-M267 and he only has one match, also a Pacia, with Pacia ancestors from Moschiano, though I can't find the connection with available records.

I noticed that the State Archives have some Riveli records online, in a very confusing format. These are the same ones scanned by FamilySearch.

Here is the example of what has been included:

http://san.beniculturali.it/web/san/documenti-online?p_p_id=galleryportlet_WAR_prjsanportlet_INSTANCE ...

I'd also love to know where I can find Piano di Sorrento Lista di Leva. I'd assume that they aren't online yet, I believe that the state archives may or may not have them.

I know it will be worth it in the short-run to me, since I already spend enough time in the records in the towns I'm transcribing, and have plans on a large project to connect everyone through blood or marriage, but as far as in the grand scheme of things, will my efforts eventually be useless since ...

The civil official was notifying the parish priest about the child's birth and then the priest, in turn, added to the document, the information about administering the Sacrament of Baptism to the child. The copy was then returned to the civil office to include in its registers.

There was ...

Hey everyone,

In the Allegati section for Ventimiglia di Sicilia, I see records for "Notamento di Nascita" which seem to have all (or nearly all) of the birth records for a particular year, stripped of most info except child's name and parents' names. They have been useful as the regular birth ...

the topic is old of 1 year. I don't have more infos, however it is no easy to work in covid era.. you can write a post in facebook group and to ask if the work is in progress..



Based on the Diocesan Archives, the last update they gave was in September, and they said they needed a couple ...

Italysearcher wrote: 22 Jan 2022, 14:38 To put the registers on line requires the consent of the Bishop.

Right, but I feel like it was misleading for them to ask for the donations with the seeming contingency that the registers to be published, without actually having the authorization to put them online.

I read that they were able to save the registers, yet they still have yet to publish them online. What gives?

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Out of curiosity, do you happen to have an update on this?

While this isn't of much help, I'm surprised that the January 7, 1913 Hartford marriage listing doesn't give her maiden name.

FOUND IT! It was in Porto Empedocle! https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... cat=220908

Go to www.paginebianche.it. Enter the surname variations one at a time. Amadeo/Amodeo/Amadio/Amodio and print out the results.
Then enter Buttafuoco (its the closest to the mother's surname).
Compare the lists and see if both names are common in one or more town.
Concentrate on the towns on the ...