Hello Everyone
Thanks so much everyone for their help with giving me ideas on how to locate possible relatives with the surname of Zeppellini. Unfortunately, there are just too many persons with that surname for me to contact so I've come up with a different plan. My family tree has hit a brick wall with my grandfather so I came up with the idea of obtaining his birth certificate. I am hoping that like in Australia, the birth certificate lists parents and any siblings the person had at time of birth.
Can anyone point me in the right direction to locate & hopefully obtain a copy of my Grandfather's certificate? (If the site is in English that of course would be fantastic but if not my Mum will have to translate it for me.)
Thanks so much for reading.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Toni
Australia
Where to obtain my Grandfather's birth certificate pls.
Re: Where to obtain my Grandfather's birth certificate
What country was your grandfather born in? If it is in Italy you have to know the town or comune of his birth to get the record.
Debbie
Debbie
Re: Where to obtain my Grandfather's birth certificate
Previous discussion of this issue:
http://italiangenealogy.tardio.com/inde ... pic&t=3043
Toni, in this topic did you discover the town of your grandfather's birth?
http://italiangenealogy.tardio.com/inde ... pic&t=3043
Toni, in this topic did you discover the town of your grandfather's birth?
Re: Where to obtain my Grandfather's birth certificate
Hello VaDeb
I have just been on the telephone with my Mum to try and find out. We are unsure. Now I wonder if we should start with my father as I know he was born in Borgofranco, Mantova, Italy. Can you provide any suggestions on who to contact please? Thanks for any advice you can provide, Toni
I have just been on the telephone with my Mum to try and find out. We are unsure. Now I wonder if we should start with my father as I know he was born in Borgofranco, Mantova, Italy. Can you provide any suggestions on who to contact please? Thanks for any advice you can provide, Toni
Re: Where to obtain my Grandfather's birth certificate
Hi Tony,
Starting with your father is a good idea. The record will have the names of his parents and should list where they were from. Unfortunately the records from LDS for this town are very limited, 1806-1815. You are going to have to write to the town to get his birth record. I don't have an address for you, but I am sure someone will reapond wiht an address.
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library ... umns=*,0,0
Starting with your father is a good idea. The record will have the names of his parents and should list where they were from. Unfortunately the records from LDS for this town are very limited, 1806-1815. You are going to have to write to the town to get his birth record. I don't have an address for you, but I am sure someone will reapond wiht an address.
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library ... umns=*,0,0
Re: Where to obtain my Grandfather's birth certificate
Dear Toni,ToniZ wrote:Hello Everyone
Thanks so much everyone for their help with giving me ideas on how to locate possible relatives with the surname of Zeppellini. Unfortunately, there are just too many persons with that surname for me to contact so I've come up with a different plan. My family tree has hit a brick wall with my grandfather so I came up with the idea of obtaining his birth certificate. I am hoping that like in Australia, the birth certificate lists parents and any siblings the person had at time of birth.
Can anyone point me in the right direction to locate & hopefully obtain a copy of my Grandfather's certificate? (If the site is in English that of course would be fantastic but if not my Mum will have to translate it for me.)
Thanks so much for reading.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Toni
Australia
You have some good clues on here from all the suggestions everyone gave you.
Here is the information in order to write to the town itself since the microfilm is very limited.
Ufficio dello Stato Civile
Comune di BORGOFRANCO SUL PO
MARTIRI DELLA LIBERTA' 3 (PIAZZA)
Telefono 0386 / 41938
Fax 0386 / 41938
Hre is a link from ICC that will help you translate a letter from English to Italian. Also, don't forget to send to International Return Postage Coupons in your letter. They cost about $1.80 (USA money). They use this for return postage.
http://www.circolocalabrese.org/resourc ... civile.asp
Have a good one
Trish
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Re: Where to obtain my Grandfather's birth certificate
Thank you so much everyone for your replies. You have all been most helpful. I really appreciate it. It is quite a challenge what with being in a different country, different language, etc. But your advice guys will no doubt help so much.
I knew the family tree would be a challenge considering it covers a couple of continents but I truly had no IDEA just how challenging!! A neighbour says she has been 'doing' her tree for past 20 years and now I know why. Wish me lots of luck!
Toni
Australia
I knew the family tree would be a challenge considering it covers a couple of continents but I truly had no IDEA just how challenging!! A neighbour says she has been 'doing' her tree for past 20 years and now I know why. Wish me lots of luck!
Toni
Australia