I have in my possesion the passport of my late grandfather (Anselmetti, Gian Domenico) who was born in Palazzo Canavese (in the Province of Turin) on 24 August 1878. I have in the passport the names of his parents.
My grandfather moved to the UK sometime after 1903 where he died during the second world war.
Please can someone direct me in the right direction as to how I can follow up with this information and where/what I should be looking at.
Thanks for any assistance.
Leigh
Searching Anselmetti
- leigharnold
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Re: Italian genealogy Help
Hi leigh, for all civil records, and documents you can write in:
Ufficio di Stato Civile
Via V. Emanuele II 1
10010 PALAZZO CANAVESE (TO)
Italy
or by Fax (+39)0125579039
and this are the Anselmetti in the Palazzo Canavese directory:
http://www.paginebianche.it/execute.cgi ... e&ind=&nc=
hoping helpful, regards, suanj
Ufficio di Stato Civile
Via V. Emanuele II 1
10010 PALAZZO CANAVESE (TO)
Italy
or by Fax (+39)0125579039
and this are the Anselmetti in the Palazzo Canavese directory:
http://www.paginebianche.it/execute.cgi ... e&ind=&nc=
hoping helpful, regards, suanj
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Re: Italian genealogy Help
Hi Leigh
Which country of the UK did your grandfather die in?
Marisa
Which country of the UK did your grandfather die in?
Marisa
Visocchi, Forte, Marcantonio, Iannetta
Re: Italian genealogy Help
Hi & welcome to the forum,
As suanj states above, you can write or fax the comune for his birth act.
You can also trace the family through LDS (Mormans) films of the church records for this comune that are from 1641 to 1899.
Here is a link to the available films.
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library ... lesiastici++
And here is a link to locate your nearest LDS-Family History Center.
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library ... et_fhc.asp
You rent (for abt. $5.75 per month) the films & once they come into your local FHC, you can view & copy any reords you need. You can renew the rental for the same price for another month & if you renew the 3rd time, the film will stay at your FHC.
Hope this helps.
jcsm
As suanj states above, you can write or fax the comune for his birth act.
You can also trace the family through LDS (Mormans) films of the church records for this comune that are from 1641 to 1899.
Here is a link to the available films.
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library ... lesiastici++
And here is a link to locate your nearest LDS-Family History Center.
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library ... et_fhc.asp
You rent (for abt. $5.75 per month) the films & once they come into your local FHC, you can view & copy any reords you need. You can renew the rental for the same price for another month & if you renew the 3rd time, the film will stay at your FHC.
Hope this helps.
jcsm
Researching in San Vitaliano, Napoli, Italy & Armento, Potenza, Italy.
- leigharnold
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Re: Italian genealogy Help
Firstly, thank you to all those who have replyed to my post above. The information provided is much appreciated. I will follow up on this shortly.
To answer Marisa's question above, my Grandfather died in Holben, North London during the war. I think I might have his death certificate around somewhere. Hope this answers your question.
Leigh
To answer Marisa's question above, my Grandfather died in Holben, North London during the war. I think I might have his death certificate around somewhere. Hope this answers your question.
Leigh