True dat!! We all pay it forward. Have not found a comparable site for other groups that I’ve experienced.

Thank you Thank you !!

It turns out that the second link from mjclayton contains links to the letters D,E,F,G,H,I, but also the letters L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S,T(partial)

So there is a bit or redundancy, which is usually a good thing. Perhaps this is a case of FamilySearch re-scanning documents; or ...

Ron,

This site provides phone numbers. The number of cold calls you make depends on how common or uncommon the name might be. If you know localities that will trim it down somewhat. Many people do not respond well to cold calls, even if they are the correct person. So it's up to you how much ...

This site has proved of some use to me, but the "new and improved" (50% correct) version this year is not as good as it used to be.

How are you at cold calls? Good luck.

Parker

Wow, thanks Mark, now I can check Aiello and Caporrimo

Still on the search for the volumes of alphabet after letter I.

The urls of first and second volumes are similar up to a certain point, maybe I'll tinker some more, but not this week.

Parker

Esteemed colleagues,

My search is not for a specific person or lineage; it is for a set of documents that, until this past week, I did not know were available on Family Search.

The city of Palermo created 10-year indexes for birth, death and marriage throughout the 19th century starting in 1820 ...

Esteemed colleagues,

This is a first notice that Family Search has changed its presentation of civil records for Palermo, which I discovered while searching for an 1874 marriage that was no longer in the place where I used to find it. After some fiddling around in the inscrutable (to me - the only ...

Paul,

Not finding either Domenico 1886 nor Anna Maria 1887in the Nascita registers for Vallo Torinese in the Antenati records. Records there for Varisella do not cover the pertinent years. Alleged records are indicated in the FamilySearch catalog, but I do not find the registers to correspond with ...

Misleading topic title

Paul,
It will be helpful if you can provide the names and more details about your relatives. Perhaps you can provide the URL's of the records you found.
Parker

This is a repeat request of

https://www.italiangenealogy.com/forum/topic/56882

Hey Mezzogiorno, this line above is what's referred to as a URL

This is not the first middle-of-the-day cursing of the darkness! Try these candles.

You will find that yes, three of the death indexes of interest have chunks out of sequence. But within chunks the records are in order. To the best of my knowledge, the ones that are messed up are:
1846-1855 A-I ...

Esteemed colleagues:

Here is a link to the birth of (#1284) Felicia Castellana. Can someone please translate the marginal note? I'm pretty sure that she married Tommasso Gambino in 1900, but this doesn't resemble other marriage notations that I've seen on birth records. Thanks.

https://www ...

Yikes, I didn't see the second page of this thread.

So there is discrepancy on Linda Sullivan's death certificate about the informant "miss Anna Sullivan" and her 1937 address and wouldn't she be going by her married name?

Regarding the ancestors of Bridget/Linda, the 1937 death certificate shows ...

If we examine the 1937 death certificate for Linda Sullivan:
https://a860-historicalvitalrecords.nyc.gov/view/6681307
we find two pertinent addresses, with some fuzziness about the identity of the surrounding neighborhood. The front indicates 28-47 46th Street, Astoria and "LI". The second page ...