You should be cross-referencing the church death records to the civil ones since civil death records tend to include parent names.

And the civil marriage promessa will include an age verified by birth/baptismal records.
The promessa says he is age 27 and son of Biaggio, so born in 1819/1820. https ...

Here is Salvadore's birth in 1868: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-8BT4-JTN

Vincenzo and Antonia appeared together and said Salvadore was born "dalla loro unione" - from their (sexual) union - which is very different language from other birth records in the volume, most of which ...

You will have a difficult time as during the period you are looking at, Venezia was under Austrian control through the Kingdom of Lombardy-Veneto and all records were kept at the local churches; there were no civil records in Veneto during this era.

Similarly, Rome was part of the Papal States ...

This is a marriage record dated 16 Aug 1874 and unfortunately not a very good resolution image.
Groom is Habib son of deceased Calil Maglatun; no mother named; Greek Catholic
Bride is Carime daughter of deceased Hanna(?) Anfora; no father named; Greek schismatic

Both reconciled with the Roman ...

This is the marriage (#5):

https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12 ... 42/0ZgBxXb

PippoM wrote: 17 Jul 2024, 13:30 I can't make out, where's this record from?

Appears to be Bella (PZ)

2 Pietro Falcinella died 6am 6 Mar 1869, age 1 year 8 months 10 days, born in Verceia 24 Jun 1864 (yes, I know the math is wrong) son of Andrea and of Annamaria Digencelli

3 Francesco Curti died 24 Aug 1871, age 22, single, son of Fedele and of Maria Curti. He was apparently lost in the mountains ...

Maybe, but you'll just have to search through 1809-1825 death records to see if they were in the civil records era. Since dates aren't provided for the deaths, there's no way to know for sure. They may be church records, in which case you would need to contact the parish church of Montaquila to ...

Indeed, you can see the actual supporting documents for the marriage here: https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12 ... 65/5xJq7Vn

Yes, for all the Italian state archive sites, if you are not accessing with a VPN or from within Italy, you will not be able to see the site outside of Italian "business hours". This is probably due to some security changes implemented by the DGA after a massive online attack a couple of years back ...

Manifests were filled out at the port of embarkation, not upon arrival. So someone in Arkhangelsk would have done the transcription of the name as it was given (and may have been phonetically, especially if the person giving their name was illiterate).

The "camera with key" icon can be misleading. Behind the scenes, there may be one or more of the following access permissions associated with a particular DGS item:

UNREST - Unrestricted access
REG_PAT - Only accessible when logged in
AFFILIATE - Accessible at a FamilySearch Affiliate Library
FHLC ...

Hi all,

I am looking for some help with the translation to the text at the bottom of this marriage certificate attached. I can see the text is in regards to the death of the father of Bruno Lodetti I believe. If someone could please translate for me what it says. I am keen to see if there are any ...

On the left side menu (the "hamburger"), click the information tab ("i" in a circle), then scroll down to the IIIF manifest link. Open that link (it helps to have a JSON formatting extension in Chrome or use the one built into Firefox), then search for "pag. #" (the page number of the image you want ...

I know this is almost a year old, but I can't resist a Modugno post. The marriage date is 1904.

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G93N-235Y?i=3&wc=MFHY-8P8%3A1015643301%2C1017176701%2C1015666001&cc=2043445

Also, the writing at the bottom of Donata Antonia's birth record is just an ...