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*all other archives and individual documents, public and private, that the State owns or has received as a gift or deposit, such as archives of families, businesses, religious corporations and non-state public bodies.<ref>"Genealogical sources in the State Archives", at Ancestors Portal, https://www.antenati.san.beniculturali.it/strumenti/le-fonti-genealogiche-negli-archivi-di-stato/, accessed 4 November 2022.</ref> | *all other archives and individual documents, public and private, that the State owns or has received as a gift or deposit, such as archives of families, businesses, religious corporations and non-state public bodies.<ref>"Genealogical sources in the State Archives", at Ancestors Portal, https://www.antenati.san.beniculturali.it/strumenti/le-fonti-genealogiche-negli-archivi-di-stato/, accessed 4 November 2022.</ref> | ||
=== Provincial Archives | === State (Provincial) Archives--Archivio di stato] === | ||
In Italy each province has its own archive. Most records of genealogical value are kept by provincial archives. They serve as repositories for records about their particular area. | In Italy each province has its own archive. Most records of genealogical value are kept by provincial archives. They serve as repositories for records about their particular area. | ||
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The provincial archives of Italy are open to the public. In addition, the Family History Library has microfilm copies of many of the records from these archives. | The provincial archives of Italy are open to the public. In addition, the Family History Library has microfilm copies of many of the records from these archives. | ||
There are forty state archive sections in the country. | There are forty state archive sections in the country. | ||
=== Church Archives === | === Church Archives === | ||