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== Record Offices == | == Record Offices == | ||
In Italy, all records created by the local government since 1865, including birth, death, and marriage records, are kept in local civil offices. These records are available to the public. Civil offices are comparable to town halls in the United States. | *[[Italy Civil Registration#Online Records|Civil Registration Online Records for States:]] Microfilmed, digitized, and indexed by FamilySearch<br> | ||
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Duplicates are kept at the tribunale. You can get information or copies of the records kept at the comune or tribunale by correspondence. You can find a list of archival addresses in: | *In Italy each state has its own archive. Many records of genealogical value are kept by state archives. They serve as repositories for records about their particular area. | ||
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In Italy, all records created by the local government since 1865, including '''birth, death, and marriage records, are kept in local civil offices'''. These records are available to the public. Civil offices are comparable to town halls in the United States. | |||
*Duplicates are kept at the tribunale. You can get information or copies of the records kept at the comune or tribunale by correspondence. You can find a list of archival addresses in: | |||
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''Archivum; revue internationale des archives publié e avec le concours financier de l’Unesco et sous les auspices du Consil internationale des archives (International review on archives published by the International Council of Archives with the financial aid of Unesco).'' Paris, France: Presses Universitaires de France, 1952. (FS Library book EUROPE REF 020.5 Ar25 v. 38.) | ''Archivum; revue internationale des archives publié e avec le concours financier de l’Unesco et sous les auspices du Consil internationale des archives (International review on archives published by the International Council of Archives with the financial aid of Unesco).'' Paris, France: Presses Universitaires de France, 1952. (FS Library book EUROPE REF 020.5 Ar25 v. 38.) | ||