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Some church records were transcribed into civil registration records. This transcription usually happened to meet documentation requirements for marriages [''processetti or allegati'']. Transcribed church records are in Latin, and each volume is usually indexed. | Some church records were transcribed into civil registration records. This transcription usually happened to meet documentation requirements for marriages [''processetti or allegati'']. Transcribed church records are in Latin, and each volume is usually indexed. | ||
===Births [nati/nascite]=== | === Births [nati/nascite] === | ||
Births were generally registered within a day or two of the child’s birth, usually by the father of the family or by the attending midwife. Corrections to a birth record may have been added as a marginal note. In later records, marginal notes are frequently found, providing marriage and death information. | Birth records generally give the child’s name, sex, birth date, and birthplace, and the parents’ names. Many of the early records and all of the later records provide additional details, including the parents’ birthplaces, ages, and occupations and the mother’s maiden name. The baptism date is usually included with the civil birth record. | ||
Births were generally registered within a day or two of the child’s birth, usually by the father of the family or by the attending midwife. Corrections to a birth record may have been added as a marginal note. In later records, marginal notes are frequently found, providing marriage and death information. [https://wiki.familysearch.org/en/Image:CivilBirthRecord.jpg See a translation one of the printed forms.] | |||
===Marriages [matrimoni]=== | ===Marriages [matrimoni]=== | ||