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#1: Ancestry.com Italian Stato Civile records Author: JamesBianco, Location: Westfield, MA.

Posted: Sat May 24, 2008 4:10 pm
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People can say what they will about Ancestry.com but they have surely outdone themselves this time. They have now added the areas of Como and Lecco, apparently they are intending to do the entire Lombardia regione. they are Births, marriages, publicaziones and deaths 1866-1936!!

Lombardia Stato Civile records

This is amazing! The LDS don't even have these available. They are adding records quickly to complete this project. They are original scanned images.

LOOK AT ALL THESE TOWNS!! They are all up in varying degrees and new images are added regularly!

Albate Consiglio Di Rumo Olmeda (Capiago Intimiano)
Albavilla Corrido Oltrona Di San Mamette
Albese Con Cassano Cremia Orsenigo
Albiolo Cremnago (Inverigo) Ossuccio
Albogasio (Valsolda) Cressogno (Valsolda) Palanzo (Faggeto Lario)
Alserio Crevenna (Erba) Parè
Alzate Brianza Croce (Menaggio) Parravicino (Erba)
Alzate Con Verzago (Alzate Brianza) Cucciago Peglio
Anzano Del Parco Cusino Pellio Intelvi
Appiano Gentile Dasio (Valsolda) Penzano (Eupilio)
Arcellasco (Erba) Dizzasco Pianello Del Lario
Argegno Domaso Piano Porlezza (Carlazzo)
Arosio Dongo Piazza Santo Stefano (Cernobbio)
Asnago (Cermentate) Dosso Del Liro Pigra
Asso Drano (Valsolda) Plesio
Barni Drezzo Pognana Lario
Bellagio Erba Ponna
Bene Lario Erba Incino Ponte Chiasso (Como)
Beregazzo (Beregazzo Con Figliaro) Esino Inferiore Ponte Lambro
Beregazzo Con Figliaro Eupilio Ponzate (Tavernerio)
Bernate (Casnate Con Bernate) Fabbrica Durini (Alzate Brianza) Porlezza
Binago Faggeto Lario Proserpio
Bizzarone Faloppio Puria (Valsolda)
Blessagno Fenegrò Pusiano
Blevio Figino Serenza Ramponio (Ramponio Verna)
Breccia (Como) Figliaro (Beregazzo Con Figliaro) Ramponio Verna
Breglia (Plesio) Fino Mornasco Rebbio (Como)
Bregnano Gaggino (Falloppio) Rezzago
Brenna Garzeno Rezzonico (Santa Maria Rezzonico)
Brienno Gera Lario Rodero
Brunate Germasino Romanò Brianza (Inverigo)
Buccinigo (Erba) Gironico Ronago
Buggiolo (Val Rezzo) Gottro (Carlazzo) Rovellasca
Bugiallo (Sorico) Grandate Rovello Porro
Bulgarograsso Grandola Ed Uniti Rovenna (Cernobbio)
Bulgorello (Cadorago) Gravedona Rovi Porro (Rovellasca)
Cabiate Griante Sala Comacina
Cadorago Grona (Grandola Ed Uniti) San Bartolomeo
Caglio Guanzate San Bartolomeo Val Cavargna
Cagno Incino (Erba-Incino) San Fedele Intelvi
Camerlata (Como) Inverigo San Fermo Della Battaglia
Camnago (Como) Isola (Ossuccio) San Nazzaro Val Cavargna
Camnago Faloppia (Faloppio) Laglio San Siro
Camnago Volta (Como) Laino Santa Maria Rezzonico (San Siro)
Campione D'Italia Lambrugo Santa Valeria (Sormano)
Cantù Lanzo D'Intelvi Sant'Abbondio (San Siro)
Canzo Lasnigo Scarenna (Asso)
Capiago Intimiano Lemna (Faggeto Lario) Scaria (Lanzo D'Intelvi)
Carate (Carate Urio) Lenno Sceria (Monguzzo)
Carate Lario (Carate Urio) Lezza (Ponte Lambro) Schignano
Carate Urio Lezzeno Seghebbia (Val Rezzo)
Carbonate Lieto Colle (Parè) Senna Comasco
Carcano (Albavilla) Limido Comasco Seprio (Carbonate)
Carella (Eupilio) Lipomo Solbiate
Carella Con Mariaga (Eupilio) L'Isola Comacina (Ossuccio) Solbiate Comasco
Careno (Nesso) Livo Solzago (Tavernerio)
Carimate Locate Varesino Sorico
Carlazzo Lomazzo Sormano
Carugo Longone AL Segrino Stazzona
Casanova (Valmorea) Loveno (Menaggio) Tavernerio
Casanova Lanza (Valmorea) Luisago Tavordo (Porlezza)
Casasco D'Intelvi Lurago D'Erba Torno
Caslino AL Piano (Cadorago) Lurago Marinone Traversa (Gravedona)
Caslino D'Erba Lurate Abbate (Lurate Caccivio) Tremezzo
Casnate (Casnate Con Bernate) Lurate Caccivio Trevano (Uggiate-Trevano)
Casnate Con Bernate Maccio (Villa Guardia) Trezzone
Cassina Mariaga (Erba) Magreglio Turate
Cassina Rizzardi Mariano Comense Uggiate (Uggiate-Trevano)
Castello Valsolda (Valsolda) Maslianico Uggiate-Trevano
Castelmarte Menaggio Urio (Carate Urio)
Castelnuovo Bozzente Merone Val Rezzo
Castiglione D'Intelvi Mezzegra Valbrona
Cavallasca Minoprio (Vertemate Con Minoprio) Valmorea
Cavargna Mirabello Comasco Valsolda
Caversaccio (Valmorea) Moiana (Merone) Veleso
Cerano D'Intelvi Molina (Faggeto Lario) Veniano
Cermenate Moltrasio Vercana
Cernobbio Monguzzo Vergosa (San Ferno Della Battaglia)
Cima (Porlezza) Montano Comasco (Montano Lucino) Verna (Ramponio Verna)
Cirimido Montano Lucino Vertemate (Vertemate Con Minoprio)
Civello (Villa Guardia) Monte Olimpino (Como) Vertemate Con Minoprio
Civenna Montemezzo Verzago (Alzate Brianza)
Civiglio (Como) Montorfano Villa Guardia
Claino (Claino Con Osteno) Mozzate Villa Romanò (Inverigo)
Claino Con Osteno Musso Vill'Albese (Albavilla)
Colciago D'Erba (Lurago D'Erba) Nesso Visino (Valbrona)
Colonno Novedrate Zelbio
Como Olgiate Comasco

and in Lecco Province:

Abbadia Lariana Cortenova Paderno D'Adda
Annone Di Brianza Costa Masnaga Pagnona
Barzago Crandola Valsassina Parlasco
Bellano Cremeno Perledo
Bindo (Cortenova) Dervio Primaluna
Bosisio (Bosisio Parini) Dolzago Rogeno
Bosisio Parini Dorio Santa Maria Hoè
Brenno Della Torre (Costa Masnaga) Garbagnate Monastero Sirone
Bulciago Indovero (Casargo) Sueglio
Cagliano (Colle Brianza) Introzzo Suello
Casargo Laorca (Lecco) Taceno
Casatenovo Limonta (Oliveto Lario) Tregolo (Costa Masnaga)
Casletto (Rogeno) Maggianico (Lecco) Tremenico
Casletto Maglio (Rogeno) Margno Valmadrera
Cassago Brianza Missaglia Varenna
Cassina Valsassina Molteno Vassena (Oliveto Lario)
Centemero (Costa Masnaga) Nava (Colle Brianza) Vendrogno
Cesana Brianza Nibionno Vercurago
Civate Oggiono Vestreno
Colico Olginate Viganò
Consonno (Olginate) Oliveto Lario Vimogno (Primaluna)
Corenno Plinio (Dervio) Osnago

I just cant believe this!

Very Happy

#2: Re: Ancestry.com Italian Stato Civile records Author: Carole, Location: Valtellina - Near Lake Como

Posted: Sat May 24, 2008 4:28 pm
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#3: Re: Ancestry.com Italian Stato Civile records Author: JamesBianco, Location: Westfield, MA.

Posted: Sat May 24, 2008 4:31 pm
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Carole can you believe this? I don't have roots in that area, but I am so happy right now!!!

#4: Re: Ancestry.com Italian Stato Civile records Author: MauroMags, Location: New Jersey

Posted: Sat May 24, 2008 5:15 pm
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Wow, that is awesome.... Now tell them to go south and make a turn into Puglia!

#5: Re: Ancestry.com Italian Stato Civile records Author: Carole, Location: Valtellina - Near Lake Como

Posted: Sat May 24, 2008 5:22 pm
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JamesBianco wrote:

Carole can you believe this? I don't have roots in that area, but I am so happy right now!!!

But I do....all of the Italian ones anyway - and this is fantastic!

#6: Re: Ancestry.com Italian Stato Civile records Author: Cathy,

Posted: Sat May 24, 2008 8:58 pm
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MauroMags wrote:

Wow, that is awesome.... Now tell them to go south and make a turn into Puglia!

That is awesome!!! Tell them to make a turn into Cosenza and Catanzaro too!! Thanks Jim for the fabulous news.

#7: Re: Ancestry.com Italian Stato Civile records Author: lilbees, Location: Georgia, USA

Posted: Mon May 26, 2008 6:56 am
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Just a simple request, PLEASE DO THE CAMPANIA REGION as well.......................that would be a first for the region.

lilbees

#8: Re: Ancestry.com Italian Stato Civile records Author: Cathy,

Posted: Mon May 26, 2008 8:49 am
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Oh my! How could I forget?!! This calls for...a banana dance!! Carole - run!

party

#9: Re: Ancestry.com Italian Stato Civile records Author: Eleven, Location: New York

Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 12:04 pm
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I havent been doing much with genealogy lately, so havent been here much. I stop by occasionally to read..and also stop by occasionally at the Italian Genealogy forum.

I was so excited when I saw this post there, by James.

I didnt think I would ever see Italian records of this type, online, in my lifetime (especially, provided by the mormons).

I think if they are doing this for these places, the others will follow...and take note..they go to 1936..eliminating that awful gap in some towns that only go to the mid 1800s. I have been stuck with two towns like that. Plus this will be so easy..and convenient.

I would gladly pay them double the fee to get what I need in this way.

I tried to send them an email using their contact us link. I was signed into the acct which I once paid for. So, I asked my questions and clicked to sent and it took me to a registration button. Since, I figured, I was already registered..since I was on that acct..could it be only paid members can use that feature?

Maybe someone with a paid acct can try. I dont care about the timeframe..I would just love to know if they intend to do the other regions.

#10: Re: Ancestry.com Italian Stato Civile records Author: JamesBianco, Location: Westfield, MA.

Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 12:15 pm
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Eleven, I never ever thought I would see the day these records would be online either. It isn't just Italy, they are undertaking similar projects all over Europe. The LDS church is also trying to get new amazing images up on their new Labs website. If you haven't seen it by all means have a look, its incredible (and free!)

LDS Family Search Labs Page

Oh and Carole!! Please share with us what you are finding on Ancestry via these new records. I am quite curious.

#11: Re: Ancestry.com Italian Stato Civile records Author: Eleven, Location: New York

Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 12:30 pm
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I will take a look at that, James.

Ya know, I am reaching the 15 year mark of my research. I started it because my aunt had contact with some other relative, who told her we decended from greek royalty (eyeroll). You just know, I had to prove this one wrong...which I did, about 8 years ago.

In the beginning, it was slow going...there was NO internet. The only online info I got was from forums on the prodigy services and most people werent doing Italian genealogy. Letter writing and the FHL got me thru the next few years, before the net developed into what we see now.

Once I came to these roadblocks with the gap in FHL records, I became a bit disheartened..so I slowed down quite a bit, other than a little letter writing to rionero, my moms town and then the ancestry censuses provided me with more info. I was able to search those at my leisure, so got much more out of it, than if I was doing it outside the home.

The thing that made me lose heart the most was never being able to find the siblings of my grandparents. I am so sure, my grandfather is the 3rd son..that I would be willing to make a cash bet..only, there was no way other than hiring someone to go there and search, for me to get that info. I even sent to the town, using the two names I think these siblings should have had..and a timeframe for birth. They sent me my money back..lmao

This situation put a big damper on my desire to actively search. Your post perked me right up, tho..lol..because if they get this town out there..I can get what I need.

I would just like to say that I did two outstanding things in my lifetime, that gave me my greatest rewards..one is having my children..and the two is having done this genealogy. There is nothing like knowing..who you are..and who came before you. Heh..now, I wonder which one of them had this blasted psoriasis that I was diagnosed with last year...lol In many cases, its in the genes.

#12: Re: Ancestry.com Italian Stato Civile records Author: Eleven, Location: New York

Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 12:47 pm
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I checked out their site, there on he fhl. Nice try. I did some searches that I have already found. Some on their ship passenger and some on their 1900 census. No hits...and I know these people are there.

I did better on ancestry when they first began offering the censuses...and this includes using their old clunky software to search.

I know its a work in progress, so I hope this gets better...for people who actually need the info.

#13: Re: Ancestry.com Italian Stato Civile records Author: JamesBianco, Location: Westfield, MA.

Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 12:54 pm
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It is amazing actually, they have the entire District of Coutances France original Church records, they also have the West Virginia and Ohio vital records. I would not really use the Labs for passenger lists, they are already online via Steve Morse and Ancestry. The beauty of the LDS labs is the incredible amount of original scanned images.

Things such as Original Deeds books from Vermont, English, French and German church records (original images), and so much more. New records are going up daily. Not everything is complete, you can see a status bar above when you click on the item.

They are doing an incredible job. Trust me on that!

#14: Re: Ancestry.com Italian Stato Civile records Author: Eleven, Location: New York

Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 1:02 pm
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I bookmarked it..so I will be checking on it.

I find this every exciting..both places..ancestry and the FHL

When I first started doing my genealogy, I would daydream about being able to have records available to me, in my home..be it online or borrowing with a reader.

The time always seemed so short when going to the FHL..and I always felt rushed..to try and get as much as I could.

I had already looked at censuses, 15 years ago, yet, I missed things that I was able to find when I viewed them on ancestry from home. I even found some friend or relative (relation not clear) of my grandfather, by going page by page, looking for a familiar name. I didnt even know the guys name....but thru the ancestry census...I found him. I could have never done this kind of searching on the outside. I tried.

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