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1. www.familysearch.org › en › wikiItalian Genealogical Word List • FamilySearch

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   Oct 17, 2023 · This word list below includes words most commonly found in genealogical sources. A list of Italian Occupations and the English equivalents can be found at Rootsweb. For further help, use an Italian- English dictionary. At the FamilySearch Library, the Italian dictionaries are cataloged with the call number 453.21.

   • English: Italian
   • January: gennaio

   • February: febbraio
   • March: marzo

2. www.newberry.org › italian-genealogyItalian Genealogy | Newberry Library

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   Helpful website from local Italian genealogy organization. POINTers in Person: Chicago-North Chapter. Also see directories on this page and separate Chicago pathfinder. Dictionary. Piero Rebora, compiler. Cassell's Italian Dictionary. New York: Macmillan, 1977. Call # PC1640 .C33 1977 (2nd Floor open shelf). Directories. 1897 Guida Commerciale ...

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   What are Italian birth and Death Records?

   • Italian birth and death records often indicated the exact time of day when the birth or death occurred. This is usually written out. This general word list includes words commonly seen in genealogical sources. Numbers, months, and days of the week are listed both here and in separate sections that follow this list.

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   • Italian is also spoken in Yugoslavia near the border with Trieste. Some of the records of Corsica, Nice, and Savoy were written in Italian before those areas became part of France. Clusters of Italian immigrants in major cities like New York, Chicago, Montreal, Toronto, and Melbourne also speak Italian.

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   • Italian is a Romance language derived from Latin. Many of the words resemble those of Latin. See Latin Genealogical Word List (34077). Italian is spoken in Italy and the southern part of Switzerland in the cantons of Ticino and Graubünden. Italian is also spoken in Yugoslavia near the border with Trieste.

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4. www.italiangen.org › databases › death-recordsNYC Municipal Archives - Italian Gen

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   Contact Mario Toglia. We would like to thank Brian Andersson, Commissioner and Kenneth Cobb, Director of the Municipal Archives for their assistance in this project. We have provided a printable form to request Death Certificates from The New York City Municipal Archives. The form is available below the search results after a successful search.

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   This database contains the indexes to over 1,825,000 marriages recorded by the New York City Health department for the 5 Boroughs of New York City, from 1908 to 1936, and the period 1895 to 1897 for the boroughs of Brooklyn and Manhattan. The marriage is listed only by the name of the groom. Unique to Kings County (Brooklyn), both the bride’s ...

6. www.italiangen.org › databases › birthsNew York City Births - italiangen.org

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   Sep 17, 2017 · The New York City Birth index includes the following years: Bronx: 1897 – 1909. Kings: 1880 – 1909. Manhattan: 1858 -1909. Queens: 1898 – 1909. Richmond: 1897 – 1909. Please visit the New York City Municipal Archives web site for information on how to request Birth Certificates. NOTE : Be aware that a date like Nov 25’05 with a year ...

7. www.nypl.org › italian-genealogy-groupItalian Genealogy Group | The New York Public Library

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   Provided by the Italian Genealogy Group, this site provides free databases vital record indexes for: New York City Births (1878-1909), Marriages (1866-1937), and Deaths (1862-1948). Dates of coverage vary by borough/county. Other databases available through the site are Alien Statements for New York & New Jersey, Naturalizations for select New York & New Jersey counties, Fresh Pond ...

8. www.familysearch.org › en › wikiNew York Archives and Libraries • FamilySearch

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   Jan 10, 2024 · New York, NY 10004. Telephone: Toll-free 866-840-1752 or 212-401-1620. Fax: 212-401-1638. Website: National Archives at New York City. This branch of the National Archives has records created by federal agencies and courts in New York, New Jersey, Puerto Rico, and the United States Virgin Islands.