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    Death certificate of Gaetano Mastellari. 1890.

    In Italy, death records include official death certificates (Certificato di Morte) and death registrations maintained by local civil registries (Ufficio dello Stato Civile). These documents provide essential details such as the deceased's name, date of birth, date of death, and place of death. For genealogical research, historical death records and church registers can also be valuable, particularly for events prior to the 19th century. Accessing these records typically involves contacting the relevant municipal office, which may have specific requirements or fees. These documents help trace family histories and understand ancestral connections.


    Collections available in ItalyCollections available in Italy

    Italy Deaths and Burials, 1809-1900
    1,385,305 records available
    Italy, Teramo, Civil Registration of Deaths
    167,977 records available
    Italy, Napoli, Barano d'Ischia, Civil Registration of Deaths
    41,111 records available
    Italy, Diocese of Trento, Catholic Church Deaths
    39,286 records available
    Italy, Naples, Monte di Procida, Civil Registration of Deaths
    24,710 records available
    Italy, Nuoro, Civil Registration of Deaths
    22,530 records available

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    APA citation (7th Ed.)

    Maor Malul. (2024, September 29). *Italy death records index*. MyHeritage Wiki. https://www.myheritage.com/wiki/Italy_death_records_index