Tracing Your Italian Ancestors, from the Publishers of "Family Cronicle" and "Internet Genealogy" & "History Magazine"; by Marcia Iannizzi Melnyk & Mary M. Tedesco; Published 2015; 82 pp; Item # MM018

This book is also available in PDF format.

• Plan A Research Trip!
• The Basics of Italian Research
• Locating Online Resources
• Passenger Manifests
• Italian Military Records
• Italian Civil Records
• Home & Family Records
• Church Records
• Italian Notary Records
• Naturalization Records
• Children Born to Unwed Parents in Italy
• Visiting Ancestral Villages!

Here is a complete list of articles you will find in this special edition publication:

• Italian Research Basics Marcia Iannizzi Melnyk shares strategies and available resources to help you get started in your search
• Home And Family Records, Marcia Iannizzi Melnyk looks at the importance of talking to your oldest relatives to see what they can add to your research
• Naturalization Records, Marcia Iannizzi Melnyk looks at one of the most important records you will need for your Italian research
• Passenger Manifests, Marcia Iannizzi Melnyk looks at the records available to help trace your ancestors’ travels to their new homeland
• Microfilm And Online Records Marcia Iannizzi Melnyk explains what you can discover in microfilm and online image resources
• Planning A Research Trip To Italy Mary M. Tedesco offers tips for success and suggestions for repositories you shouldn’t miss
• Understanding Italian Civil Records Mary M. Tedesco looks at why civil records are an important part of Italian genealogy research
• Roman Catholic Church Records Mary M. Tedesco shines a light on the various resources available from the Roman Catholic Church
• Italian Notary Records Mary M. Tedesco reveals why these records are the best source for adding context to a family’s life
• Italian Military Records Mary M. Tedesco looks at Italian military records for your family history research
• Children Born to Unwed Parents in Italy Mary M. Tedesco offers strategies for researching children born to unwed parents in Italy
• Visiting Italian Ancestral Villages Mary M. Tedesco shows us why it’s important to experience your ancestral homeland