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Mama Mia! The Italian records continue to expand this week with new collections for Italy Arezzo Civil Registration (State Archive) 1314-1934, Italy Enna Civil Registration (State Archive) 1866-1944, Italy Imperia San Remo Civil Registration (State Archive) 1805-1910, Italy Pescara Civil Registration (State Archive) 1809-1929. Brazil, New York, Utah, and Delaware also have some new content. Look for these and more by selecting the links below.
COLLECTION – INDEXED RECORDS – DIGITAL RECORDS – COMMENTS
Brazil Rio de Janeiro Immigration Cards 1900-1965 – 155,186 – 56,492 – Added indexed records and images to an existing collection
Italy Arezzo Civil Registration (State Archive) 1314-1934 – 0 – 68,721 – New browsable image collection.
Italy Enna Civil Registration (State Archive) 1866-1944 – 0 – 837,356 – New browsable image collection.
Italy Imperia San Remo Civil Registration (State Archive) 1805-1910 – 0 – 233,646 – New browsable image collection.
Italy Pescara Civil Registration (State Archive) 1809-1929 – 0 – 928,538 – Added images to an existing collection
UNITED STATES DATABASES
Delaware Wilmington Vital Records 1847-1954 – 207,577 – 0 – Added indexed records to an existing collection
Michigan Crew Lists for various ports 1929-1966 – 0 – 20,140 – New browsable image collection.
Montana Granite County Records 1865-2009 – 0 – 1,054 – Added images to an existing collection
New York Yates County Swann Vital Records Collection 1723-2009 – 12,570 – 0 – Added indexed records to an existing collection
New York Yates County Swann Vital Records Collection 1723-2009 – 2,758 – 0 – Added indexed records to an existing collection
Utah Weber County Marriages 1887-1938 – 0 – 2,068 – Added images to an existing collection
Washington County Marriages 1855-2008 – 0 – 12,446 – Added images to an existing collection
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