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Dear Selliesi

I have been to a web site familysearch.org

I recived Naturalization records, Declaration of Intention, birth, death, marriage, census, baptisms, communion, confermation, ww1 draft cards, ww2 draft cards, passport appilcation, family trees, historical records, immigration record. and more.

to find italian records, scroll down to left hand corner of this web page and click on your country of intrested about.

just type any information known to you in the upper part of the web page and this will search the united states only.

you can also search the civile records of the district of Catanzaro and most of all Italia.

you can upload a family tree to this site, so possible other family, in other parts of world can find lost family.

this web site correalates with ancestry.com, Ellisisland.com, and http://www.antenati.san.beniculturali.it/

enjoy this web site.

ciao tutto Selliesi

Thank you Roberto for this very useful and informative website. I will eventually move the thread to the English speaking section.

Ragazzi, stavamo parlando un paio di giorni fa del Libro dei morti, ora il nostro amico Roberto ci informa che su questo sito: familysearch.org si possono trovare delle importanti informazioni su nascite, matrimoni, morti e tanto altro.
Ho appena visitato il sito ed ho visto le fotocopie delle trascrizioni delle morti avvenute a Sellia tra il 1869 ed il 1910. Quando avro' piu' tempo lo controllero' piu' approfonditamente, sembra un sito molto interessante.

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1971-33379-4088-2?cc=2043789&wc=M9M6-YW5:n796463982

Thank you Roberto, very good site.

Admin, lo stavo guardando anch'io il registro dei nati, ho messo questo link dove leggevo su questo Lostumbo, forse era qualche parente di Eugenio?

Ci sono piu' di duemila pagine da vedere nel libro delle nascite. Proprio un bel sito per chi e' curioso su qualche avo.

It would be great to have these records available in sellia, and for others find digital on the comune di sellia site.
Also these records are used to find ancestors before 1800's in sellia, to futher do research into the 1700's. and know what family owned personaly per house hold.

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Catasti Onciari in Calabria Ulteriore II

The old province Calabria Ulteriore (or Ultra) II, also known as Calabria Brezia, included places that today belong to the Province of Catanzaro, Crotone or Vibo Valentia.. The year that follows the name of the place is when the document was delivered to the Regia Camera della Sommaria in Naples (Archive of Napoli), where most of the original volumes are still preserved and available to researchers.

Albi 1755-1757 - Amato - Andali 1744 - Arietta 1760 - Attilia 1742 - Badulato 1742 - Bagnara - Belcastro 1743 - Belvedere 1743 - Brognaturo 1745-1754 - Caccuri - Calimera 1743 - Caraffa di Tiriolo 1742 - Cardinale - Carenzia 1753 - Carpizzi 1742 - Carlopoli 1743 - Casabona 1743 - Castella 1742 - Castelminardo 1745 - Catanzaro 1749 - Catanzaro - Cenadi 1741-1754 - Centrache 1756 - Chiaravalle 1743 - Cicala 1742 - Cicala (Supplemento) - Cirò 1754 - Confluenti Soprano 1754 - Confluenti Sottano 1754 - Cortale 1744 - Crotone 174? - Crotone (suppl.) 1783 - Cotronei 1754 - Crucoli 1753-1784 - Curinga 1753 - Cutro ? - Cutro 1783 - Cuturella 1743 - Davoli 1745-1754 - Fabrizio 1746 - Falerna 1752 - Feroleto 1746 - Filogaso 1761 - Fossati - Francavilla 1746 - Francica 1740 - Gagliato 1743 - Gasparrina 1743 - Gimigliano 1742 - Girifalco 1753-1754 - Gizzeria 1753 - Guardiavalle 1741-1743 - Isca 1743 - Isola 1745 - lacurso 1741 - Laureana 1745 - loppolo e Cuccurino - Magisano 1758 - Maida 1749 - Maierato 1754 - Maranise 1754 - Marcedura 1742 - Marcellinara 1743 - Martirano 1743 - Mesiano 1743-1753 - Mesiano (supplemento) - Mesoraca 1746 - Miglierina - Mileto 1746 - Montauro 1746 - Monteleone e Casali - Montepavone 1742 - Monterosso 1783-1754 - Montesanto 1742 - Motta Santa Lucia 1754 - Mottacapestrano 1742 - Mottofilocastro 1746 - Nicastrello 1754 - Nicastro 1746 - Nicotera 1745-1766 - Noce 1755-1758 - Nocera 1747 - Olivadi 1756 - Palermiti 1756 - Pallagorio 1743 - Panasa 1741 - Papanice 1752 - Pentona di Taverna 1754-1757 - Petrizzi 1742 - Pimè 1745 - Pizzo 1741 - Pizzoni 1746 - Polia 1743-1755 - Policatro 1742-1782 - Rocca Bernarda 1744-1768 - Roccadineto - San Pietro di Tiriolo 1745 - San Biase 1746 - San Calogero 1743 - San Floro 1745 - San Giovanni di Taverna 1755-1757 - San Marco - San Mauro 1743 - San Nicola Dell'Alto 1743 - San Nicola Vallelonga 1754 - San Sosti - San Sosti 1745 - San Vito 1741-1754 - Sant'Elia 1756 - Sant'Eufemia 1741 - Sant'Onofrio 1747 - Santa Severina 1743 - Satriano 1745 - Sauci 1754 - Savelli 1753 - Scandale 1743 - Scilla 1746-1734 - Sellia 1745 - Serra - Serra Castello 1752 - Serra e Spadola 1743 - Serrastretta 1754-1757 - Sersale 1741 - Settingiano 1743 - Simbario 1754 - Simeri 1742 - Sorbo 1755-1754 -



Soreto e Casali 1743 - Soriano 1741 - Soverato 1744-176? - Stallati 1756 - Stefanaconi 1742 - Strongoli 1741 - Taverna 17??-175? - Tiriolo 1741-1747 - Torre 1744-1754 - Tropea 1747-1759 - Umbriatico 1743-1782 - Vallelonga 1743-1754 - Vazzano 1743 - Vena 1753 - Verzino 1743 - Vincolisi 1758 - Zagarise 1743 - Zangarone 1746 - Zinca 1743

OTHER ANCIENT PROVINCES: Abruzzo Citra | Abruzzo Ultra I | Abruzzo Ultra II | Basilicata | Calabria Citra | Calabria Ultra I | Calabria Ultra II | Capitanata | Molise | Napoli | Principato Citra | Principato Ultra | Terra di Bari | Terra di Lavoro | Terra di Otranto

Roberto Pullano ha scritto:It would be great to have these records available in sellia, and for others find digital on the comune di sellia site.
Also these records are used to find ancestors before 1800's in sellia, to futher do research into the 1700's. and know what family owned personaly per house hold.

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Catasti Onciari in Calabria Ulteriore II

The old province Calabria Ulteriore (or Ultra) II, also known as Calabria Brezia, included places that today belong to the Province of Catanzaro, Crotone or Vibo Valentia.. The year that follows the name of the place is when the document was delivered to the Regia Camera della Sommaria in Naples (Archive of Napoli), where most of the original volumes are still preserved and available to researchers.

Albi 1755-1757 - Amato - Andali 1744 - Arietta 1760 - Attilia 1742 - Badulato 1742 - Bagnara - Belcastro 1743 - Belvedere 1743 - Brognaturo 1745-1754 - Caccuri - Calimera 1743 - Caraffa di Tiriolo 1742 - Cardinale - Carenzia 1753 - Carpizzi 1742 - Carlopoli 1743 - Casabona 1743 - Castella 1742 - Castelminardo 1745 - Catanzaro 1749 - Catanzaro - Cenadi 1741-1754 - Centrache 1756 - Chiaravalle 1743 - Cicala 1742 - Cicala (Supplemento) - Cirò 1754 - Confluenti Soprano 1754 - Confluenti Sottano 1754 - Cortale 1744 - Crotone 174? - Crotone (suppl.) 1783 - Cotronei 1754 - Crucoli 1753-1784 - Curinga 1753 - Cutro ? - Cutro 1783 - Cuturella 1743 - Davoli 1745-1754 - Fabrizio 1746 - Falerna 1752 - Feroleto 1746 - Filogaso 1761 - Fossati - Francavilla 1746 - Francica 1740 - Gagliato 1743 - Gasparrina 1743 - Gimigliano 1742 - Girifalco 1753-1754 - Gizzeria 1753 - Guardiavalle 1741-1743 - Isca 1743 - Isola 1745 - lacurso 1741 - Laureana 1745 - loppolo e Cuccurino - Magisano 1758 - Maida 1749 - Maierato 1754 - Maranise 1754 - Marcedura 1742 - Marcellinara 1743 - Martirano 1743 - Mesiano 1743-1753 - Mesiano (supplemento) - Mesoraca 1746 - Miglierina - Mileto 1746 - Montauro 1746 - Monteleone e Casali - Montepavone 1742 - Monterosso 1783-1754 - Montesanto 1742 - Motta Santa Lucia 1754 - Mottacapestrano 1742 - Mottofilocastro 1746 - Nicastrello 1754 - Nicastro 1746 - Nicotera 1745-1766 - Noce 1755-1758 - Nocera 1747 - Olivadi 1756 - Palermiti 1756 - Pallagorio 1743 - Panasa 1741 - Papanice 1752 - Pentona di Taverna 1754-1757 - Petrizzi 1742 - Pimè 1745 - Pizzo 1741 - Pizzoni 1746 - Polia 1743-1755 - Policatro 1742-1782 - Rocca Bernarda 1744-1768 - Roccadineto - San Pietro di Tiriolo 1745 - San Biase 1746 - San Calogero 1743 - San Floro 1745 - San Giovanni di Taverna 1755-1757 - San Marco - San Mauro 1743 - San Nicola Dell'Alto 1743 - San Nicola Vallelonga 1754 - San Sosti - San Sosti 1745 - San Vito 1741-1754 - Sant'Elia 1756 - Sant'Eufemia 1741 - Sant'Onofrio 1747 - Santa Severina 1743 - Satriano 1745 - Sauci 1754 - Savelli 1753 - Scandale 1743 - Scilla 1746-1734 - Sellia 1745 - Serra - Serra Castello 1752 - Serra e Spadola 1743 - Serrastretta 1754-1757 - Sersale 1741 - Settingiano 1743 - Simbario 1754 - Simeri 1742 - Sorbo 1755-1754 -



Soreto e Casali 1743 - Soriano 1741 - Soverato 1744-176? - Stallati 1756 - Stefanaconi 1742 - Strongoli 1741 - Taverna 17??-175? - Tiriolo 1741-1747 - Torre 1744-1754 - Tropea 1747-1759 - Umbriatico 1743-1782 - Vallelonga 1743-1754 - Vazzano 1743 - Vena 1753 - Verzino 1743 - Vincolisi 1758 - Zagarise 1743 - Zangarone 1746 - Zinca 1743

OTHER ANCIENT PROVINCES: Abruzzo Citra | Abruzzo Ultra I | Abruzzo Ultra II | Basilicata | Calabria Citra | Calabria Ultra I | Calabria Ultra II | Capitanata | Molise | Napoli | Principato Citra | Principato Ultra | Terra di Bari | Terra di Lavoro | Terra di Otranto

The Catasti Onciari of 1742

The catasti are among the most important resources for the study of the social and economic history of Southern Italy, as well as family genealogy back into the 1700's.

Until mid-18th century the ancient catasti were evaluations of the possessions of the citizens and the revenue of their activities, to establish the amount of taxes due and this kind of fiscal levy was called "battaglione". However, it was possible for the Universitates (the municipalities) to pay taxes with a simpler method, called "gabella" which was basically a tax on consumer goods. For this reason only a minority of municipalities, until 1740, chose to pay taxes with the "battaglione" method, and for many places there are no ancient catasti.

However all this changed with a Law by Charles II Bourbon of 4 October 1740, ordering the catasto system for the whole kingdom. In the following two years 1741 and 1742 the Regia Camera della Sommaria gave out instructions on how to make these catasti, and on 28 September 1742 the final ordnance was to deliver the catasto fiscal census within four months. Over ten years later many "universitates" had not accomplished the job, so the king sent his Commissioners in May 1753 to close the works where the municipalities had not been able to do the catasto by themselves.
The result was a kind of census of all the population of Southern Italy with all their ages, profession and property, including houses and lands with extension and boundaries, big animals (horses, cows, oxen, donkeys, sheep, goats), debits, rents, credits. A kind of Domesday book, that each universitas (municipality) had to make out in two copies, one to be kept at the universitas for further updates, the other to be sent to Naples to the regia Camera della Sommaria, the central tax authority of the Kingdom.

Since then, many of the copies that were held locally have been destroyed or delivered to province archives. The copies that were sent to Naples are now kept in a special section containing thousands and thousands of books, most of them still not studied.

The ancient Provinces of 1742
The Kingdom of Naples was divided at the time of Charles III Bourbon into provinces, which only partly correspond to the present provinces of Southern Italy.
For a thorough family and demographic study a very good knowledge of handwritten Italian and acquaintance with land use regulations, measures, names of places of the mid 18th century is advisable.

The books can be requested for study in the Archive of Naples (http://www.archiviodistatonapoli.it/), and the archive has a photographic section that can release microfilms, prints from microfilms, or digital images of whole books.

Very interesting Rob, however I wasn't able to find out any info about our neck of the woods.