Is it possible to find information records of a persons birth in Turin, Italy born around 1883?
Edie
Birth records
Birth records
Edie Kennedy
Re: Birth records
Hello Edie 
The LDS (Mormon) Family History Library has on microfilm the civil registrations (births, marriages, deaths, etc.) for Torino (Turin) Italy from 1866 - 1978
http://www.familysearch.org/eng/library ... i+Torino+2++
You can rent and view these at your nearest LDS Family History Center...
http://www.familysearch.org/eng/
T.
The LDS (Mormon) Family History Library has on microfilm the civil registrations (births, marriages, deaths, etc.) for Torino (Turin) Italy from 1866 - 1978
http://www.familysearch.org/eng/library ... i+Torino+2++
You can rent and view these at your nearest LDS Family History Center...
http://www.familysearch.org/eng/
T.
Re: Birth records
Yes. If you know the town or village..Consult the local Catholic archives. (church) If those records were destroyed in WWII..then you will have to inquire to the Vatican for the
records. First..from Village or Town to the District, then Province. Example:
Laurino, Campania, Italy in Salerno Province. Just do a search and a google map. In small towns and villages, often families were there for generations and all birth and marriages and deaths were recorded by the local priest...Since Italy WAS NOT a United Country until the late 1800's, the Churches kept the personal records.
records. First..from Village or Town to the District, then Province. Example:
Laurino, Campania, Italy in Salerno Province. Just do a search and a google map. In small towns and villages, often families were there for generations and all birth and marriages and deaths were recorded by the local priest...Since Italy WAS NOT a United Country until the late 1800's, the Churches kept the personal records.