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Within the framework of my genealogical research, I will wish to obtain the copy of the birth certificate of the following person:
Rosa Amaglio born the 03/04/1858 in Turin
Italian towns were obliged to keep the birth records only from 1866. Before that date every town acted differently and before 1861 every state had its own law. I'm afraid that in Turin you have to search for Church records and that means that you should write to the Archdiocese, and in the worst case you should know the Parish (which could be really difficult).
The addresses are
Arcidiocesi di Torino
Archivio
Via Arcivescovado, 12
10121 Torino
Anyway writing to the town-hall is worth a try they could have started recording before 1866.
The address is
Comune di Torino
Anagrafe Centrale
Via della Consolata 23
10122 Torino
I have only the file of abandonment of my back-back-grand-father on whom figure the name of his mother. It is only indicated that she was born in Turin and that her parents lived Turin.
There is also the town of Turin in Belarus - "Throughout much of history, the area which is now known as Belarus was part of various countries including Lithuania, Poland and the Russian Empire."
Contacting the Archidiocese & city hall of Torino as suggested by Marco, appears to be your best options at this stage, but keep in mind the other locations.
Good luck in your research.
jcsm
Researching in San Vitaliano, Napoli, Italy & Armento, Potenza, Italy.