Archive of Latina online
Resources in the Archive of Latina available online on the Antenati Portal cover mostly the years after 1900. The province was established in 1934 with territories previously included in the old Province of Terra di Lavoro. Previous and more recent years may be preserved in the Archivio di Stato, as well as in the individual Comuni (townhall offices).
After the name of places there is, if different, the present name.
Stato Civile Napoleonico and della Restaurazione
For the places belonging to the former Kingdom of Naples, check the Archivio of Caserta.
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1911-1938 (depending on the place): Aprilia; Bassiano; Campodimele; Castelforte; Castellonorato (Formia); Cisterna (Cisterna di Latina); Cori; Fondi; Formia; Gaeta; Giulianello; Itri; Latina; Lenola; Littoria (Latina); Maenza; Maranola (Formia); Minturno; Monte San Biagio; Norma; Pisterzo; Pontinia; Ponza; Priverno; Prossedi; Rocca Massima; Roccagorga; Roccasecca dei Volsci; Sabaudia; San Felice Circeo; Santi Cosma e Damiano; Sermoneta; Sezze; Sonnino; Sperlonga; Spigno Saturnia; Suio; Terracina; Trivio; Ventotene.