Antenati is such a great resource and we are all lucky to have it available to us free of charge. The one drawback is that most of the content is not indexed yet, especially for smaller towns, so it is not searchable on their website. You would need to look at every image a read it for yourself. But you are in luck!

I found that I was duplicating my genealogical research efforts, looking at the same files over and over, so I just decided to create my own index to make it a lot easier. All of the birth records below link directly to the index pages for each year and also to the exact birth record for each person. Some years do not have any index at all. Depending on what device you’re using, you may need to scroll all the way to the right to see the links.

You can sort the results by any column below. You may also search the database. Be aware that sometimes the spelling differs for the same surname, so if you search, you may want to search multiple spellings of a surname (e.g., “Magri,” “Maqri,”and “Macri,” or “Deluca,” and “De Luca,”). You can also select how many entries at a time you would like to see. If you want the entire list of records on one page, select “All” in the menu above the year.