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La consultazione alle successioni 1868 - 1938, fasc. 46-687, era garantita da questa piccola rubrica

Management and finding tools for successions and related case files within the consulate’s record-keeping system.

The consul may also be involved in cases where heirs were present.

These mainly concern: expert assessments; inventories; affixing of seals; successions in general.

• Box 1: 1923–1926;
• Box 2: 1927–1929.

The boxes are organised by year and contain a small number of case files titled to individual successions:

• Box 1: 1883–1885;
• Box 2: 1885–1891;
• Box 3: 1891–1896.

These are case files that do not fall within the numbering assigned from 1868 onwards. The subseries was so labelled on the spines of the original containers.

The series contains documentation relating to the administration and settlement of successions.

• Box 1: 1868–1872, nos. 46–101;
• Box 2: 1872–1875, nos. 102–131;
• Box 3: 1875–1876, nos. 132–150;
• Box 4: 1876–1879, nos. 151–194;
• Box 5: 1879, nos. 195–200; 1885–1886, nos. 5–16;
• Box 6: 1886–1887, nos. 20–40;
• Box 7: 1887–1890, nos. 41–74;
• Box 8: 1890–1896, nos. 75–123;
• Box 9: 1897–1899, nos. 124–145;
• Box 10: 1899–1900, nos. 146–176;
• Box 11: 1900–1902, nos. 177–211;
• Box 12: 1902–1903, nos. 212–241;
• Box 13: 1903–1905, nos. 242–273;
• Box 14: 1905–1907, nos. 274–306;
• Box 15: 1907–1909, nos. 307–342;
• Box 16: 1909–1910, nos. 343–364;
• Box 17: 1910–1912, nos. 365–392;
• Box 18: 1912–1914, nos. 393–414;
• Box 19: 1914–1915, nos. 415–428;
• Box 20: 1914–1915, nos. 429–438;
• Box 21: 1915–1917, nos. 439–465;
• Box 22: 1917–1918, nos. 466–494;
• Box 23: 1918–1921, nos. 495–522;
• Box 24: 1921–1924, nos. 523–558;
• Box 25: 1924–1928, nos. 559–578;
• Box 26: 1927–1929, nos. 579–605;
• Box 27: 1929–1932, nos. 606–640;
• Box 28: 1932–1935, nos. 641–669;
• Box 29: 1935–1939, nos. 669–693.

A small nucleus of papers relating to the earliest successions.

Administrative management and settlement of successions.

Article 104 of the 1866 Consular Regulations provides that consuls notify the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of every death of nationals occurring in their district and coming to their knowledge, and inform it of all successions opened in the district involving nationals not present locally.

The consul must, however, refrain from interference where executors or heirs (or their representatives) are present.

In the absence of heirs locally, the consul’s activity takes the form of defence and assistance of the interests of the deceased citizen and their successors.

The extensive succession archives preserved in consular fonds derive their structure from Article 111 of the aforementioned Consular Regulations, which requires that documents and correspondence relating to individual successions be collected, in original or copy, in a dedicated file bearing on the cover the name of the deceased and the succession number.

Identified as position C7 in the 1924 classification scheme.