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Acadia Parish Genealogical & Historical Society - Pointe de l'Eglise Genealogical and Historical Society organized in 1989. Includes membership information, history and genealogy information. To collect, preserve and make available to interested persons, material on family history with special emphasis on research data concerning past and present families in and around Acadia Parish, Louisiana.
Acadian and French Canadian Ancestral Home - Acadian Genealogy & History beginning in 1636 containing earliest Acadian Census Records all at the Acadian Ancestral home.
Acadian-Cajun Genealogy and History - Extensive site linking the genealogy and history of the Acadian and Cajun cultures. This page is dedicated to the history, genealogy, and culture of the Acadian & Cajun people.
Acadian Genealogy Exchange - Helping Acadian, Cajun, and French Canadian descendants find their missing ancestors since 1972. Wondering about your Acadian back ground? Learn and network with others about Acadian Genealogy through the Acadian Genealogy Exchange. You might be surprised what you learn!
Acadian Genealogy Homepage - The FIRST (1991) and still the BEST Acadian-Cajun resource site on the internet, providing visitors information of available "specific family" genealogy CD-ROMs, a graphic image of your own Family Crest and tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text information.
Acadian Memorial - The Acadian Memorial honors the 3,000 men, women and children who found refuge in Lousiana after British forces exiled them from Acadie, their homeland on the Atlantic Coast of Canada, in the mid-l8th century.
Acadian Roots - A little about Genealogy,a little Acadian History, a little about my Memories I would like to share.Come on in sit down and enjoy.
Afro-Louisiana History and Genealogy - In 1984, a professor at Rutgers University stumbled upon a trove of historic data in a courthouse in Pointe Coupee Parish, Louisiana. Over the next 15 years, Dr. Gwendolyn Midlo Hall, a noted New Orleans writer and historian, painstakingly uncovered the background of 100,000 slaves who were brought to Louisiana in the 18th and 19th centuries making fortunes for their owners.
Bayou Genealogy - Dedicated to the preservation of the Cajun and Acadian Heritage. Genealogical records including military, civil war, war 1812 and various ships lists.
Caledonian Society of New Orleans - New Orleans - Ths website was established in order to promote the Scottish culture in the New Orleans area and to make accessible to the public the various activities of the society. Activities include Scottish country dancing, Highland dancing, bagpipe band, Scottish Tea and annual Robert Burns Supper.
Celtic Nations Heritage Festival of Louisiana - The Celtic Nations Heritage Festival of Louisiana is dedicated to the preservation of the cultural traditions of the seven Celtic Nations of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall, Brittany, Galicia, and the Isle of Man. The Celtic Nations Heritage Center was conceived by the Celtic Nations Heritage Foundation President Danny O'Flaherty. His hope was to found a place where the traditions of the Celtic peoples wouldn't be forgotten. In this day and age, in the melting pot that the world is becoming, it is important to remember who we are, and how we came to be.
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Colonial Louisiana History and Genealogy - Resources for research of genealogy and family history information for the Colony of Louisiana from about 1682 until statehood. Covers many states including all that were part of the Louisiana Purchase.
'Cyndi's List' Thousands of Genealogy Sites on the Internet
DBE In Louisiana - Service organization for women of British or Commonwealth birth or heritage. Site for expats. The DBE has over 3,000 members in over 30 states. DBE states are divided into four Districts, each supporting a District Home.
Ducote Family of Avoyelles - Facts from this branch of the Ducote Family from Pointe Coupee to Avoyelles Parish.
Encyclopedia of Cajun Culture - A site dedicated to educating the public about Cajun culture and history. Bernard has discussed south Louisiana history and culture through media outlets like the BBC, CNN, CNBC, NPR, The History Channel, and the National Geographic Society.
Folklife in Louisiana Homepage - Provides help with planning projects to document or present Louisiana's traditional cultures. Gives information about Louisiana's traditional cultures. Find cutting-edge tools for exploring communities and traditions in the classroom – for teachers and students.
Foundation for Historic Louisiana - Promoting the preservation of the cultural and architectural heritage of Louisiana through education, advocacy, and stewardship. The Foundation for Historical Louisiana is Baton Rouge’s premiere historic preservation organization committed to the safeguarding of our state’s cultural and architectural heritage for generations to come. The Foundation, a member-based group, is also a Local Partner of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
Franco-American Women's Institute - A web site that promotes education about the historical contributions of the French Canadian ancestral women in the U.S. The Franco-American Women's Institute is an organization of women who gather together as a force for the specific purpose of promoting Franco-American, ethnic women's voices. The Franco-American Women's Institute is also an archival place or a recording place. The women come together in many forms of presentation, body, soul and creative spirit, as Franco-American women--Québécois, Acadian, Métis, Mixed Blood, French Canadian, 'Cajun, Creole and Huguenot--in a way which encourages them to be voiced while collecting a record of their and their maman's existence. Daughters, mamans, and mémères.
Frenchcreole Culture - A Louisiana Creole History and Culturel website. French Creoles invites you to come join Us and get to learn more about Our Creole Culture, the Oldest Minority group in the Americas and the first Foreign Nation of people to be annexed and incorporated into the United States of American.
G'S Adoption Registry - Helping people reconnect to find answers, family and medical history and hopefully peace. (Must be at least 18 to search or post).
Genea Search - Louisiana genealogy look ups, LA genealogy & historical societies, genealogy publications available from LA genealogical societies and individuals,lost female ancestors queries, and related links for LA genealogy research in Louisiana.
Genealogical Research Society of New Orleans - The Genealogical Research Society of New Orleans was established in 1960 to foster an interest in family research and to encourage preservation of genealogical records in New Orleans, and in Louisiana and the Gulf Coast south.
Genealogy Bank - Explore your family in history. Louisiana Newspaper Archives from 1805 - 1988.
Genealogy Trails History Group - This is a new site and we hope to add as much data here as we can that will help Louisiana researchers track their family lines.
German-Acadian Coast Historical & Genealogical Society - Members as well as non-members of the Society are invited to submit articles for inclusion in "Les Voyageurs". Preference is given to original material pertaining to the history and families of St. Charles, St. James and St. John The Baptist Parishes.
IAJGS: Louisiana - Contact information and links for researching Jewish cemeteries in the state. International Jewish Cemetery Project, International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies.
Jefferson Genealogical Society Inc. - Metairie - The object and purpose of the Society is to unite individuals who are interested in the study of genealogy and history, and to assist members in tracing and preserving records of their genealogy.
Jefferson Parish Library Obituary on-line database search - The Jefferson Parish Library has compiled a database of Obituary Notices from the Times-Picayune for the period of January, 1972 through 1978. Every effort has been made to be as complete as possible. The database contains over 70,000 entries and is periodically updated from 1978 on.
LAGenWeb Project - Our volunteers have put together an amazing amount of Louisiana genealogical data, information, and material online. It is freely available to anyone with internet access, so we hope you find this project helpful in your search for your Louisiana ancestors.
Louisiana Biography and New Orleans Obituary Index 1804-1972 - offers references obituaries and death notices published in New Orleans newspapers from 1804-1972 and biographical information published in older Louisiana collective biographies.
Louisiana Death Records - Louisiana Secretary of State's site for Louisiana death records database which you can search.
Louisiana Highland Games - The Highland Games of Louisiana have quickly become known as one the best Scottish celebrations and competitions in the United States. You can learn about Scottish culture and heritage by visiting the "Clan Tents" of the many Scottish societies and the family 'clans'. And, you'll have to try the Scottish food and wares offered from many vendors on the event grounds.
Louisiana State Archives - Created by the State Legislature in 1956 as the official repository for the state's historical records, the State Archives has called many places home since its conception. The "first" State Archives was located in Peabody Hall at LSU, a dilapidated structure slated for demolition by the State Fire Marshal's office. This was home for the state's official records until 1966 when the State Archives relocated to a former warehouse on Choctaw Boulevard in the industrial section of Baton Rouge.
Online Louisiana Death Records & Indexes - A genealogy records guide.
Online New Orleans Marriage Indexes, Records & Information - A genealogy guide for New Orleans and Orleans Parish, Louisiana.
Orleans Parish Records on Roostsweb - The site is organized so that all similar information is together and provides links to other areas of the site that have additional information (i.e. church locations in the "Land" section will have links to any online church records in the "People" section).
Scottish Genealogy - The Society, based in Edinburgh and founded in 1953, helps with research into Scottish family and local history. Run by volunteers, we can advise you at all stages in your research. Members and visitors will always get a friendly welcome at the Library & Family History Centre.
St. Bernard Genealogical Society - St. Bernard Genealogical Society is still an integral part of CCUG-PC's history. The SBGS's complete bound set of its Genealogy books is available at Nunez Community College Library. Here is the link! **L'Heritage** and you can search here at Nunez! The SBGS's complete bound set of its Genealogy books is also available at the Terrebonne Parish Library.
The Cajuns - A genealogy, history and culture site for Cajun, Acadian and Louisiana genealogy, history and culture.
Tunica-Biloxi Tribe of Louisiana - Includes history, departments, museum, government, and links.
USGenWeb Project - We are a group of volunteers working together to provide Internet websites for genealogical research in every county and every state of the United States. This Project is non-commercial and fully committed to free access for everyone.
US National Archives and Records Administration - National Archives and Records Administration offers records for federal employees, genealogists, members of congress, preservationists, the press and more.
US Resources: Louisiana - Louisiana genealogical and historical information and links, sponsored by RootsWeb and ROOTS-L.
Vital Records - Get copies of your vital records for Louisiana Birth Certificates, Death Records, Marriage Licenses and more. The most comprehensive resource for locating vital records on the internet.
Vital Records US, Louisiana State Offices - The Louisiana state office information is as follows. Most state offices have only the most recent vital records information as state consolition is a relatively new process. Check under the specific record type you're looking for in this state (links above) to see whether you should inquire at the state office or the local offices.
Webre Family In Louisiana - History, photographs, and documents from 1721 to present.
Where to Write for Vital Records - Get birth certificates, death certificates, marriage certificates and divorce documents.
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