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Anglo-Americans in Spanish Archives: Lists of Anglo-American Settlers in the Spanish Colonies of America
by Lawrence H. Feldman
Out of Print - Try Used BooksThe Attakapas Domesday Book : Land Grants, Claims, and Certifications in the Attakapas District, 1764-1826
by Glen R. ConradThe Attakapas Country: A History of Lafayette Parish, Louisiana
by Harry Lewis Griffin, Edith G. Dupre (Introduction)Avoyelles Parish: Crossroads of Louisiana Where All Cultures Meet
by Sue L. Eakin (Editor), Commission Des AvoyellesBernardo De Galvez in Louisiana 1776-1783 (Louisiana Parish Histories Series)
by John Walton Caughey (Preface), Jack D. L. HolmesFlags of Louisiana
by Jeanne Frois, Larry Pardue
Hardcover from Pelican Pub Co
Lorenzo: The History of the Casso Family in Louisiana
by Evans J. CassoLouisiana 1860 Agricultural Census (Volume 1)
by Linda L. Green
Paperback from Heritage Books Inc.
Louisiana 1860 Agricultural Census (Volume 2)
by Linda L. Green
Paperback from Heritage Books Inc.
Louisiana Colonials : Soldiers and Vagabonds
by Winston De Ville
For this companion volume to Gulf Coast Colonials, Mr. De Ville has transcribed seven ships' passenger lists for vessels that embarked from ports in France for French Louisiana in the years 1719 and 1720. The subtitle of the work refers to the fact that the settlement of Louisiana, including the ranks of the army itself, was augmented by the importation of criminals, smugglers, debtors, and vagabonds. Thus, while any number of Louisiana soldiers and vagabonds eventually took brides and became farmers, lifting themselves into the ranks of respectable and propertied, their beginnings were invariably much humbler."The compiler has transcribed the names on each list in precisely the same order as they appear in the original, adding an index of personal names for the researcher's ease of use. Typically, the lists are careful to differentiate between members of the crew and soldiers on the one hand and the various prisoners, deserters, smugglers, and vagabonds on the other. Regardless of the passenger's status, he is typically identified by name, age, height, color of hair, occupation, and city of origin. All told, this work provides the names of more than 500 18th-century immigrants to Louisiana, whose origins in France are further clarified by the index to places at the end of the book.
Louisiana Troops 1720-1770
by Winston De Ville
This basic reference work on the French in the Mississippi Valley lists over 2,000 names with brief service records. Compiled and translated from official sources housed at the Library of Congress, it lists first the enlisted men and then the officers who served France in Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama, and in the Illinois Country during the 18th century. The two lists typically give the individual's date of discharge, death, or desertion and, in the case of officers, his rank and place of service. On occasion we are also treated to other personal details such as names of family members, date returned to France, rate of pay, etc.Madison Parish (Images of America: Louisiana)
by Richard P. Sevier
Paperback from Arcadia
New Orleans Cemeteries : Life in the Cities of the Dead
by Robert Florence, et al
(Hardcover)
Special OrderThe Plains and the People: A History of Upper Baton Rouge Parish
by Virginia Lobdell Jennings, Robert B., Jr. Jennings (Illustrator)St. Tammany Parish : L'Autre Cote Du Lac
by Frederick S. Ellis, Walker Percy
Databases for the Study of Afro-Louisiana History and Genealogy, 1699-1860 : Computerized Information from Original Manuscript Sources
by Gwendolyn Midlo Hall (Editor)
Out of Print - Try Used BooksKendall of the Picayune : Being His Adventures in New Orleans, on the Texan Santa Fe Expedition, in the Mexican War, and in the Colonization of the Texas Frontier
by Fayette Copeland, Robert Walter Johannsen
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Cabanocey : The History, Customs and Folklore of St. James Parish
by Lillian C. Bourgeois (Preface)Choctaw Of Bayou Lacomb, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana
by Jr, David I. Bushnell
Early Settlers of Louisiana Taken from Land Claims in the Eastern District of the Orleans Territory
by Walter Lowrie
French and Spanish Records of Louisiana: A Bibliographical Guide to Archive and Manuscript Sources
by Henry Putney Beers
Grant Parish of Louisiana: A History
by M. Harrison
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