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There are many good 'How-To'
books on genealogy. But genealogy is a large field of study. Each nationality,
culture, locality, etc. has its own particular types of information and
research methods. Everyone knows of the recent popularity of things known
as 'Cajun' ... food, music, and so on. The Cajun people are a rather distinct
culture based in south Louisiana. And there are many 'displaced Cajuns'
who have moved into other parts of the country. This book addresses the
genealogy of the Cajun people in Louisiana. It also goes back, through
the Exile of the mid 1700's, to the original Acadians in Canada. It will
assist you in tracing your Acadian-Cajun ancestry back to the 1600's with
as little trouble as possible.
This web site will give you a basic run-down of the publication, and a sampling of its contents. Since the book is well over 100 pages, you may want to obtain a copy if you have Acadian-Cajun ancestry in your lineage. It is published by the Center for Louisiana Studies. It is also available at most libraries in south Louisiana. |
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Feel free to download, print, and distribute copies. |
NEW CHAPTER! When this book was written in 1992, the Internet was not a factor in genealogy. The Center for Louisiana Studies has given me permission to post the new chapter online in its entirety. It won't appear in the printed version until the 4th printing. |
Acadian-Cajun Genealogy: Step by Step
Copyright 1993: USL Published by: Center for Louisiana Studies P.O. Box 40831 University of Southwestern Louisiana Lafayette, LA 70504-0831 |
Where
can I get this publication?
It can be ordered on-line through Amazon
Books.
This book can also be obtained from the
publisher, The Center for Louisiana Studies.
It can be ordered through Frontier
Press.
And several bookstores around Louisiana
carry it.
NOTE: Please don't get
the idea that I'm using this website to advertise my book for profit.
I earn about $30 a year from
the book, so the money isn't even enough to cover 1 month of expenses.
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Hebert