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Acadian-Cajun
Atlas
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The "Acadian-Cajun
Atlas" consists of over 100 maps (almost 200 images) related to
the Acadians and Cajuns and the places they lived/traveled.
Smaller maps may be printed full-scale. Maps in B&W, except for
3 full-size foldout maps (Acadia 1757, France 1780, Louisiana 1823) in
original color ... a $36 value in itself. Maps that are too large
to fit on a page will be thumbnailed, and relevant portions enlarged.
Cost: $38 (+$5 s/h), softcover,
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Acadian
Church Records: Port LaJoye, Ile St. Jean, 1749-1758
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Most of the Acadian church records have been
transcribed and published. Only one set of records has never before
been published ... the Port LaJoye, Ile St. Jean records. While the
records go back to the 1720s, the 1750s are most important because of the
great influx of Acadians escaping from the English. This volume includes
those records from 1749 to 1758 (I may do the earlier records
at a later date). You will also receive the web location for
a page that will contain corrections and will allow you to post questions
& answers on the records.
Click here
for more information on this book.
Cost: $35(+$5
S/H)
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Video
of the Genealogical Symposium at CMA, 1999 +
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On August 5, 1999, a Genealogical
Symposium was held at Nicholls State University. Based on
the Acadian-Cajun people, it covered a variety of subjects, including resources,
Acadians in Nantes, genetics, the Dictionnaire,
and Acadians in Texas.
It comes in a hard case and includes a copy
of the program for the symposium.
NOTE: I've
also added Mr. White's presentation of the 1st Acadian
in Louisiana to the tape.
Cost: $15 (+$5
S/H)
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Symposium: 8/5/99
Speakers:
• Gerald Braud
• Carl Brasseaux
• John Doucet
• Stephen White
• Father Donald Hebert
St. Martinville:
8/11/99
Joseph
de Goutin de Ville
dit Stephen White |
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Fascimiles
of the 1785 Ships Lists
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In 1785, seven ships brought 1600 Acadians
to Louisiana. Copies of the actual ship manifests are available.
Some ship lists are only one page long, while some are longer (up to 22
pages).
These make great items for framing and display ...
a copy of your ancestor's listing on the ship that brought them to Louisiana.
Don't know what ship they were on? Check the online
ship lists.
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SHIP
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# Pages
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Price
(20# Bond)
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Price
(Art Paper)
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| Le Bon Papa |
3
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$ 5 |
$ 10 |
| La Bergere |
1
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$ 2 |
$ 4 |
| Le Beaumont |
2
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$ 4 |
$ 8 |
| Le St. Remi |
2
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$ 4 |
$ 8 |
| L'Amitie |
8
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$10 |
$20 |
| La Ville d'Arcangel |
22
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$20 |
$40 |
| La Caroline |
1
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$ 2 |
$ 4 |
S/H: $5
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Le Bon Papa - Page 1
The fascimiles are available on
20# white paper and on quality art paper.
Most copies are from 11x14" to 11x17",
except for the Archangel (8.5x11").
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Map Fascimiles
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I am working on a series of fascimile copies
of some of the best maps of Acadia, France, and Louisiana. Some of
the originals of these maps would sell for hundreds of dollars.
This allows you to purchase low-cost copies
so you can see the locations inhabited by your ancestors. The sizes range from 5"x7" to 11"x17".
Cost: See
Below (+$5 S/H)
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Hébert
Family Databook
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Everything about the first 150 years of Héberts
... this book is the printed version of the website. Since many people
aren't online, and others prefer to look at information in printed form,
I put the complete Hébert Family Website into a book.
It contains everything about the Acadian Héberts
of the 17th and 18th century, as well as additional info on Hébert
who came to Louisiana. Besides raw data, it contains a constructed
genealogy of the 1st 6 generations in both Etienne & Antoine's lines.
Plus, I have included all my notes on the sources and references of the
1st 6 generations of Héberts.
Cost: $40 (+$4
S/H)
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Acadian-Cajun
Genealogy: Step by Step
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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.
Out of Pring - am working on an updated version
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Acadian-Cajun
Genealogical Periodical Article Index
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| This book, produced in 1990, contains an index
to over 5000 articles in 21 publications. It covers the periodicals
from their beginning to the present (or the end of their
production).
Cost: $30 (+$4
S/H)
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RETURN to: 
Copyright © 1997-99 Tim Hebert
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