Some sites have disappeared from the web. To allow you to use that information, I've found the archived version and linked to it when possible.

The best outlide links - IMHO - are in bold font.

Acadian Genealogy/History Links (including some French-Canadian Links)

• 1755: The History and the Stories
  Created by the Acadian Center at the University of Moncton. There are flash and text versions available.
     
• Acadia University
  The official site for this Wolfville, Nova Scotia college.
     
• Acadia and the Acadians
  Compilation of 3 newspaper articles by Robert Chenard.
     
• Acadian Archives - UMFK
  Brief overview of the Acadian history and holdings at the University of Maine, Fort Kent.
     
• Acadian Culture in Maine
  Web edition of the 1994 National Park Service publication on the history and cultural heritage of Maine's Upper Saint John Valley.
     
• Acadian and French-Canadian Ancestral Home by Lucie Consentino
  The other giant Acadian-Cajun site, but more emphasis on Canadian Acadian than Cajun. A nice resource not found elsewhere are headstone photos from a number of Maritime cemeteries.
     
• Acadian and French-Canadian Genealogy by Linda Jones {archived version}
  Contains genealogy on 6 Acadian and 8 French-Canadian surnames.  There is also a bit of history.  But it's been static for 10 years.
     
• Acadian and French Canadian Genealogy by John Dulong
  This site has more French-Canadian material, but there is Acadian information.  Check out the section on genetics.
     
• Acadian Articles by Father Clarence d'Entremont
  These articles are located at Michele's Acadian GenWeb site.  There are 100 articles written by Father d'Entremont that have been posted.
     
• The Acadian Genealogy Homepage by Yvon Cyr
  This site specializes in detailed information on his Acadian CD-Rom, but it also has information on Acadians, Canadians, and Cajuns.
     
• Acadian GenWeb
  This used to be links arranged primarily by Canadian province, but it has been taken over by Lucie Consentino and now primarily links to pages at her Acadian Home site.
     
• Acadian Heartland: Records of the Deportation and Le Grand Dérangement, 1714-1768 by the Nova Scotia Archives
      - Public Documents of the Province of Nova Scotia (T.B. Akins, 1869)
           » Papers relating to the Acadian French, 1714-1755
           » Papers relating to the forcible removal of the Acadian French from Nova Scotia, 1755-1768
      - Papers relating to the Acadian French (Andrew Brown Collection)
      - Journal of Col. John Winslow at Beausejour, Summer 1755
      - Journal of Col. John Winslow at Beausejour, Autumn 1755
      - The Records of British Govt. at Annapolis Royal, 1713-1749
     
• Acadian Historic Atlas
     
• Acadian Museum at the University of Moncton
     
• The Acadian Odyssey
  Short version (about 20 pages) of Acadian history. It's no longer active, but the link takes you to the archived version.
     
• An Acadian Parish Remembered: The Registers of St. Jean-Baptiste, Annapolis Royal, 1702-1755 by the Nova Scotia Archives
     
• Acadian Roots
     
• The Acadians of Belle Ile en Mer {archived version}
  This site includes information on the Acadians that attempted the Belle Ile en Mer settlement off the coast of France..
     
• Acadians at Pleudihen-sur-Rance, France  (French) [Google English translation]
  Of the 37 communities that took in Acadians around St. Malo in 1759, Pleudihen was one of them.
     
• Acadie des comtés Queens et Kings de l'Île du Prince Edouard (French) {archived version} [I translated most of the site HERE]
  Information and images about the Acadians on Ile St. Jean / PEI.
     
• Acadiemania (French) [Google English translation]
     
• Archaeological Projects
     - Melanson Settlement National Historic Site
     - Minas Basin Archaeological Project
  Northeast Archaeological Research
     - Girouard Village Site
     - Grand-Pré National Historic Site
     - Thirty Lost Villages: The Minas Environs Project
     - Mission Sainte-Anne - Archeological project on an early mission church. It was located just south of Village Hebert, an Acadian settlement to the north of the Stewiacke-Shubenacadie junction.
     - Thirty Lost Villages: The Minas Environs Project
     - News Articles
     
  
• Archives acadiennes de l'Ile-de-Prince-Edouard (French) {archived version} [Google English translation]
     
• Argyle Township Court House & Archives, Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia, Canada
  Basic information on the holdings of the archives in Argyle.
     
• Argyle Acadians
     
• Belle-Isle-en-Mer (French)
  Good page on the island, which includes information on the Acadians who moved there ... including lists of Acadians on the island in 1765 and Belle-Isle Acadians who left for Louisiana in 1785.
     
• Blupete
  Peter Landry's site is one of the best sources of Acadian history online.  He also has a comprehensive section on the Landry family.
     
• Books (see separate Online Book Links page)
      
• Canadian-American Center (University of Maine)
  - The Story of the Acadian People
  - Explanatory Maps of Saint Croix and Acadia
     
  
• Cap Acadie (French) [Google English translation]
  General website (articles, discussion, etc.) on current Acadian matters.
     
• 'Contact-Acadien' Bulletin (French) [Google English translation]
  Online issues of the Centre d'Etude Acadienne journals
     
• CyberAcadie by Daniel Robichaud (French) [Google English translation]
  This is a very informative page on the Acadian culture through the years. If you can read French (or are willing to struggle through with a dictionary or translator) pay it a visit.
     
• Encyclopedie de Saint-Pierre et Michelon (French)
  Though the pages with Acadian material have disappeared, you can find them in archived pages of the website HERE.
         - Les Acadiens et Saint-Pierre et Miquelon
         - De cette famille de MENOU, gouverneurs d'Acadie et.. de Nantes
         - Aperçus de cette histoire d'Acadie et de Saint Pierre et Miquelon et leurs relations avec la Baie de Bourgneuf
         - Le dernier curé de Grand-Pré, en Acadie, Jean-Baptiste Chanvreulx
         - Un acadien condamné et mort aux  galères
     
• Fortress of Louisbourg {archived version}
  A variety of info on the 18th century fort by the Louisbourg Institute at Cape Breton University.
      - The Acadians of Cape Breton {archived version}
     
• Fortress of Louisburg
     
• Fortress of Louisburg Digital Collection
     
• France GenWeb (French)
  Main page for the France equivalent of USGenWeb
     
• The French Connection {archived version}
  Information on French-Canadians (including Acadians) out of the Waterville, Maine area
     
• French-Canadian Connection by Norm Brunette
     
• FrancoGene by Denis Beauregard
  Denis works with French genealogy in general, with a focus on French Canada.
     
• Galleries of Acadia
  Has photos of the Port Royal NHS and modern maps of Acadia through the years
     
• Genealogie Acadienne by Stephen A. White (French) [Google English translation]
  Includes a link to an article he wrote with information on about three dozen Acadian families.
     
• Genealogy of French in North America
  A database of French genealogy; part of Denis Beauregard's FrancoGene site
     
• Histoire du Canada et de l'Acadie (French) {archived version} [Google English translation]
  An excellent site on Acadian history.  It is no longer active, but the link points to the archived version.
     
• Historical and Genealogical Record of Colchester County
  Produced by The Chignecto Project, the original work by Thomas Millar dates to 1873.
     
• History of the Madawaska Acadians
     
• Histoire du Quebec et de l'Acadie (French) [Google English translation]
  A collection of timelines on the history of the area.
     
• Il était une fois l'Acadie by Robert Duguay {archived version}
  http://web.archive.org/web/20030211041157/personal.nbnet.nb.ca/yoyo/
  An excellent site on Acadian history, with the best graphical presentation of Acadian history. It is no longer active, but the link points to the archived version.
     
• The Jesuit Relations and Allied Documents: 1610 to 1791 {archived version}
  http://web.archive.org/web/20080211180129/http://puffin.creighton.edu/jesuit/relations/
  The story related by the Jesuit priests has insights into Acadia, Quebec, and the surrounding area in the 17th & 18th centuries; but most of the Acadian information is from the beginning of the 1600s.
     
• The Island Register by Dave Hunter
  Genealogy on Prince Edward Island. This site includes the 1752 Sieur de la Roque Census for Ile St. Jean.
     
• Isle Madame History {archived version}
     
• L'Acadie de Ile (The Island Acadians - PEI)
     
• L'Acadie Toujours!
  Site by William Cork that emphasizes New England Acadians; he is advocating a design for a New England Acadian flag.
     
• Le Grand Derangement: The Acadian Exile in Massachusetts 1755-1766
  Small but well-done flash site on the Acadians exiled to Massachusetts.
     
• La Maison de l'Acadie (French) [Google English translation]
  Website with text and images on the Acadian museum at La Chaussee, France.
     
• Le Poitou, Terre Acadienne (French) [Google English translation]
     
• Les Acadiens {archived version}
  Portage Technologies produced a CD-Rom on the Acadians.  Their site has disappeared, but you can find information on that CD archived at the link.
     
• Les Acadiens de Boulogne-sur-Mer (French) [Google English translation]
  Information on the Acadians who arrived at Boulogne in 1758; also the list of those who moved to St. Servan.
     
• Les origines Françaises des premières familles Acadiennes (French) [Google English translation]
  Information on the possible origin of the Acadians; done by the son of Maurice Caillebeau (one of the authors of the book by that name).
     
• Madawaska GenWeb
     
• Maine Acadian Culture
  Information from the National Park Service on the Acadians in Maine.
     
• Marshland: Records of Life on the Tantramar
  
• New Brunswick Genweb
  Several areas of New Brunswick have a strong Acadian background.
     
• New France {archived version}
     
• New England Maps (Library of Congress)
     
• New France Maps (Library of Congress)
     
• Newfoundland Genweb: Bay St. George District
  Acadians from Cape Breton and the Magdalene Islands settled the Bay St. George area of western Newfoundland.
     
• Nova Scotia Genealogy Resource Page
     
  
• Nova Scotia GenWeb Project
     
  
• The Origins of the Acadian Michel Forest
  From John DuLong's website, and in-depth look at Acadian progenitor Michel Forest.
     
• Patrimoine Acadienne (French only) [Google English translation]
  This is a type of blog website on Acadian material.
     
• Pentagoet: An Old Town with a History
  From an 1882 issue of Century Magazine.
     
• Poitou, Acadie, Bretagne by Francoix Roux (French) [Google English translation]
  Francois' site has expanded recently to include a number of documents andinformation on the Poitou settlement of the 1770s. The latest addition is the ship lists of passengers arriving at St. Malo in 1758-59 from Ile St. Jean and the Louisburg area.
     
• Port Toulouse, Isle Royale {archived version}
     
• Prince Edward Island GenWeb Project
  Though short on Acadian material, this site has a number of PEI links.
     
• Records of Chignecto
  This work, by William Milner, appeared in vol. XV of the Nova Scotia Historical Society's publication. It is available online in its entirety courtesy of The Chignecto Project.
     
• A Set of Plans and Forts in America
  30 forts by Mary Ann Rocque, 1765
     
• Ste. Croix Island: 400 Years of History
     
• Wiskipkpaqtism Off-Reserve Mi'kmaq Bands
  This site gives information on the Mi'kmaq culture.

• Acadian Cultural Society Page de la Maison
     
• The American-Canadian Genealogical Society
     
• American-French Genealogical Society
     
• Les Amitiés Acadiennes (French) [Google English translation]
     
  
• Association acadienne de la région de la capitale nationale (French) [Google English translation]
     
• Centre d'Etudes Acadiennes (French) [Google English translation]
  This is THE repository for Acadian material. There's not a lot of genealogical data on-line, but if you're Acadian you've got to stop by. There is an informative section on Acadian history and an on-line edition of the Acadian Museum. In the near future, the research data for Mr. White's Dictionnaire may be available on-line (for a fee).
     
• Coalition des Organisations acadiennes du Québec (French) [Google English translation]
     
• Comité des Amitiés Acadiennes (French) [Google English translation]
     
• Committee for Acadian Heritage Week
     
• Congres Mondial Acadien 1994 - Part 1   Part 2
     
• Congres Mondial Acadien 1999 (at this website)
     
• Congres Mondial Acadien 2004   
     
• Congres Mondial Acadien 2014 - Louisiane
  Louisiana's web page advocating that CMA be held there in 2014.
     
• Fédération des Associations de Familles Acadiennes, Inc.(FAFA) (French) [Google English translation]
     
• Fort Lawrence/Beaubassin Heritage Association {archived version}
     
• French Canadian/Acadian Genealogists of Wisconsin
    
• Les Ami(e)s de Grand-Pré
     
• Madawaska Historical Society
     
• National Archives of Canada
     
• Nova Scotia, Genealogical Association of...
     
• Quebec Genealogy Society
     
• Société Des Acadiens Et Acadiennes Du Nouveau-Brunswick (French) [Google English translation]
     
• Société National de l'Acadie (French) [Google English translation]
     
• Société Saint-Thomas-d'Aquin (French) [Google English translation] - Prince Edward Island
     
• Université Sainte-Anne (French)
     
• University of Moncton (New Brunswick) (French)
     

• Attractions - See Acadian-Cajun Places to Visit
     
  
• New Brunswick
     
     » Acadian Coastal Drive
     
     » New Brunswick Tourism
     
• Nova Scotia
     
     » Explore Nova Scotia
     
     » Nova Scotia Tourism
     
     » NS Online - Nova Scotia, Canada
     
     » Outdoor Nova Scotia
     
     » Pomquet - an Acadian Village since 1774
     
     » Societe Promotion Grand Pre
     
     » Yarmouth & Acadian Shores
          The French Acadian Shore contains the largest concentration of Acadian descendants in present-day Nova Scotia.
     
  
• Prince Edward Island
     
     » Evangeline Region of Prince Edward Island
     
     » PEI Online
     
     » Visit Prince Edward Island
     
• Other
     
     » Belle Isle en Mer, France
     
     » Iles de la Madeleine
     
     » Madawaska
     
     » St. Pierre & Miquelon
     

ACADIAN CULTURE (and a little French & French-Canadian)

• Acadian Art by Nelson Surette
  Nelson Surette has done a series of paintings on the Acadians. His sight allows you to sign up for a chance to win a free Acadian print. He has graciously allowed me to display them at this web site (check out the Acadian History & Cajun History pages).
     
• Acadian & French Language Services
     
• Acadie.info (French) [Google English translation] {archived version}
     
• Accueil Acadie (French) [Google English translation]
     
• Artistes Acadiens
  This site from the University of Moncton lists and links to a number of Acadian artists.
     
• Cap Acadie (French) [Google English translation]
  An online magazine on Acadian information.
     
• Robert Dafford {archived version}
  This site has information on the works of muralist Robert Dafford, whose Acadian works are featured at this site.
     
• The Early Acadian Period in Nova Scotia (1605 - 1755)
  This site, from the Nova Scotia Museum, relates information on the Acadians from archeology and includes images of life in Acadia (which can be bought cheap from the NS bookstore ... <$10 for a set)
     
• French Postcards
  This site has scores of images of old French postcards. I find it interesting because you can see some of the places where the Acadians lived before their immigration and while in exile.
     
• Madawaska's Acadian Festival
     
• Northeast Archaeological Research
  Jonathon Fowler is working on several Acadian locations in Nova Scotia and has a nice site describing his work.
     
• Settlers in New France
     
• Southern Heart Gallery
     
• Virtual Museum of New France (English and French)
  Excellent site on New France.  It includes material on the culture and people.
     
• La Voix Acadienne (French) [Google English translation]
  Acadian publication based in PEI
     

• Canadian Genealogy and History
     
• Canadian GenWeb
     
  
• CanPix Image Base
  Online images of Canadian people, places, etc.
     
• CanText Library
  Electronic library (subscription based)
     
• Banque Le Parchemin [at the Chambres des Notaires du Quebec site]  (French)
  This site contains brief transcripts of 30,000 notary records in the Quebec area, including many Acadian and French-Canadian records. It is no longer available free online, but institutions may subscribe. Pierre Benoit has more information about it on his site.
     
• Drouin Collection
  You can find the listings for free, but details require a subscription to Ancestry.
     
• Early Canadian Maps, W.A. Pugsley
     
• Histoire de La Nouvelle France (French) [Google English translation]
     
• La Nouvelle France: Ressources Francaises
     
• Nova Scotia's Electronic Attic
  This is a collection of numerous bits of Nova Scotian history. The first 2 parts of the online history cover the Acadian period.
     
• Société de généalogique d'Archives de Rimouski (French) [Google English translation]
     

FAMILY SURNAME SITES

• Amirault
     
• Babin
     
• Généalogie Boudreau
     
• Bourg/Bourque {archived version}
  
• The Bourgeois Story
     
• The Caissy Family of Acadia
     
• Chiasson D'Amérique
     
• Chiasson Genealogical Archive closed for updating, but will it be back?
     
• Comeau Genealogy
     
• Association de la Famille Daigle
     
• Daigle Genealogy
     
• Doucet (A Proud Name)
     
• The Doucets of the World
     
• The Doucets and Gallants of PEI
     
• The Doucet (A Proud Name)
     
• The Doucette & Gallants of PEI
     
• Ted D'Eon's Page
     
• Forest Genealogy
         
• Girouard Family Home Page
     
• La Famille Girouard
     
• The Guédry, Guidry, Guildry dit LaBine, LaBine & LaBean Family
     
• Haydel
     
• The HEBERT Family
     
• Jeansonne / Johnson Family of Louisiana {archived version}
     
• The Acadian Johnson Association {archived version}
     
• Landry Stuff
     
• The Landrys of Old Acadia
         
• LeBlanc Family Website
     
• The Melanson Family Project {archived version}
     
• Pelletier Genealogy
     
• The Pitre Trail from Acadia
     
• Rivette Genealogy Page
     
• Des histoires de Robichaud
     
• Robichaud Genealogy Exchange
     
• The Rodrigue Families
     
• Our Roy and Boucher Family
     
• Saulnier Genealogy {archived version}
     
• The Acadian Family of Jehan Terriau
     
• Trahan Family Reunion Main Page
     
• Donald E. Trahan - Family Genealogy 1500-1998
     
• The Tregre Family
     

Multiple Families
   
• Families of the Louisiana German Coast
     
• German-Acadian Page by Steve Fleming {archived version}
  Though not active any more, you can find it archived.
     
  
• General Acadian-Cajun Genealogy by Individuals
     
• Dan Hebert's Genealogy Page
     
• Homepage of Michele Doucette
     
• My Nova Scotia French Acadian and Scottish Genealogy by George Rose
     

Cajun Genealogy Links

• Acadiana; "Les Paroisses Acadiennes"
     
• Acadian Memorial Project
  This is about the Memorial built in St. Martinville, Louisiana.
     
• Acadians in Gray
  Steven Cormier has an extensive site on Acadians in the Civil War. He also has a lot of valuable information in the appendices.
     
• The Cajuns
  Stanley LeBlanc's site does have some useful information. Much of the site is devoted to selling information that can be found online (a lot of it at this site) for free or in a book at the local library.
     
• The Center for Lousiana Studies
  The Center and the library at USL are the major repository for Acadian-Cajun material in Louisisana. They have a listing of their publications and a list of some of the materials available at the library; but they don't have any genealogical data on-line.
     
• Ensemble Encore: Together Again! ... The Acadian Memorial Archive
  This is the data portion of the web presence of the Acadian Memorial.  It contains a couple of articles and a few basic maps, as well as a nice bibliography.  The outstanding part is an online database of all of the original Acadian settlers in Louisiana.  While it is incomplete thus far, it is a great place to go if you have some of these people in your family tree. THIS link takes you to a page with a table of all 3396 entries.
     

• Evangeline Genealogical & Historical Society
     
• The German-Acadian Coast Historical & Genealogical Society
  This site is for the society that covers the Mississippi River area where the German and Acadian coasts were located.
     
• Jefferson Genealogical Society
     
• La Societe des Cajuns
  from Golden Meadow, LA; produces the periodical "Les Memoires du Bayou Lafourche"
     
• Pointe de l'Eglise Historical & Genealogical Society
     
• St. Bernard Genealogical Society
  Includes an on-line article index for the first 10 years (1978-1987) of their quarterly, L'Heritage.
     
• Southwest Louisiana Genealogical Society, Inc. ???
     
• Terrebonne Genealogical Society
  Includes index and article indices of their publication (Terrebonne Life Lines) online.
     

TOURISM / AREA INFORMATION - See Acadian-Cajun Places to Visit
   

CAJUN CULTURE

• The Acadians of Louisiana (Daniels, 1880)
     
• Acadian Textile Use
     
• Action Cadienne
  Action Cadienne is a non-profit volunteer association dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the French language and the Cajun culture of Louisiana.
     
• Along the Bayou Teche (Ralph, 1893)
     
• Asteur - gazette du monde cadien {archived version}
  This was a website for a south Louisiana bilingual publication targeting the Acadian and Cajun people.  The website has a nice selection of online articles from each issue.
     
• Encyclopedia of Cajun Culture {archived version}
  It is composed of some 200 pages on various topics associated with the Cajun culture.  The articles aren't in depth, but they do give the reference source if you'd like to do further research
     
• Evangeline: The Web Site
     
• Cajun French @ LSU
     
• Cajun French Music Association
     
• Cajun Language
     
• The Cajun Porch
     
• Cajun Music & Culture
     
• CODOFIL  - Council for the Development of French in Louisiana
  Created in 1968, CODOFIL is empowered to ‘do any and all things necessary to accomplish the development, utilization, and preservation of the French language as found in Louisiana for the cultural, economic and touristic benefit of the state.'  The site includes an online version of LA Gazette de Louisiane.
     
• The Floyd Sonnier Page
  Examples of Mr. Sonnier's pen & ink sketches of Cajun life.
     
• Folklife in Louisiana
     
• The Gallery of Southern Art
  Online source for Cajun art.
     
• The Louisiana & Cajun Website Directory
  Directory of a number of Louisiana area websites.
     
• Louisiana Folklife Center
     
• Louisiana's Living Traditions {archived version}
  Online exhibits on the cultures of Louisiana, including Cajun.
     
• Lucretia McBride & The Historical Exhumation Project
  Scholarly exhumation project of Cajun gravesites in Thibodaux, LA.
     
• Rural Life Museum
  Located just south of Baton Rouge, this museum contains several 19th century buildings (including a Cajun home).  There's also a large barn full of 19th century artifacts from south Louisiana life.
     

• Big Fisherman Seafood
  Seafood, box dinners & mixes, sausages & meats, seasonings & spices
     
• Cajun Crawfish Company
  Order fresh crawfish online; with recipies and cooking information
     
• Cajun Grocer
     
• Cajun Specialty Meats
     
• LA Cajun Stuff
  Cajun music, food, and books
     
• Louisiana Crawfish Company
  Seafood, recipes, gifts
     
• Pure Cajun Products
  An offering of over 100 Louisiana products ... mostly food related items.
     
• Vive La Cajun {archived version}
     

Louisiana Genealogy Links

• Ancestry.com - Louisiana Databases
     
• Archdiocesan Archives of New Orleans
     
• Books - See the Online Books links page
     
• Genealogy in Louisiana (from Everton)
     
• Historic New Orleans Collection
     
• Louisiana GenWeb Pages
  This site links to the USGenWeb site for each of Louisiana's 64 parishes. I handle the Terrebonne Parish site, if you'd like to stop by and check it out.
     
• Louisiana Historical Society
     
• Louisiana Genealogical Societies
     
• Louisiana Libraries
     
• Louisiana State Archives
     
• Louisiana State Library
     
• Roots-L: Louisiana Resources
  Lots of resources for Louisiana.
     
• Cajuns, Creoles, Pirates, & Planters
  Column by Damon Veach
     
• USGenWeb - Louisiana Archives
  Eventually, they hope to databases on-line at this site. As for now, there's not much ... but keep checking.
     
• The United States Civil War Center at LSU
     
• The Young-Sanders Center for the Study of the War Between the States in Louisiana
  Has data on the burial locations of over 10,000 Confederate soldiers.
     

• Louisiana Travel ???
  The best site for basic information.  You can order a free printed tour guide & map at the site.
     
• Louisiana Encyclopedia
         Louisiana State Historical Markers
         Louisiana Communities
         Louisiana Newspapers
         Louisiana Timeline
     
• Official Louisiana Website
     
• Louisiana Profiles
     
• Foundation for Historical Louisiana
     

General Genealogy Links

• A Barrel of Genealogy Links (now at Genealogy Today)
     
• Ancestry.com
  This site, by Ancestry, offers a number of reference sources on-line. Some are free, while a subscription (less than $10 a month) offers many more sources.  Their subscription databases aren't too big on material relative to Acadians.  But the free Ancestry World tree (made up of GEDCOMs sent in) contain tons of names ... and you can download the GEDCOMs for free!
  - Ancestry.com - Louisiana Databases
  - Ancestry.com - Canadian Databases
     
• Books We Own
  Here is a list of people and 'books they own' who are willing to do lookups.
     
• Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet
  The biggest collection of genealogy links on the Web. This site has more material relative to Acadians & Cajuns, but if your genealogy takes you out of the Acadian-Cajun realm, there are links to everything at this site.
     
• Easton's Online Genealogy Newsletter
     
• Family Tree DNA
  - Acadia-Métis Mothers Project
  - French Heritage - French/French-Canadian/Acadian/Metis/Cajun
     
• GenCircles
  Online constructed genealogy and GEDCOMs
     
• Genealogy Gateway to the Web
     
• Genetic Genealogy - DNA Ancestry Project
     
  
• National Genealogical Society
     
• Genealogy Today
     
• Helm's Genealogy Toolbox
     
• Internet FamilyFinder at Genealogy.com
  This is a search engine that only covers genealogy pages.
     
• On-Line Books
     
• RootsWeb
     
• The Surname Web
  This page, just starting out, will have links to pages dedicated to a particular surname. Although Acadian-Cajun surname pages will be listed above on my page, this site may contain other names of interest to you.
     
• USGenWeb
  The USGenWeb project is attempting to put a web site on-line for every county in the country. Each site has a section for: lookups, queries, and on-line databases. Since it just began last year, not all counties are on-line; and of those already on-line, you will find a range of detail. Some just have the basic pages with no actual information. Some have already put databases on-line and have several volunteers to do lookups.