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Here you will find links to the BEST Acadian-Cajun (both genealogy and NON-genealogy related) web sites, as well as general genealogical sites on the 'Net. Please feel free to add a link to your own main index.html web site. Be certain to add your link under the PROPER category, otherwise it may not be allowed. And don't forget to come back and "modify" your link, if the URL address changes, since obsolete links will be removed.
You may feel that your site should be listed under more than one category... and perhaps justifiably so. For example, perhaps your site includes genealogical information on both Acadian-Cajun and French-Canadian cultures. In such instances, I will allow multiple listings however, keep in mind that I personally review and validate every request for links and only process those requests which are legitimate.
In return for this "free" service, I would be very grateful if you could likewise add a link from your own site to my Acadian Genealogy Homepage, using the main URL address: http://www.acadian.org/ And, if you want to make it a "graphic link", just connect to http://www.acadian.org/graphics.html to source a graphic image of your choice.
Many thanks and God Bless,
Yvon Cyr
DISCLAIMER: This site contains links to other Internet sites. These links are not an endorsement of any products or services provided at/by these sites. No information in such sites is endorsed or approved by this site or its webmaster/owner.
"Acadian Genealogy Homepage" The FIRST (1991) and still the BEST Acadian-Cajun & French-Canadian resource site on the web, providing details of Family Crests and research CD-ROM's availability, together with links to thousands of similar genealogy-related web sites. |
"Acadian Genealogy Homepage... Master Index" The Master Index providing a complete summary of the Acadian Genealogy Homepage web site. |
"Acadian-Cajun Family Trees" CD-ROM CD-ROM containing lineage-linked genealogical information on over 600,000 Acadian-Cajun names, plus a ton of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
"In Search of Our Acadian Roots" CD-ROM Acadian-Cajun CD-ROM [Windows Updated], containing lineage-linked genealogical information on over 450,000 Acadian-Cajun & French-Canadian surnames, plus a ton of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
Acadian "Place" Names Summary Names of Localities & Geographical Points; |
Acadian & French-Canadian Ancestral Home Welcome to the Acadian & French Canadian Ancestral Home now in its own domain, www.acadian-home.org. This site contains genealogy, historical research, suggested research aids, and history related to Acadians, French Canadians and Cajuns and Franco-Americans. |
Acadian & French-Canadian Research Welcome to a page that hopes to assist any of you wanting to trace your Acadian or French-Canadian heritage. As an AOL Canadian and French host, I get so many questions about how to do this research, I thought I'd create this page to help others find their way! This page is under construction, but I plan to add web links, information, research tips, book lists and other resources that I find - things that have helped me, and hopefully will help you! |
Acadian and French Canadian Genealogy This website is devoted to Acadian and French-Canadian Genealogy, and especially to using computers for French-surname genealogy. |
Acadian and French-Canadian Family Crests Acadian-Cajun Family Crests for just about every Acadian-Cajun and French-Canadian surnames. |
Acadian Awakenings An Acadian history is presented in a fresh, innovative approach, via the routes and roots of a typical Acadian family originating in France during the medieval period, up to and including the deportation from Acadie (1755-1783). Subsequent books follow these Acadians after exile in Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Quebec and Louisiana. An easy-to-use, genealogical system, including a unique master chart system is presented and explained. The genealogy system and the general history presented in these books are applicable and of interest to all Acadians. |
Acadian Book Source A variety of excellent Acadian books available from Geraldine Chasse of St. David, Maine. |
Acadian Census Follow the links provided, to view most of the available Acadian Census. |
Acadian Cross Story Details of the first cross affixed by the Acadians arriving in what is now St. David, Madawaska. |
Acadian Cultural Society The Acadian Cultural Society is devoted to the study, preservation and promotion of Acadian heritage and genealogy among individuals of Acadian descent, and serves as a resource for the exchange of Acadian information. |
Acadian Expulsion Ships Ships used during the Acadian Expulsion of 1755 |
Acadian Family Names List of Acadian surnames connected to the webmaster, Judy Muhn. |
Acadian Family Surnames Summary of Acadian-Cajun surnames on the "In Search of Our Acadian Roots" and "Acadian-Cajun Family Trees" CD-ROMs. |
Acadian Flag Story It was at the 'Convention nationales acadiennes' held in Miscouche, Prince Edward Island in August 1884 that the Acadian National Flag was adopted. The tri-colour flag of France (blue, white and red) was chosen as the base flag. A yellow/gold star was placed in the upper part of the blue field, to give it the Acadian distinction. |
Acadian Genealogy Exchange & French Canadian Genealogy Page Janet B. Jehn's excellent web site. She publishes a 60 page newsletter twice a year, in May and October. You can submit free queries, as long as they have an Acadian, Cajun or French-Canadian/Acadian connection. The newsletter also contains responses to queries, and articles pertaining to Acadian/Cajun/French-Canadian genealogy and history. Pedigree charts are also published in the newsletter . You are welcome to submit any of the above, to be used at the discretion of the publisher. |
Acadian Genealogy Links The BEST Acadian Genealogy links page on the 'net... and it just keeps getting bigger and better! |
Acadian GenWeb Site Acadian GenWeb Project Coordinator Michele Doucette. |
Acadian Grandfathers COLLECTION OF THINGS ACADIAN ...resulting from research and study commenced in 1961. I am a retired USAF Command Pilot and Staff Officer who became aware in ’61 that the home of seven generations of my paternal grandfathers lay to the southwest of my duty station in Stephenville, Newfoundland. I published the Devoe-deVaux Family History 1691-1991 in 1999 which is the basis for much of what is presented here. |
Acadian History by Clare Beverage The name Acadia originally applied to the colonies of New France, to an area that included southeastern Quebec, eastern Maine, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. |
Acadian Links Here you'll find links to the best genealogy-related Acadian web sites. |
Acadian Odyssey Many factors have contributed to what is called the "Acadian Identity". Amongst these are: a common experience shared by the first settlers; an independent spirit principally the result of having been left to themselves by their mother country; a common language and religion that were shared with only a small number of those other settlers who were also discovering the "New World". |
Acadian Parishes List of Acadian Parishes. |
Acadian Resources of Acadie-Net (Site Francais) Pour les Acadiens du monde! |
Acadian Resources online - Nova Scotia Archives & Records Management Operating as a division within the Department of Tourism, Culture and Heritage, NSARM is both a central agency responsible for ensuring the effective management of records across government, and a provincial heritage institution dedicated to promoting and providing access to Nova Scotia's documentary heritage. |
Acadian Roots The Centre Acadien invites you to get acquainted with the first arrivals of the families cited below as well as the heraldry of these families. As far as is possible, we supply some information regarding some members of these families who were deported, where they were deported to and even in some cases the names of ships that either took them into exile or brought them back. Finally, it will certainly be of interest to many to see the different spelling variations of several of these family names. The Centre Acadien of Université Sainte-Anne located in Church Point Nova Scotia is an ideal facility for those who are interested in genealogy. Numerous individuals visit the Centre to request a genealogical search about their ancestors. The Centre Acadien also offers the possibility of doing one's own research. |
Acadian Rose; the World of... This is the Heritage of Rose Callahan Webb. I'm a Native of Louisiana, Terrebonne Parrish. My Roots are Acadian, French, English, Native American, A smidgen of German and yes, I Am An Irish Cajun. A typical American, Born In A Country That Is Wonderful in All of It's Priviledges and Shortcomings. I Am Proud of my Past and Happy to Be An American. |
Acadian Surnames List of Acadian-Cajun website links, by surnames. |
Acadian Surnames Rootsweb Mailing Lists Rootsweb's Mailing Lists Instructions/Guidelines... |
Acadian, Cajun, French, and German Genealogy in Louisiana Acadian Marriages in Chantenay, France 1777-1785 The following marriage records are taken from The Acadian Exiles in Nantes by Albert J. Robichaux, Jr. These 44 marriages were in the records of the church of Saint-Martin in Chantenay, France between the years 1777-1785. |
Acadian, French Canadian, and Maine Ancestors This site is in tribute and honor to our ancestors, who were pioneers in New France in the mid 1660s, and to their descendants who settled along the Saint Lawrence River and then migrated to the Upper St John River Valley in Northern Maine, as well as the descendants who migrated from Quebec, through Beauce to the Augusta and Waterville, Maine area. |
Acadian-Cajun "Chat Room" A great place to meet and chat with Cajuns! Any/all Acadian-Cajun 'couzins' are welcome to meet in this chat room, located on the Acadian Genealogy Homepage. |
Acadian-Cajun & French-Canadian Online Boutique This Online Boutique features products ranging from messenger bags to house wares, to appeal young and old. Choose from a large selection of unique gifts such as t-shirts, mugs, hats & much more... imprinted with your very own family crest! Great gift ideas for yourself, friends and relatives... and especially meaningful for your next family reunion. |
Acadian-Cajun Genealogy I know a bit on the history & genealogy on the Acadians and Cajuns beyond what I have on this WebSite. I also have a variety of printed resources. If I can provide clarification on anything, I'd be glad to help. But I can't do major research for you. Also, I don't have the genealogy of all Acadians and Cajuns. I may be able to help you with some basic genealogy, but detailed analysis of a particular problem will be beyond my time limitations. |
Acadian-Cajun Online Boutique This Online Boutique features products ranging from messenger bags to house wares, to appeal young and old. Choose from a large selection of unique gifts such as t-shirts, mugs, hats & much more... imprinted with your very own family crest! Great gift ideas for yourself, friends and relatives... and especially meaningful for your next family reunion. |
Acadian-Roots An Acadian genealogy research site,with cemeteries, obits, parish records,message boards, census, acadian recipes, lookups,publications , a nice place to search. |
Acadian/French-Canadian Genealogy Homepage by Linda Jones |
acadianroots.com Links to excellent genealogy resources on the web. |
Acadians in Gray I am still documenting every one of the 2,800+ Acadians who came to Louisiana from 1764 until the early 1800s. Most elements of "Acadian Immigrants to Louisiana" are still "under construction," especially the family histories and the individual footnotes, but, now that I am retired from the classroom, I chase after Acadian immigrants nearly every day. |
Acadians in Nova Scotia Today over 40,000 Nova Scotian Acadians can be found in several regions: Clare in Digby Co.; Argyle in Yarmouth Co.; Pomquet near Antigonish; Larry's River in Guysborough Co.; Isle Madame and nearby villages in Richmond Co.; Cheticamp, St. Joseph du Moine and Magre in Inverness Co.; and the urban regions of Halifax-Dartmouth and Sydney. A few thousand Acadians are from across the province. |
Acadie - CEA - Généalogie: Registre-Index/Haute Aboujagane, N.-B. Registres de la paroisse de Haute-Aboujagane Index général 1878-1899 |
Acadie - CEA : Généalogie - Dictionnaire généalogique des familles acadiennes (bon de commande) The Dictionnaire généalogique des familles acadiennes is a well documented work on Acadian genealogy by Stephen A. White, that is firmly grounded upon the primary sources of information, while containing references to the best secondary sources. The first part of the Dictionnaire includes all the information available concerning those families who came into being before 1715. |
Acadie - CEA: Généalogie - Index des registres de Memramcook (1806-1900) Registres de la paroisse de Memramcook, N.B. Index général 1806-1900 |
Acadie - Centre d'études acadiennes (Université de Moncton) - Généalogie Pour favoriser la reconstitution des familles acadiennes, le secteur de généalogie renferme une grande quantité de sources premières comme les registres paroissiaux et les recensements. Le Centre possède par exemple des copies de tous les registres antérieurs à la dispersion encore disponibles, ainsi que des copies des registres des paroisses acadiennes d'aujourd'hui. |
Acadie - Centre d'études acadiennes: Généalogie - Familles acadiennes La généalogie des trente-sept familles hôtesses des « Retrouvailles 94 » |
Acadie.info Pour permettre au peuple acadien de continuer d'exister, beaucoup d'associations se sont créées. Pour être efficaces, elles doivent être proches des personnes de manière à organiser leur rencontre. |
ACHEE Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 7,780 ACHEE-related individuals, in addition to the tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
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