JOHNSON Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 1,395 JOHNSON-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
Johnson, Guillaume (Billy); His Story, Our History A Nova Scotia site with information on the Acadian Johnson family plus info on the book the webmaster has just published titled "Guillaume (Billy) Johnson: His Story, Our History". |
Ken Lindsay's Sixty Years of Genealogical Family Research Ken Lindsay's sixty years of genealogical family research includes biographies of ancestors of the surnames Berkley, Bryant, Cartmill, Dorsey, Green, Greenberry, Griffith, Hughes, Howard, Koressel, Lindsay, Mays, Meadows, Muensterman, Scott, Shawhan, |
KjunKutie's Mega Useful and Easy to Access Genealogy Website I have been researching my family history since 1994. The interest started when I realized that I only had one grandparent left and she was turning eighty that year (she has since passed away). I thought that if I didn't find out all of the information known about my family that I might not have another chance. Seems I waited a little too late because her memory wasn't what it used to be but I gathered as much information as I could - a hint to all of you would-be genealogists, gather all of the information you can now from all of your grandparents, aunts, uncles, parents, and great-grandparents if you're lucky. |
l'Acadie toujours! The beginnings of my search for my Acadian roots, up to the 1999 Congrès Mondial Acadien in Louisiana. |
L'Ardoise Genealogy Page Nestled on Cape Breton's quiet, southern shores lay the small fishing village of L'Ardoise, pronounced in English as "Lord-Ways". The village of L'Ardoise, once a thriving, 19th century, fishing community is located in Richmond County, on Highway # 247 which runs along the southeastern edge of the Island between St. Peters and Point Michaud. |
LABAUVE Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 1,654 LABAUVE-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
Lafayette Consolidated Government Located in the heart of Acadiana Lafayette is a big town with a small town feel. Food, People and Fun are the center of the culture in this Parish of 180,000 people. Famous for the great food, Lafayette welcomes you to our home on the Web. |
LANDRY Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 36,548 LANDRY-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
Landry; Généalogy of the Landry of Carleton-sur-mer Généalogy of the Landry of Carleton-sur-mer, Gaspesie, Quebec. |
Landry; L'Association Des Familles Landry D'Amérique Inc. Welcome to the Official Web Site of L'Association des Familles Landry d'Amerique Inc. The object of this page is to inform all the Landry of North America on the activities of the Association. This site will inform you on the variety of activities concerning the Landry. |
Landrys of Cape Breton. The genealogy of the Landry family: 1751-1900; Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. |
Landrys of Old Acadia. The genealogy of the Landry family: 1638-1755; Nova Scotia (Acadia). |
LandryStuff Web Site Landry Website loaded with vast information resources, events and other interesting items from Dr. Don Landry. |
LANGLOIS Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 16,469 LANGLOIS-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
LeBlanc Association of Nova Scotia By becoming a member of the Association, you will receive any newsletters that are produced which indicate any upcoming events and other progress being made. You will also receive a membership card. |
LEBLANC Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 22,855 LEBLANC-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
LeBlanc Family Tree, Photos, Birthdays, Anniversaries Family Tree Website with Photos, Birthdays, Anniversaries, Coat of Arms & Family Crest. |
LeBlanc Family Website Our LeBlanc family descends from a man named Daniel LeBlanc that was born in France and at the age of 19 left his family and took a ship to 'New France'. The following pages are about that man and his courage along with the courage of his descendants that were tossed around the globe during the great deportation. |
Leblanc; La Page Personnelle de Joachim Le but principal de cette page est de partager mes recherches généalogiques avec les LEBLANC, LESSARD, FARRIER, THERRIEN et avec toutes les familles qui leur sont associées. |
LEBRUN/BRUN Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 22,061 LEBRUN/BRUN-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
LECLERC Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 25,391 LECLERC-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
LECLERC Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 25,391 LECLERC-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
Lee Gentemann Home Page Lee Gentemann's Home Page |
LEFEBVRE Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 8,818 LEFEBVRE-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
LeFort's Home; Chasing Moonbeams Do searches for LeFort family |
LEGER Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 5,484 LEGER-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
LEJEUNE Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 31,805 LEJEUNE-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
Les filles du Roy Filles du roi or girls available to marry. In addition to female children accompanying their families, two types of unmarried women, including a very small number of widows, settled in New France after the founding of Québec, in 1608, and of Montréal, in 1642. History has grouped them under a general heading: girls for marrying. Although they were girls for marrying, les Filles du roi are distinct from that group and the expression used to designate them applies exclusively to the women and girls who emigrated to New France between 1663 and 1673. These young women of marriageable age and capable of bearing children are so called because their transportation and settlement expenses, as well as the dowry for some of them, were assumed by the royal treasury. |
Les Trois Pignons - Home The Board of Directors of La Société Saint-Pierre in Chéticamp extends a cordial welcome to our Internet site. It is our heartfelt hope that our village with its multi-talented artisans, the culture, genealogy, museums and galleries will entice you and your family to vacation with us and experience our hospitality and traditions. Take part in a whale-watching cruise, relax on our fine beaches, and savour our Acadian cuisine on the Cabot Trail's Acadian seacoast. Enjoy the Internet experience, and come join us for a sensational vacation. Merci. |
LEVASSEUR Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 9,094 LEVASSEUR-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
LibDex - Worldwide index of library catalogues, web sites and Friends of Libraries pages Libdex is a directory of library home pages, online catalogs, friend's pages, and affiliate links |
Louisdale's Homepage Louisdale's Little Nook On The Web |
Louisiana Parish Facts & Information State of Louisiana Home Page: A Free genealogical information on records and links fo Louisiana Including |
Louviere Family Home Page and Database The Louviere Database is a project to gather information on the Louviere family in North America. There are over 25,000 individuals in this database at this time. |
Madawaska's Acadian Festival In May 1978, The Madawaska Historical Society submitted to the town of Madawaska, the proclamation designating June 28 as "Acadian Day" in the State of Maine. Since that time, Madawaska has been the site of Maine's largest cultural Festival. Though we have lost our lovely Acadia, we will never forget her. We will continue to speak her language, sing her songs, and celebrate her traditions; for the spirit of those first Acadians lives on in all of us. |
MAILLET Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 6,771 MAILLET-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
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