SAULNIER Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 1,928 SAULNIER-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
SAVOIE/SAVOY Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 18,457 SAVOIE/SAVOY-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
Savoie; Ancestors of Phillip and Samuel Savoie Ancestors of Phillip and Samuel Savoie Genealogy Database containing 5473 individuals, Jean C. Savoie jean_savoie@yahoo.com GED2WWW, Major surnames include Savoie English Schilling Hostetler French Cote Shilling Bernier Gagne Tremblay |
Search Engine for the Acadian Genealogy Homepage Find anything on the Acadian Genealogy Homepage. |
Seconde Nation The purpose for our site is to acknowledge the existence of an Acadian population in North America. Through our genealogical data base, we hope to identify those individuals and their ancestors who were born in the Acadian Peninsula in New Brunswick, Canada. |
Sharkey's Genealogical Links Index to genealogy, genealogical, family links and web pages |
Skylark's Acadian Homeland Page The heritage and history of the Acadian French or Cajun people, with cultural links. |
Smith and LeBlanc Connections My Acadian, French Canadian, and New England ancestry. |
Societe des Cajuns Home Page La Societe des Cajuns Home Page |
Societe des Filles du Roi et Soldats du Carignan Our group was founded in 1994 by amateur genealogists, members, and former members of the Canadian section of the Genealogy Bulletin Board on the Prodigy on-line service. The purpose of La Société des Filles du roi et soldats du Carignan is to honor the memory of our courageous ancestors, the filles du roi (King's Daughters) and the soldiers of the Carignan-Salières Regiment of 17th century New France. |
Société d'histoire et de généalogie de Saint-Casimir (SHGSC) La Société d'histoire et de généalogie de Saint-Casimir (SHGSC) est un organisme à but non lucratif constitué selon la loi sur les compagnies du Québec. Ses lettres patentes ont été émises à Québec le 8 février 1996. |
Source for Acadian-Cajun books and music! Recommended Acadian-Cajun Music and Genealogy Books |
Sreven DeRoche's Genealogy Homepage I have begun putting together some families from Isle Madame, of which I am a descendant even though I am a descendant of pretty much all of them, just like everyone else here. These pages are not yet completed and I will add any additional information as soon as I get a chance. Please, feel free to write me if you see any errors or if you can add anything new. My sources are posted below each family. |
St George's Bay Mi'kmaq Bay St George, Newfoundland Micmaq site |
St. Peter's Parish of Tracadie Burial Records These records were transcribed and generously donated by Francis "Duke" Snyder of Afton, Nova Scotia. Please note that any text in [ ] brackets was not from the original records, but was added by Mary (DeLorey) Ferguson, mainly to help clarify genealogical relationships. |
Stanley LeBlanc's "The Cajun.com" Genealogy Site Genealogy site with focus on Cajun, Acadian and Louisiana genealogy,history and culture. |
Stephen White's Dictionnaires généalogique des familles acadiennes Stephen A. White's Dictionaires |
Suprenants; Paul J. (Origin Surprenant) of Chelmsford Ma This is the family page of Paul & Carol (Becotte) Suprenant. I was born Paul Joseph Surprenant but my name was changed to Suprenant about 1950. Main families represented here are Surprenant/Landry , Michel dit Becotte/Goebel and Cyr. |
SURETTE Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 1,300 SURETTE-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
Surname Search and Query Tools Genealogy Helplist Canada is a list of volunteers willing to help by looking up specific information related to genealogy in Canada using reference materials at institutions near them, or otherwise easily accessible to them. |
TERRE DE NOS AIEUX - GÉNÉALOGIE au CANADA FRANÇAIS Ce site contient de nombreux liens pour faire des recherches généalogiques au Canada français, y compris le Québec. On y trouve des sociétés généalogiques et associations familliales entr'autres. |
Terriot Acadian Family An Acadian site for the history and genealogy of the Theriault, Theriot, Terriot, etc., family and the site for the 'Famille Acadienne Terriot Acadian Family" organization. |
Terriot; Descendants of JEHAN and PERRINE TERRIOT The Theriault family welcomes all Acadians... we are THE website on Acadian heritage with over 700 printed pages of Acadian history, Theriault genealogy, old photos, Acadian and Cajun music, food, Cajun tales and fun!! Our growing Archive includes ov |
The Family Cyr Visit and find a lot of Acadian and French-Canadian information on Cyr - Bélair - Dagenais - Lavigne - Indian Heritage. |
thecajuns.com Genealogy site with focus on Cajun, Acadian and Louisiana genealogy, history and culture. |
Theriault Wisconsin Branch Our branch is descended from Georges Theriault & Angele Labrie Miot - one Great-Branch among many of the Therriault Family. |
THERIAULT/TERRIAU/TERRIO Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 32,956 THERIAULT/TERRIAU/TERRIO-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
Theriault; Asociation des familles... Site de l'Association des Familles Thériault d'Amérique Inc. |
Therriot - Terriot - Theriault - Therriault; Les familles Jehan Therriot: (Terriot) naquit à la grande chaussé au Loudunais en France en 1600. Il arrive en Acadie en 1632 avec le commandeur Isaac de Razilly. Tel qu'on le rapporte dans la "Gazette de Renaudot" ils partirent de France au début de juillet 1632, débarquèrent à La Hève, aujourd'hui LaHave en Nouvelle Écosse, le 14 août 1632. Ils s'établirent à Port-Royal. Le commandeur de Razilly meurt en décembre 1635 et le commandandement revient à Charles de Menou sieur d'Aulnay. Jehan s'était marié avec Perrine Breau. Le nom de Perrine semble avoir subi de altérations même si lors du recensement de 1671 le père Laurent Moulins a écrit Ruau, il ne fait aucun doute aujourd'hui que le véritable nom de Perrine était bel et bien Breau (Brault). La famille était originaire du Loudanais dans la province de Poitou. |
THIBODEAU/THIBODEAUX Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 23,960 THIBODEAU/THIBODEAUX-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
Trahan Family Association, Inc. Welcome to the Trahan Family Association internet web site. Our family association, based in the heart of South Louisiana's Cajun Country was founded from the sincere desire to recognize and maintain the continuity of the Trahan Family throughout the world. |
TRAHAN Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 31,378 TRAHAN-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
University of Fort Kent Maine Acadian Archives The Acadian Archives / Archives acadiennes is a regional history and cultural archives operated by the University of Maine at Fort Kent. We were established in 1989 by an act of the Maine State Legislature (L.D. 1552), and we opened to the public in July 1991. Our mission is to document, preserve, celebrate, and disseminate information about the history and cultural heritage of Maine's Saint John Valley. "The Valley" (as it is known locally) borders a 70-mile stretch of the Saint John River along the international boundary between the United States and Canada. Settled in the 1780s, it is home to a predominantly French population which traces its roots to Acadia and Québec. The Archives offers services in both English and French. |
Variations in French Names! Where did the variations of a name come from? The spelling of names in Canada, from the discovery of Jacques Cartier, in 1534, and in the two centuries following, was not fixed (or stable)... |
VINCENT Family Genealogy CD-ROM Lineage-linked information on 4,867 VINCENT-related individuals, in addition to tons of Acadian-Cajun historical text files. |
World Acadian Congress, Nova Scotia Travel, events, news and other information on the World Acadian Congress 2004 in Nova Scotia. |
 ACADIAN-CAJUN; non-Genealogy-Related |
400 ans de présence française au Canada, 1604-2004 Utilisant le concept d'éditions spéciales de journal, cet axe va présenter la chronologie, la trame historique, les grands personnages ainsi que des éphémérides pour mieux décrire les nombreuses facettes du quotidien d'antan en Acadie de l'Atlantique. Il sera ici question d'identifier les grandes étapes de l'histoire acadienne et d'utiliser le concept du journal d'époque comme toile de fond. Ceci permettra aux internautes de cliquer sur des articles, sur des photographies et même sur des cartes toponymiques pour trouver une brève description d'un lieu, d'un événement ou d'un personnage marquant dans l'histoire acadienne. Les éditions spéciales proposées sont les suivantes : l'établissement de l'Île Sainte-Croix et (suite...) |
Acadia University Anyone who has visited the campus has felt it - The Acadia Spirit. The grounds and the buildings are renowned for their beauty, but at Acadia you feel you are part of something bigger than just bricks and mortar. It is a place where students respect each other and faculty members respect their students. Acadia is a place where people from all different backgrounds share the same bond: the love of learning. |
Acadian Museum & Archives In 1973, a group of interested citizens from West Pubnico got together and decided to organize an historical society as one way of working toward the preservation of their heritage. It now bears the name of "La Société Historique Acadienne de Pubnico-Ouest". |
Acadian Recorder; Clips & Snips The Acadian Recorder was a weekly newspaper published out of Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada during the 1800's. From that newspaper I have taken information of interest to genealogists such as marriages, deaths, and ship news. |
Acadian Spirit; The Legacy of Philippe d'Entremont Philippe d'Entremont was one of the first French immigrants to settle in the New World. Lieutenant to the Governor, Charles de la Tour, d'Entremont was an educated man whose privilege couldn't protect him from the harsh conditions of Acadia. The history of the d'Entremonts is the history of Acadia. A hundred years after Philippe's arrival, his family would be one of the last to leave during the Acadian Expulsion of 1755, and one of the first to return twelve years later. |
Acadian Village; Van Buren, Maine The Acadian Village was built by the Heritage Vivant, our Living Heritage Society of Van Buren. The land on which it was built was donated by Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ayotte of Van Buren-Keegan, a local farmer. |
Acadians in the News; Wikiverse Acadians are the original French settlers of parts of the northeastern region of North America comprising what is now the Canadian provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. |
Link Machine. Reciprocal link exchange management software that makes it easy to find and contact quality link partners, generate custom link pages that match your site, and keep track of reciprocal links. LinkMachine automatically updates your link pages the instant they're changed - no uploading required. Link exchanges increase a site's targeted traffic, search engine ranking, and sales.
The Number 1 Rated Genealogy Search Software. I use and highly recommend this easy-to-use search program to find and investigate your family tree history worldwide, using the Internet. Fun and easier than ever. This program makes your geneology search fast, effective and productive. Saves countless hours, even days finding just the right source. Well organized and extensive categories will take you to some of the MOST TRUSTED archives, databases, and sites that will find what you are seeking. A great tool for the beginner or the experienced. Click on the image to the left and find out more about this wonderful special offer.
Comments
about this Page? Send them to me at cajun@acadian.org 
