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Genealogy Collection 1 Call Number Author Title BX1417 .N4 N48 St. Louis Cathedral (New Libro Primero De Confirmaciones De Esta (1967) Orleans, La) Parroquia De Sn. Luis de la Nueva Orleans : Contener Folios y De Principio Al Folio 1, Consigne Hasta g Dios No Senor--ea Servido Confirmacions [sic]= ... First book Of Confirmations Of This Parish of St. Louis of Limited ed. BX1417 .N4 N48 Hébert, Donald J. Index of New Orleans Confirmations 1789-1841 Index c.2 (1984) BX 1418 .M57 H43 Hébert, Donald J. L'eglise du Marais Bouleur, 1872 to 1991 : (1991) History Of The Church At Marais Bouleur, Mire, Louisiana BX3701 .C2P7 Campeau, Lucien La Première Mission D'Acadie 1602-1616 (1967) BX6248 .L8A5 C.3 Antioch Primitive Baptist Church Records, 1827-1903; Cemetery Records, (1966) Church (Big Wood, La.) Through 1963, Including Cemetery Records Of The Missionary Baptist Church BX6248 .L8 D8 Durham, John Pinckney Baptist Builders In Louisiana (1934) 1871- BX6480 .B2893 E27 McManus, Jane Parker, Early Records Of Calvary Baptist Church At (1987) 1939- Bayou Chicot, Louisiana, 1826-1887 CD1859 .S3L8 C.2 Arthur, Stanley Clisby Index To The Dispatches Of The Spanish (1975) Governors of Louisiana, 1766-1792 CD3047 .B4 C.2 Beers, Henry Putney, 1907- Guide To The Archives Of The Government Of (1968) 1996 The Confederate States of America CD3047 .M8 C.2 Munden, Kenneth W. Guide To Federal Archives Relating To The Civil (1962) (Kenneth White) War CD3047 .G76 (1995) Groene, Bertram Tracing Your Civil War Ancestor Fourth edition Hawthorne,1923 CD3260 .H55 V.2 Louisiana Historical Inventory Of The Parish Archives Of Louisiana (nd) Records Survey CD3260 .H55 V.2- Louisiana Historical Inventory Of The Parish Archives Of Louisiana V.60 (nd) Records Survey CD3260 .H55 SER.2 Louisiana Historical Inventory Of The State Archives Of Louisiana V.1 (nd) Records Survey 2 CD3260 .R3 V.1 Comité des archives de la Raconteur (Comité Des Archives De La (1978/1979) Louisiane Louisiane) CD3260 .R3 V.2 Comité des archives de la Raconteur (Comité Des Archives De La (1980:FALL) Louisiane Louisiane) CD3260 .R3 V.4 Comité des archives de la Raconteur (Comité Des Archives De La (1982) Louisiane Louisiane) CD3260 .R3 V.5 Comité des archives de la Raconteur (Comité Des Archives De La (1984) Louisiane Louisiane) CD3260 .R3 V.6 Comité des archives de la Raconteur (Comité Des Archives De La (1985) Louisiane Louisiane) CD3260 .R3 V.7 Comité des archives de la Raconteur (Comité Des Archives De La (1986) Louisiane Louisiane) CD3260 .R3 V.8 Comité des archives de la Raconteur (Comité Des Archives De La (1986) C.2 Louisiane Louisiane) CD3260 .R3 V.9-12 Comité des archives de la Raconteur (Comité Des Archives De La (1989/1992) Louisiane Louisiane) CD3260 .R3 V.13-27 Comité des archives de la Raconteur (Comité Des Archives De La (1993-2015) Louisiane Louisiane) CD3261 .A6 V.1 Andreassen, John C. L. Louisiana Archives Survey (under act no. 381, (1956) (John Christian Ludvig), 1954) 1909- CD3261 .A6 V.2 Louisiana Archives Survey CD3261 .H5 V.1 Louisiana Historical Guide To The Manuscript Collections In (1940) Records Survey. Louisiana, The Department Of Archives, Louisiana State University CD3261 .H48 (1942) Louisiana Historical Guide To Public Vital Statistics Records In Records Survey. Louisiana CD3261 .W35 V.1 War Services Program. Guide To Vital Statistics Records Of Church (1942) Louisiana. Archives In Louisiana CD3261 .W35 V.2 Guide to Vital Records of Church Archives in Louisiana CD3267 .A1H4 C.2 Hébert, Donald J A Guide To Church Records In Louisiana (1975) CD3269 .A2 C32 Catholic Church. Diocese of Guide To The Microfilm edition Of The Records (1967) Louisiana and the Floridas Of The Diocese Of Louisiana And The Floridas, 1576-1803 3 CD3269 .N48 N64 Nolan, Charles E. A Southern Catholic Heritage V.1 (1976) CD3645 .Q26 V.1 Québec (Province). Judicial Inventaire Des Contrats De Mariage Du Reǵime (1937) Archives. Francais Conserveś Aux Archives Judiciaires De Quebeć CD3645 .Q26 V.2- Archives du Québec Inventaire Des Greffes Des notaires Du Régime V.6 Français CD3645 .Q26 Q3 V.4 Archives du Québec Inventaire Des Greffes Des notaires Du Régime (1942) Français CD3645 .Q26 Q3 Archives du Québec Inventaire Des Greffes Des notaires Du Régime V.1-8 index (nd) Français CD3645 .Q26 Q3 Archives du Québec Inventaire Des Greffes Des notaires Du Régime V.8,11-12,15-27 (nd) Français CD3648 .A1 N38 National Archives of Checklist Of Parish Registers, 1986 = Répertoire (1987) Canada. Manuscript De Registres Paroissiaux, 1986 4th ed. / Revised Division By Patricia Birkett. CR69 .L8 B53 (2000) De Ville, Winston Blazonry On The Bayou CR1179 .R52 (1972) Rietstap, J. B. (Johannes Armorial Général : Précédé D'un Dictionnaire V.1 C.2 Baptist) Des Termes Du Blazon CR1179 .R52 (1972) Rietstap, J. B. (Johannes Armorial Général : Précédé D'un Dictionnaire V.2 Baptist) Des Termes Du Blazon CS1 .P47 (1987- Allen County Public Library. Periodical Source Index 1995) Genealogy Department CS1 .S6 V.7-9 (1969- Southwest Genealogical Southwestern Genealogist 1971) Library. CS1 .S6 V.11-17 Southwest Genealogical Southwestern Genealogist (1972-1978) Library. CS4 .W3 (1969) Watkins, Mildred deWeir Ancestor Hunting; Complete Reprint Of All Smith, 1929- Columns From The Shreveport Journal During The Period 1963-1968 CS5 .D57 (2004- Association of Professional Directory Of Professional Genealogists 2005) Genealogists (U.S.) CS14 .C55 (1998) Clifford, Karen Becoming An Accredited Genealogist: Plus 100 tips To Ensure Your Success! CS14 .I5 (1980) Bourquard, Shirley Introduction to Family Research Chaisson 4 CS16 .I6 B32 (1983) Barnes, Donald R. (Donald Write It Right: A Manual For Writing Family Ray) Histories And Genealogies 1st ed. CS16 .L3 (1985) Lackey, Richard S. Cite Your Sources : A Manual For Documenting Family Histories And Genealogical Records CS16 .M55 (1997) Mills, Elizabeth S. Evidence! : Citation & Analysis For The Family Historian CS16 .R67 (1991) Ross, Nola Mae Wittler How To Write The Story Of Your Family: Sharpen Your Memoirs And Turn Them Into Gold CS16 .S862 (2000) Sturdevant, Katherine Scott Bringing your family history to life through social history / Katherine Scott Sturdevant 1st ed. CS21 .K87 (2004) Kurzweil, Arthur From Generation To Generation : How To Trace Your Jewish Genealogy And Family History First edition CS21 .R57 (2003) Rose, James M. Black Genesis : A Resource Book For African- American Genealogy Second edition CS27 .G73 (2012) Gravois, Roland Anthony, De Generes and Allied Families : Abat, Antonini, 1927- Claiborne, Daboval, Damare, de Lesseps, Derbes, Druilhet, Gravois, LaCour, Malarcher, Marye, Morrison, Petit, Story & Theriot : they all came to Louisiana CS42 .E4 (1991) Ehrhardt, Henry L., Mrs. Revolutionary Ancestors Of The Louisiana Society Of The National Society Of The Daughters Of The American Revolution, 1895- 1989 CS42 .F33 (1968) No author listed in OPAC Family Puzzler No.15, 18-34, 38, 41, 43-47, 49-61 CS42 .F33 (1969) No. No author listed in OPAC Family Puzzler 62-77, 79-113 CS42 .F33 (1970) No author listed in OPAC Family Puzzler No. 114-128,130- 134,136-166 CS42 .G467 (1982) Rogers, Ellen Stanley Genealogical Periodical Annual Index CS42 .G743 V.20-47 The Genie Ark-La-Tex Genealogical Association (1986-2013) CS42 .N39 INDEX National Genealogical NGS Newsletter V.16 Society No. 5-6 (1990) 5 CS42 .N39 V. 17-19 National Genealogical NGS Newsletter (1991-1993) Society CS42 .N39 V.20-22 National Genealogical NGS Newsletter (1994-1996) Society CS42 .N39 V.23-25 National Genealogical NGS Newsletter (1997-1999) Society CS42 .N39 V.26-27 National Genealogical NGS Newsletter (2000-2001) Society CS42 .N39 V.28-29 National Genealogical NGS Newsletter (20012-003) Society CS42 .N39 V.30-31 National Genealogical NGS Newsletter (2004-2005) Society CS42 .N39 V.32-33 National Genealogical NGS Newsletter (2006-2007) Society CS42 .N39 V.34 No. National Genealogical NGS Newsletter 1-4 Society (nd) CS42 .Y2 V.1 - Southeast Texas Yellowed Pages 37(1971-2007) Genealogical and Historical Society CS42 .Y2 SURNAME Southeast Texas Yellowed Pages INDEX V.1-5 (1971- Genealogical and Historical 1975) Society CS42 .Y2 V.34-37 Southeast Texas Yellowed Pages (2004-2007) Genealogical and Historical Society CS44 .B46 (1992) Bentley, Elizabeth Petty The Genealogist's Address Book 1992-93 ed CS47 .B39 (1979) Bayley, Beatrice The Family Heritage Book CS47 .G73 (1990) Greenwood, Val D The Researcher's Guide To American Genealogy 2nd Ed CS49 .A55 (1992) Eichholz, Alice, 1942- Ancestry's Red Book : American State, County & Town Sources Rev. Ed. CS49 .S64 (1990) Steuart, Bradley W The Soundex Reference Guide 6 CS49 .T46 (1993) Tepper, Michael American Passenger Arrival Records : A Guide To The Records Of Immigrants Arriving At American Ports By Sail And Steam Updated And Enl. Note: The books highlighted below are listed are on the shelf but not in this order. This is in alphabetical order. They will show up again on the list, where they are actually located on the shelf CS599 .D76 (1972) Exelmans Du Crest de Histoire D'une Famille (1550-1965) Villeneuve, Françoise CS599 .N67 C67 Cotton de Bennetot, Histoire De Généalogie De La Famille Cotton De (1981) Arlette Bennetot : Normandie CS599 .V45 (1981) Ardoin, Robert Bruce L. Recueil De Divers Documents Historiques Et Généalogiques Relatifs Aux Familles Vedrines Et Tisserand CS68 .B75 C.2 (1979) Boyer, Carl, 1937- Ship Passenger Lists : The South, 1538-1825 CS68 .P36 (1981) Gale Research Company Passenger And Immigration Lists Index. V.1-3 Supplement CS68 .P36 1981 Gale Research Company Passenger And Immigration Lists Index. SUPPL. (1982-1985) Supplement V.1-4 CS68 .P36 1981 Gale Research Company Passenger And Immigration Lists Index. SUPPL. (1986-1997) Supplement CS68 .P36 1981 Gale Research Company Passenger And Immigration Lists Index. SUPPL. (1998) pt.1-2 Supplement CS68 .P36 1981 Gale Research Company Passenger And Immigration Lists Index.
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