Collection 272A Vidrine, Jacqueline O. (1929-2018). Genealogical Records, 1500s-2018 35 feet, oversize

Jaqueline Elma Olivier was born on October 28, 1929 to Jacques Joseph Olivier (known as “Jake”) and Elma Veillon Olivier. Known as “Jacky”, she was a noted historian and genealogist. She graduated as valedictorian from Sacred Heart High School and later attained a bachelor’s degree cum laude from Southwestern Louisiana Institute (now University of Louisiana at Lafayette) as a member of Kappa Delta Pi and Sigma Kappa Delta. On June 3, 1947, she married Drouet W. Vidrine and they had seven (7) children.

Mrs. Vidrine published five (5) major books on genealogy and Louisiana history, as well as numerous papers and articles. She performed on-site source research in the archives of the Opelousas Post, New Orleans, Alabama, Texas, North Carolina, Missouri, Illinois, Pennsylvania, New York, Washington, DC, Canada, France and Mallorca, Spain.

Mrs. Vidrine collaborated on genetic research projects with Tulane and Louisiana State University. She was a member of many professional societies, notably as a founding associate of the National Historical Society, elected president of the Louisiana State Historical Association, and a founding member of the Council for the Development of French in Louisiana (CODOFIL). She was also appointed by the Governor as a member of the State of Louisiana’s Commission on Historical Records and its Commission on Cultural Resources.

This collection is divided into two sections. First, there are her personal papers, which consist of biographical material, her education, writing, speech, and committees served on. The second section is her research work files. This consists of extensive research she did on over 400 surnames, her publications and research materials for these publications, correspondence, pedigree charts, and census records. The collection also includes numerous pedigree charts, maps, and volumes of family histories she researched.

The children of Jacqueline Vidrine donated this collection.

Note: Vidrine-Vedrines, volume II (unpublished) – research material is Restricted: Boxes 31-34 and notecards. This is restricted unless permission from one of her children is given.

See Also: Collection 272: Vidrine, Jacqueline O. Papers.

SERIES: A. Personal 1. Biographical 1-01 thru 1-04; Box 1A 2. Education 1-05 thru 1-14 3. Correspondence 1-15 thru 1-17 4. Writings, Speeches/Talks, Committees 1-18 thru 2-34 5. Other a. EGHS 2-35 thru 2-38 B. Research 1. Surnames 2-39 thru 10-15.1 2. Publications 10-16 thru 11-08 3. Correspondence 11-09 thru 12-19 4. Pedigree Charts 12-20 thru 12-36 5. Census Records 12-37 thru 13-15.1 6. Research: JOV a. Writings and publications 13-16 thru 17-50 b. Ethnics 17-51 thru 18-04 c. Locations 18-05 thru 19-30 d. Travels 19-31 thru 20-15 e. Other – Genetic Studies 20-16 thru 20-21 7. Other a. Center for French Studies 20-22 thru 2-26 b. Center for Louisiana Studies 20-27 8. State Archives 20-28 thru 24-37 9. Fr. Donald Hebert 24-38 thru 26-18 10. Church and Civil Records 26-19 thru 27-11 C. Louisiana History 1. Evangeline Parish – history 27-12 thru 27-22 2. General – Euzebe Vidrine 28-01 3. Louisiana – history 28-02 D. Photographs 28-03 thru 28-14 E. Maps 28-15 thru 28-25 F. Notecards Box 28-30 G. Unpublished writings – RESTRICTED Box 31-34, notecards H. Microfilm/Artifacts Box 35 I. Oversize Volumes 1-54 Map Case 41-01 thru 41-13

INVENTORY:

BOX 1

A. Personal

Biographical 1-01 Listing of her publications, talks, a summary of her life, assorted dates 1-02 Obituaries, baptism, etc. 1-03 Newspaper clippings, assorted dates 1-04 Funeral program, JOV, 2018

Education 1-05 Sacred Heart High School Diploma, May 26, 1946 1-06 Sacred Heart High School – Other, “Sixth Annual Class and Award Night, May 22, 1946 (program); Certificate: Completed seventh grade of studies, May 20, 1942 1-07 Sacred Heart School – 4th Grade, English and Math, class material 1-08 Northwestern State College, 1945-1947, correspondence, student handbook, Physical Education Notebook, 1946-1947 1-09 Louisiana State University, 1947-1951, correspondence 1-10 Southwestern Louisiana Institute, 1956-1960, correspondence 1-11 Southwestern Louisiana Institute, spring semester 1959,”Ladder of Life” by JOV. Supervisor: Mrs. Dorothy W. Beraud (Observations and Professional readings) 1-12 Southwestern Louisiana Institute, 1956 – class material. Class assignments from Dr. Ben Kaplan’s class 1-13 School certificates: University of New Orleans, division of continuing education, completed “The Symposium on Louisiana Colonial Civil Records, December 4, 1976; State Department of Education, receiving B.S. Southwestern Louisiana, professional training 30 semester hours for Upper elementary grades, February 12, 1960; State Department of Education, receiving 82 semester hours in the grades and some high school subjects in Evangeline Parish, Public schools, September 26, 1956; State Department of Education, receiving 71 semester hours in the grades and in some high school subjects on a day-by-day basis in Evangeline Parish, public school system, October 4, 1955.”Les Belles” Centiemes” Certificate of Membership, during the Ville Platte’s Centennial Celebration and Cotton Festival September 14-21, 1958; The American Red Cross, Evangeline Parish for period ending December 31, 1959. Instructor course completed at Evangeline Parish, Louisiana Chapter. June 27, 1958. Includes American National Red Cross identification card dated July 19, 1946. 1-14 Observations and Professional readings: Southwestern Louisiana Institute, miscellaneous writings, 1959.

Correspondence 1-15 1979-2002, miscellaneous 1-16 Copyright paperwork, the Library of Congress, 1959 1-17 Marriage Contract of the Opelousas Post. 1960

Writings 1-18 Articles: miscellaneous 1970s-1980s 1-19 Articles: Vidrine-Vedrines 1659-1788, La Voix de prairie, v. 2, no. 1 January 1981; Archives of the Archdiocese of Mobile – Birmingham Chancery Office, Mobile, Al. Marriages Entered in Baptismal Book 1, New Orleans Genesis, v. IX, March 1970 1-20 Article: Militia Officers of Orleans Territory in 1808. Includes index, 1999 1-21 Book reviews, miscellaneous 1-21.1 The Church and Her Children, a study of the Catholic family in the United States today. By JOV, Sociology 405, spring 1957 semester. Southwestern Louisiana Institute 1-22 Protestants in Catholic Records (condensed draft) 1-23 Love’s Legacy, The Mobile Marriages recorded in French, transcribed with annotated abstracts in English, 1724-1786. (reviews, pamphlets, other) 1-24 A Guide to Mobile Marriages, French Period. New Orleans Genesis, II, January 1981. 1-25 Love’s Legacy. Page 5, 15, 17, 25, 29, 35, etc. (photo copied) 1-26 Pointe Coupee before 1735. History 390, Dr. John Cameron, Jr. USL, 1972 1-27 Pointe Coupee before 1735. History 390, Dr. John Cameron, Jr. USL, 1972. Includes maps (2 copies) 1-28 Governor Vaudreuil’s voyage to Louisiana. The Passenger List of the Charente and the Navigational Logbook of the Lion d’Or for their Voyage of 1743. 2014 1-29 Vidrine-Vedrines, Our Vedrines in France, 1600-1750. Includes certificate of copyright registration. Pp. 1 – 49. (photocopy) 1-30 Vidrine-Vedrines, Our Vedrines in France, 1600-1705. Pp. 50 – 126 (photocopy) 1-31 Vidrine-Vedrines, Our Vedrines in France, 1600-1750. Pp. 127 – 234 (photocopy) 1-32 Vidrine-Vedrines Our Vedrines in France, 1600-1750. Publisher’s copy, pp. 1 – 138, original drawings, etc. 1-33 Vidrine-Vedrines, Our Vedrines in France, 1600-1750. Publisher’s copy, pp. 139 – 244 1-34 Vidrine-Vedrines, Our Vedrines in France, 1600-1705. Publisher’s copy, pp. 1 – 105 plus material on cover of book (with samples) 1-35 Vidrine-Vedrines, Our Vedrines in France, 1600-1705. Publisher’s copy, pp. 112-214. Includes sample pages 1-36 Vidrine-Vedrines, Our Vedrines in France, 1600-1705. Publisher’s copy, original – full size. Includes research material 1-37 Vidrine-Vedrines, Our Vedrines in France, 1600-1705. Publisher’s copy, original – full size. Includes research notes. 1-38 Governor Vaudreuil’s Voyage to Louisiana. The Passenger List of the Charente and the Navigational Logbook of the Lion d’Or for their Voyage of 1743. 2012. (draft) 1-39 The Opelousas Post, 1764-1789. Guide to the St. Landry Parish Archives. Deposited at Louisiana State Archives. (2 copies of original publications) 1-40 Marriage Contracts of the Opelousas Post 1765-1803. 1960. (draft) (2 copies) 1-41 Southwest Louisiana Records, volume 1 (preface, handwritten)

Speeches/Talks 1-42 Tracing Traditions. Attakapas Historical Society, Louisiana Genealogy and Historical Society. No date.

Box 1A

1A-01 How Genealogy May Used as a Tool for the Scientist. 3rd Annual Genealogical Institute, LSU, January 9, 1960 1A-02 French Colonial Historical Society, 25th Annual Meeting, 300th Anniversary of the French in Louisiana. 1999. JOV attended 1A-03 An Old Frontier: A Genealogical History of Evangeline Parish. Alexandria Louisiana Genealogical Society. October 5, 1982 1A-04 Protestants in Catholic Records: The Lower Mississippi Valley and West Florida under France and Spain. National Genealogical Society Conference in the States, Biloxi, Mississippi, April 28, 1988. 1A-05 Protestants in Catholic Records: The Lower Mississippi Valley and West Florida under France and Spain. National Genealogical Society Conference in the States, Biloxi, Mississippi, April 28, 1988. (1st draft) 1A-06 Protestants in Catholic Records: The Lower Mississippi Valley and West Florida under France and Spain. National Genealogical Society Conference in the States, Biloxi, Mississippi, April 28, 1988. (draft) 1A-07 Protestants in Catholic Records: The Lower Mississippi Valley and West Florida under France and Spain. National Genealogical Society Conference in the States, Biloxi, Mississippi, April 28, 1988. (work copy) 1A-08 Abstract of Title: Property of Jacques Joseph Olivier, et al. Part 1 1A-09 Abstract of Title: Property of Jacques Joseph Olivier, et al. Part II

Box 2

2-01 Protestants in Catholic Records: The Lower Mississippi Valley and West Florida under France and Spain. National Genealogical Society Conference in the States, Biloxi, Mississippi, April 28, 1988. (typed copy with notations) 2-02 Protestants in Catholic Records: The Lower Mississippi Valley and West Florida under France and Spain. National Genealogical Society Conference in the States, Biloxi, Mississippi, April 28, 1988. (handout material) 2-03 The Old Frontier: A Genealogical History of Evangeline Parish. Alexandria Louisiana Genealogical Society. October 5, 1982 (note cards) 2-04 Symposium on Louisiana Colonial Archives, New Orleans, December 4, 1976. Sponsored by University of New Orleans. 2-05 The Old Frontier: A Genealogical History of Evangeline Parish. American Business Women Association Meeting. November 17, 1988 2-06 Calendar of Louisiana Colonial Documents. Louisiana State Archives and Records Commission. No date 2-07 Ville Platte Area; Opelousas Archives and Louisiana Research. Note cards 2-08 Spain. Lafayette Genealogical Historical Society, April 1980. 2-09 Marriage Contracts of the Opelousas Post, 1765-1803. Jennings Genealogical Society meeting. March 16, 1978. 2-10 Genealogy. D.A.R. no date (note cards) 2-11 Family Historians are wanted – and Rewards are offered. Louisiana Genealogical Society, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 1989 2-12 Opelousas Research in France. Imperial St. Landry Historical and Genealogical Society, 1996 2-13 Symposium on the Colonial Civil Records in the State of Louisiana, December 4, 1976, New Orleans, LA. 2-14 Archives for Research. Lafayette, DAR – Galvez Chapter, 196-? 2-15 Tracing Traditions. Attakapas Historical Association, November 4, 1967; Louisiana Genealogical Institute, Baton Rouge, April 20, 1968. 2-16 DAR Speech. National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, 1958 2-17 Introduction to Genealogy and Local History. No other information provided, no date 2-18 Acadians. Lafayette, December 7, 1978 2-19 Tracing Traditions. Attakapas Historical Association, November 4, 1967; Louisiana Genealogical Institute, Baton Rouge, April 20, 1968. Typed material and note cards 2-20 Methods for Genealogy. Research for beginners. Charenton, Louisiana, November 1967 2-21 Spanish Research. Note cards. No other information provided. 2-22 Tracing Traditions. Attakapas Historical Association, November 4, 1967; Louisiana Genealogical Institute, Baton Rouge, April 20, 1968. 2-23 Protestants in Catholic Records: The Lower Mississippi Valley and West Florida under France and Spain. Southwest Louisiana Genealogical Society and Calcasieu Parish Public Library, April 1, 1989. 2-24 Wanted: Family Historians. Lafayette Genealogical & Historical Annual Conference, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. April 24, 1999. 2-25 Wanted: Family Historians. Lafayette Genealogical & Historical Annual Conference, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. April 24, 1999. Research material 2-26 Mobile’s early church records. Southwest Louisiana Genealogical Society, 1984 2-27 Mobile’s early church records. Southwest Louisiana Genealogical Society, 1984. Research material 2-28 Mobile’s early church records. Southwest Louisiana Genealogical Society, 1984. Research material 2-29 Mobile’s early church records. Southwest Louisiana Genealogical Society, 1984. Research material

Committees 2-30 Bicentennial of Acadian Culture Louisiana, January – December 1965. Includes correspondence, news clippings, etc. 2-31 CODOFIL, 1968-1970, Includes lists of members, news clippings, correspondence, and other miscellaneous materials. 2-32 Louisiana Historical Records Commission. Advisory – Records Board. Includes list of members, confirmation questionnaires, correspondence, news clippings, etc., 1980-1985 2-33 Louisiana State Archives, miscellaneous materials, 1958-1980 2-34 Louisiana State Archives, Friends of …, 1980-1982. Includes workshop material, correspondence, etc.

Other – EGHS 2-35 Evangeline Genealogical and Historical Society: submitted material for newsletter, 1980- 2-36 Evangeline Genealogical and Historical Society: correspondence, cover page material, etc., 1991 2-37 Evangeline Genealogical and Historical Society: Fontenot Book material (revisions) 2-38 Evangeline Genealogical and Historical Society: Fontenot Book material (additions and corrections)

B. Research

Surnames 2-39 Index to surnames - handwritten 2-40 Albert 2-41 Albert-LeRoux 2-42 Allain 2-43 Allard 2-44 Allen 2-45 Andre 2-46 Andrepont 2-47 Andrus 2-48 Anslem

Box 3

3-01 Arceneau 3-02 Arceneau 3-03 Arceneau-Bergeron 3-04 Ardoin 3-05 Ardoin-Lapointe 3-06 Arnaud 3-07 Attales-Attalis 3-08 Aubert 3-09 Aucoin 3-10 Avila 3-10.1 Balthezar 3-11 Barre – (de la Burre) 3-12 Baudreau 3-13 Baux 3-14 Beausergent 3-15 Bello 3-16 Benoit 3-17 Bergeron 3-18 Bernard 3-19 Berthelot 3-20 Bertrand 3-21 Berza-Barsa-dit Lafleur 3-22 Bienvenu 3-23 Bigot 3-24 Bihm-Bohm 3-25 Bihm-Bohm 3-26 Billeaudeau 3-27 Billeaudeau 3-28 Billeaudeau 3-29 Biset 3-30 Blanchon 3-31 Boftz 3-32 Boisset 3-33 Bopf-Boftz 3-34 Bonin 3-35 Boone 3-36 Boone 3-37 Boone 3-38 Boone 3-39 Boone 3-40 Boone 3-41 Boone 3-42 Boone 3-43 Boone 3-44 Boone 3-45 Booth 3-46 Bordelon 3-47 Bordelon-Rolland 3-48 Bosf 3-49 Bossier 3-50 Bouchard 3-51 Boudreau-Boudreaux 3-52 Boudreau-Samere 3-53 Boudrot-Landry 3-54 Bourgeois 3-55 Bourq 3-56 Bourseiller-Curlee 3-57 Boutin 3-58 Boutte

Box 4

4-01 Bowie 4-02 Brasseau 4-03 Braud 4-04 Breaux 4-05 Breaux 4-06 Bret 4-07 Brignac 4-08 Broussard 4-09 Brun 4-10 Bullard 4-11 Buller 4-12 Bundick 4-13 Burleigh 4-14 Busche, Bush 4-15 Calais 4-16 Callaghan 4-17 Campbell 4-18 Carmouche 4-19 Carriere 4-20 Carter 4-21 Castel 4-22 Cachere 4-23 Chapman 4-24 Charleville-Verdon 4-25 Chassin 4-26 Chatelian 4-27 Chauvin 4-28 Chenette 4-29 Chevelair 4-30 Chiasson 4-31 Chiasson-Bourgeois 4-32 Clermont 4-33 Coco 4-34 Collins 4-35 Colon 4-36 Charetien 4-37 Comeau 4-38 Coreil 4-39 Corle-Carle 4-40 Cormier 4-41 Courtableau 4-42 Courville 4-43 Crepeau (connection to Rondeau) 4-44 Cyr 4-45 Daigle 4-46 Daigle 4-47 Daire 4-48 Damourette (Moreau) 4-49 Darby 4-50 Darbonne 4-51 Dartes 4-52 Dardeau 4-53 D’Arsenbourg-Darensbourg 4-54 David 4-55 Debaillon 4-56 Declouet 4-57 Decuir 4-58 Defretat 4-59 Dehault-Delassus 4-60 de la Fosse 4-61 Demouruelle 4-62 Demouy 4-63 DeQuir 4-64 Derbanne 4-65 Deroche (Evard) 4-66 Derouen (Drouin) 4-67 DeRuy (Bourseiller) 4-68 Desalle (Duclos) 4-69 Desautels – Deshotels: Berza 4-70 Desbordes 4-71 Descures 4-72 Desmarets 4-73 Desmarets 4-74 Desoto 4-75 Deville 4-76 Deville 4-77 Devillier 4-78 Dogue 4-79 Doiron 4-80 Doucet 4-81 Dubisson 4-82 Dubois 4-83 Dubos 4-84 Ducote 4-85 Ducros 4-86 Dugas 4-87 Duhon 4-88 Dunbar 4-89 Dunman (Dorman) 4-90 Duos 4-91 Duplechain 4-92 Dupre 4-93 Dupre 4-94 Dupre 4-95 Dupuis 4-96 Dupuy 4-97 Duralde

Box 5

5-01 Duralde 5-02 Durocher 5-03 Duson 5-04 Duvalt 5-05 Edemmier-Edelmeyer: Eldermaire 5-06 Ellender 5-07 Escagne (Millan) 5-08 Etienne 5-09 Flaugeac 5-10 Foltz 5-11 Fontenot 5-12 Fontenot 5-13 Fontenot 5-14 Fontenot 5-15 Fontenot 5-16 Fontenot 5-17 Fontenot 5-18 Fontenot (marriages) MB: 1 Opelousas Church 5-19 Fontenot (successions) 5-20 Foret 5-21 Forman-Foreman 5-21.1 Foucault 5-22 Foulon 5-23 Frederic 5-24 Friderich 5-25 Fruge 5-26 Fuselier 5-27 Fuselier 5-28 Fuselier – Fusilier 5-29 Gambel 5-30 Garand: Soileau 5-31 Gardes 5-32 Garnier (See Ardoin) 5-33 Garrigues (de Flaujac) 5-34 Gaspard 5-35 Gaspard: Norman 5-36 Gaudet – (Gaudeau) 5-37 Gautherot 5-38 Gautier 5-39 Gautrot: Pitre 5-40 Gayoso 5-41 George 5-42 Girardy 5-43 Goudeau 5-44 Gratiot 5-45 Guidry 5-46 Guilbeau 5-47 Guilchrist 5-48 Guillory 5-49 Guillory 5-50 Guillory 5-51 Guillory 5-52 Guillory 5-53 Guillory 5-54 Guillory 5-55 Guillot 5-56 Guyon

Box 6

6-01 Halay (see Albert) 6-02 Hamilton 6-03 Hankel 6-04 Hay-Jackson 6-05 Hay (Masson dit Olivier) 6-06 Hay-Nich_Foltz (Hayer: Voltz) 6-07 Hayes-Lyons 6-08 Hayes 6-09 Hayes 6-10 Hayes 6-11 Hebert 6-12 Henderson 6-13 Henry 6-14 Hingle 6-15 Ivy 6-16 Jackson 6-17 Jeanmard 6-18 Jeansonne-Johnson 6-19 Jeansonne-Johnson 6-20 Joffrion 6-21 Joliet 6-22 Juchereau (de St. Denis) 6-23 Juneau 6-24 Juzan 6-25 Kastenburg-Kastenberg 6-26 Kastenburg-Derouche-Louis 6-27 Kintreck (Kintere) 6-28 Krebs 6-29 Kroeger 6-30 L’Archeveque 6-31 L’Empelleur (Dumas/Durieux) 6-32 LaBraye 6-33 Labreque 6-34 Lacase (Lacasse) 6-35 Lacour 6-36 Lafitte 6-37 Lafleur 6-38 Lafleur 6-39 Lahie-Lahaye 6-40 Lamirande 6-41 Landreneau 6-42 Landry 6-43 Langlois 6-44 Laprade 6-45 Lasseigne 6-46 Latour 6-47 Launey 6-48 Laurent 6-49 Laussat 6-50 Lavergne-Thomelin 6-51 Lazard 6-52 Lebas 6-53 LeBlanc 6-54 Ledet 6-55 Ledoux 6-56 Leger 6-57 Lejeune 6-58 Lejeune-Trahan 6-59 Lemoine 6-60 Lemoine 6-61 Leroux (de Lafleur) 6-62 Lescaut 6-63 Lesueir 6-64 Lewis 6-65 Linde-Faite 6-66 Lotier (Desmaret) 6-67 Loupe (see also Menti; Olivier) 6-68 Loupe (see also Menti; Olivier) 6-69 Ludeau 6-70 Luquet (dit St. Eustache) 6-71 Lyons 6-72 Manuel 6-73 Manuel 6-74 Marcantel 6-75 Marion 6-76 Martin 6-77 Matte 6-78 Mayeau 6-79 McCauley-Ivy (Ivy & Pope) (Camel: Campbell) 6-80 McDaniel 6-81 Meche 6-82 Menti 6-83 Michel 6-84 Miller 6-85 Molaison 6-86 Monte-Vincent

Box 7

7-01 Monchervau-Moncharvau 7-02 Moreau 7-03 Morein 7-04 Morgan 7-05 Morel 7-06 Morin (Valleau) 7-07 Mouton 7-08 Naquin 7-09 Negrier 7-10 Nezat 7-11 Nunez 7-12 O’Connor 7-13 O’Donnaghan-Donegan 7-14 Olivier 7-15 Olivier 7-16 Olivier 7-17 Olivier 7-18 Olivier 7-19 Olivier 7-20 Olivier 7-21 Olivier 7-22 Olivier 7-23 Olivier 7-24 Olivier 7-25 Olivier 7-26 Olivier 7-27 Olivier 7-28 Olivier (Spain) 7-29 Olivier (Spain) 7-30 Olivier (Spain) 7-31 Ortega/Ortego 7-32 Ourso 7-33 Paquet-Paquier 7-34 Patin 7-35 Pellerin 7-36 Perrodin 7-37 Perrodin-Thibodeau families 7-38 Perron 7-39 Philippe 7-40 Phillips 7-41 Pierrotti 7-42 Pitre 7-43 Pitre-Thibodeau(Doucet & Acadie) 7-44 Poche 7-45 Pope 7-46 Poret 7-47 Posey 7-48 Pontalba 7-49 Potier 7-50 Praux-Preau-Perot 7-51 Pregaldin 7-52 Prejean 7-53 Prevost-Provost 7-54 Prevost-Dubos 7-55 Prince 7-56 Prudhomme

Box 8

8-01 Quebedo 8-02 Rabalais 8-03 Rabalais-Belanger 8-04 Raymond 8-05 Recuron 8-06 Reed 8-07 Richard 8-08 Richaume 8-09 Richie 8-10 Ritter (Ryder) 8-11 Robert 8-12 Robillard 8-13 Robin 8-14 Roblot ( (Corlee: Bourelier) 8-15 Roche 8-16 Rochon 8-17 Rogue 8-18 Rolland 8-19 Roman 8-20 Rondeau 8-21 Rondot 8-22 Rondot – Colon 8-23 Rouensa 8-25 Roujot – Demouy 8-26 Roy 8-27 Rozas 8-28 Ryan 8-29 Sallier 8-30 Sarazin 8-31 Sanson 8-32 Saucier 8-33 Saucier 8-34 Saulnier 8-35 Savant 8-36 Savary 8-37 Savoie-Savoy 8-38 Schexnayder 8-39 Semer-Simar-Saimere, etc. 8-40 Shaw 8-41 Shipp 8-42 Simon 8-43 Smith 8-44 Soileau 8-45 Soileau 8-46 Soileau 8-47 Stagg (New York) Stoutenbourg – Daly 8-48 Stagg – Stoutenburgh 8-49 Stagg 8-50 Stark 8-51 Stelly 8-52 Stephen-Desautels 8-53 Stephan-Rolland 8-54 Stephan dit Roquancourt 8-55 Sylvester-Sylvestre 8-56 Sylvester-Sylvestre 8-57 Taillon – Tayon 8-58 Tate 8-59 Tate 8-60 Tate – Albert Tate Papers (last draft) 8-61 Tegre 8-62 Theriot 8-63 Thibodeau 8-64 Thibodeau-Thibodeaux 8-65 Thompson 8-66 Thompson 8-67 Toups 8-68 Trahan 8-69 Tremie 8-70 Turpin 8-71 Vasseur 8-72 Veillon 8-73 Veillon 8-74 Veillon

Box 9

9-01 Veillon 9-02 Veillon 9-03 Veillon 9-04 Veillon-Billeaudeau 9-05 Veillon-Billeaudeau 9-06 Veillon-Billeaudeau 9-07 Vidrine 9-08 Vidrine 9-09 Vidrine 9-10 Vidrine 9-11 Vidrine 9-12 Vidrine 9-13 Vidrine 9-14 Vidrine 9-15 Vidrine 9-16 Vidrine 9-17 Vidrine 9-18 Vidrine – Obituaries (The Gazette: 1967 – 1982) 9-19 Vidrine 9-20 Vidrine

Box 10

10-01 Vidrine 10-02 Vidrine 10-03 Vidrine 10-04 Vidrine 10-05 Vidrine 10-06 Vizina 10-07 Vogt-Poleck 10-08 Voorhies 10-09 Weirch 10-10 White-Whiethead 10-11 Wichner 10-12 Wilson 10-13 Wood 10-14 Young 10-15 Zeringues 10-15.1 Multi families (from Stephen A. White publications)

Publications 10-16 Le Journal, Index v. 1-17, fall 1983 – fall 2001 10-17 Le Journal, v.5-10, 1989-1994 10-18 Le Journal, v.12-15, 1996-1999 10-19 Le Journal, v.16-18, 2000-2002 10-20 Le Journal, v.19-21, 2003-2005 10-21 Le Journal, v.22-24, 2006-2008 10-22 Le Journal, v.24-26, 2000-2010 10-23 Le Journal, v.27-28, 2011-2012 10-24 Le Journal, v.29-31, 2013-2015 10-25 France: Louisiane, 1978-1979; Les Amis De la Louisiane, 1978 10-26 The Alabama Historical Quarterly, fall 1960 10-27 The National Genealogical Society Conference, 1988 10-28 Sainte: Livrade – Southwest Lot, 1985-1995 10-29 Vocabulaire des Assurances Sociales, 1966 10-30 Fort Toulouse, 1989 Book by George A. Waselkov 10-31 La population des forts francais d’Amerique, (XVILLe siècle) Bergeron 10-32 Recueil de Divers Documents Historiques et Gelealogiques Vedrines et Tisserand, 1981 10-33 Marriage Contracts, 1700s 10-34 Abstracts of St. John the Baptist Civil Records, 1757 – 1792, pp. 1-36 10-35 Spanish Louisiana Articles 10-36 Articles: EPY, Recherches sur la Paroisse, et Biographie De M. Mayet, 1879 10-37 Articles Memoires de la Genealogique – Canadienne, Francaise, October 1955 10-38 Articles, 1969 Index Calendar of Louisiana Colonial Documents 10-39 Articles, miscellaneous 10-40 News clippings, assorted dates 10-41 Folklore, Backyard Days on Cornwall Street 10-42 Histoire des Protestants et de l’Eglise 10-43 Abstract of Catholic Registers of Arkansas, 1764-1858

Box 11

11-01 Reflections, Natchitoches, Louisiana, 1983-1989 11-02 Reflections, Natchitoches, Louisiana, 1990-1993 11-03 Mississippi River Routes – 1996, 2008; Historic New Orleans Collection, 1985 11-04 Militia Lists of the Two Company’s; Ladislais Lazardo (book) 11-05 Historical Kaskaskia; the Voyages in the Illinois Country 11-06 Jack D. Holmes 11-07 Jack D. Holmes 11-08 Jefferson Genealogical Society newsletter, May-June 2002, v.17, no.3 11-08.1 State Archives & Records Service, newsletter, 1976-1981 11-08.2 State Archives & Records Service, Legacy, 1981-1986

Correspondence 11-09 Mrs. E.C. Reed, Lake Charles 11-10 Walter J. Saucier 11-11 Raleigh Saucier, North Carolina 11-12 Walter J. Saucier, 1960-1970s 11-13 F.W. Seineke – re: Saucier from Illinois 11-14 Seineke, 1965 11-15 Katherine Wagner Seiner, Illinois 11-16 Larry J. Stevens 11-17 St. Livrade eternirons 11-18 Gironde 11-19 Europe 11-20 French letters 11-21 Queries, 1979 11-22 France 11-23 Miscellaneous 11-24 Winston Deville 11-25 Vidrine/Vedrine 11-26 Vidrine/Vedrine 11-27 Vidrine/Vedrines notes, reviews, R.B. Ardoin 11-28 Bruce Ardoin 11-29 CODOFIL/ Queen of the Acadian – Boucherie Breakfast, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 11-30 Attakapas Gazette, JOV publisher 11-31 1975-1985 11-32 1982-1985 11-33 1989 11-34 1986 – 1987 11-35 1990 – 1991 11-36 Olivier family 11-37 French Model letters

Box 12

12-01 Friends of Archives 12-02 State Archives 12-03 JOV book 12-04 Genealogy Societies and Business Places 12-05 Queries and complications 12-06 Vidrine interest 12-07 French 12-08 1960s 12-09 1970s, miscellaneous 12-10 1980s 12-11 1990s, miscellaneous 12-12 2000s 12-13 no dates 12-14 Canada 12-15 Robert W. Courville, Lafayette, LA 12-16 Deville 12-17 Mrs. Gianelloni 12-18 Jack D. Holmes, Alabama 12-19 Jack D. Holmes, Alabama

Pedigree charts 12-20 John King (includes pedigree charts 12-21 Veillon-Aubert 12-22 Veillon-Aubert 12-23 Veillon-Aubert 12-24 Veillon-Aubert 12-25 Veillon-Aubert 12-26 Veillon-Aubert 12-27 Vincent 12-28 Peloquin-Fruge 12-29 Peloquin-Fruge 12-30 Guillory 12-31 Bourgeois 12-32 Pitre 12-33 Ortego 12-34 Landreneau 12-35 Dugat/Dugas 12-36 Gotrot/Gautrot

Census 12-37 1860 – Ville Platte, Louisiana (St. Landry parish) 12-38 1810 – Opelousas, Louisiana (St. Landry parish) 12-39 1820: Key 12-40 1800 – church – Post Da Avoyelles 12-41 Cemetery – Louisiana Parishes 12-42 1686-1699 – Acadian Families by Winston Deville (also list of Pelican girls) 1704 12-43 1600 - 1717 12-44 1717 - 1729 12-45 1730 - 1739 12-46 1737 - 1739 12-47 1740

Box 13

13-01 1741 – 1745 13-02 1746 – 1759 13-03 1750 13-04 1760 13-05 1760 13-06 1770 13-07 1770 13-08 1770 13-09 1780 13-10 1790 13-11 1800 13-12 Studies – Louisiana; Vidrine; Priests 13-13 Military 13-14 1777 – 1806 13-15 Research 13-15.1 1600-1800, families Canadiennes

Writings and publications 13-16 Mobile Book 1: E, F, G 13-17 Mobile Book 1: H, I, J, K 13-18 Mobile Book 1: L 13-19 Mobile Book 1: M, N, O, P 13-20 Mobile Book 1: R – Z 13-21 Pointe Coupee – Item 5, October 29, 1785 – August 4, 1840, Funerals 13-22 Pointe Coupee 13-23 St. Ann Church, Morganza, May 20, 1786 to June 15, 1891, Marriages 13-24 Pointe Coupee, Item 2 13-25 Writings – Item 7, January 6, 1786 – October 2, 1814, Baptisms 13-26 Writings – Items 7, January 6, 1786 – October 2, 1814, Baptisms 13-27 Mobile – Studies (signatures) 13-28 Mobile 13-29 Mobile 13-30 Guide to Opelousas Post 13-31 Contract, letters, etc. 13-32 Letters and Reviews and other publications 13-33 Love’s Legacy expenses and contracts

Box 14

14-01 Louisiana Historical Quarterly, August 17, 1723 – July 1963 14-02 Louisiana Historical Quarterly, 1773-1838 14-03 Louisiana Historical Quarterly, 1737-1738 14-04 La Voix de Prairie 14-05 Protestants & Catholic Records 14-06 Protestants & Catholic Records 14-07 Protestants & Catholic Records 14-08 Protestants & Catholic Records 14-09 Protestants & Catholic Records, Correspondence, Biloxi, April 28, 1988 14-10 Protestants & Catholic Church People and Example – Jews – as Wed 14-11 Protestants in Catholic Church I – draft 14-12 Protestants in Catholic Church France, 1699 – 1763, II 14-13 Protestants in Catholic Church Span, 1763-1819, III 14-14 Protestants in Catholic Church Extant Church Records. Originals; Special Protestant sources; Published and unpublished extracts 14-15 Protestants in Catholic Church Places & Special letters 14-16 Pointe Coupee, Item 1 14-17 Point Coupee, records, 1766 14-18 Point Coupee Item 3, 1756-1769 14-19 Point Coupee Item 4-7 14-20 Point Coupee Item 3, June 30, 1842 – November 9, 1842 14-21 Pointe Coupee Item 9-15, August 1841 – July 7, 1876 14-22 Pointe Coupee Morganza, St. Ann Item 1 14-23 Pointe Coupee, 1745 Census 14-24 Pointe Coupee, draft history, 1699-1745 14-25 Point Coupee Church and Priests 14-26 Pointe Coupee officials, commandants, and officers 14-27 Pointe Coupee PC – History, drafts – KWS – footnotes and remarks 14-28 Pointe Coupee – date after draft 1 – family groups 14-29 Pointe Coupee Soldier’s information 14-30 Pointe Coupee draft 2, 3 14-31 Pointe Coupee maps 14-32 Pointe Coupee photocopies of manuscript 14-33 Pointe Coupee outlines, chronological, and bibliographies 14-34 Pointe Coupee history notes, published sources 14-35 Pointe Coupee, LHO – article, volume 2 14-36 Pointe Coupee families 14-37 Pointe Coupee geography notes 14-38 Pointe Coupee family paragraphs 14-39 Pointe Coupee biographies 14-40 Pointe Coupee first draft 14-41 Pointe Coupee draft 14-42 Pointe Coupee family notes 14-43 Pointe Coupee: letters with family dates 14-44 Pointe Coupee Families: A – L

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15-01 Pointe Coupee Mobile – correspondence 15-02 Pointe Coupee Families: M – Z; others 15-03 Pointe Coupee Mobile correspondence 15-04 Pointe Coupee Mobile History 15-05 Pointe Coupee mobile transcriptions 15-06 Pointe Coupee Mobile marriages 15-07 Pointe Coupee Mobile transcriptions 15-08 Mobile/New Orleans Colonial Territory families surnames research 15-09 Mobile Related documents 15-10 Pointe Coupee drafts and correspondence 15-11 Pointe Coupee, draft 3 15-12 Pointe Coupee Introduction, history writings – photographs 15-13 Pointe Coupee correspondence 15-14 Pointe Coupee correspondence 15-15 Acadiana Profile – Pointe Coupee, September-October 1969 15-16 Mobile Marriages, New Orleans Genesis 15-17 Mobile Marriages, New Orleans Genesis Indices and Church Records 15-18 Mobile book 1 (1-10) transcriptions and abstracts 15-19 Mobile book 1, Mobile families (to correct/add) 15-20 Mobile book 1, A’s 15-21 Mobile book 1, B’s 15-22 Mobile book 1, C’s 15-23 Mobile book 1, D’s 15-24 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743 15-25 Vaudreuil’s passenger list 1743 15-26 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana, maps 15-27 Vaudreuil’s book, passengers, extended notes 15-28 Vaudreuil’s book 15-29 Vaudreuil’s book ships passenger list survey 15-30 Riguard de Vaudreuil, Joseph: Hyacinthe … 15-31 Eckart Wildness “Empire” 15-32 LeGrand marque Pierre de Rigaudde Vaudreuil et la Louisiana 15-33 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 2 15-34 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 3-4 15-35 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 5-6 15-36 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 7 15-37 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 8 15-38 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 9-12 15-39 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 13 15-40 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 14 15-41 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 15 15-42 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 18 15-43 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 19 15-44 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 20 15-45 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 22 15-46 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 23 15-47 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 24 15-48 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 25 15-49 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 26 15-50 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 28 15-51 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 29-30 15-52 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 31 15-53 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 32-33 15-54 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 34-35 15-55 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 36 15-56 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 37-38 15-57 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 39 15-58 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 40 15-59 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: 41 15-60 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: Rasteau, Paul (see also ships) 15-61 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: ships and captains 15-62 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: Captains table 15-63 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: transcriptions 15-64 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: Miscellaneous reference to people passenger La Charente 15-65 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743: transcriptions 15-66 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743 15-67 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743, article 15-68 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743, article

Box 16

16-01 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743, articles 16-02 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743, footnotes 16-03 Logbook of Le Lind’or 1743 (early draft) 16-04 notes and documents (early draft) Gov. Vaudreuil’s voyage to Louisiana 16-05 Vaudreuil’s trip to Louisiana 1743 16-06 Vidrine-Vedrines 16-07 Vidrine-Vedrines (announcements, reviews, letters) 16-08 Vidrine-Vedrines, volume 1 publisher information 16-09 Vidrine-Vedrines, volume 1 address and indexes 16-10 Vidrine-Vedrines, volume 1, letter about book 16-11 Vidrine-Vedrines, volume 1 16-12 Vidrine-Vedrines, volume 1 16-13 Vidrine-Vedrines, volume 1 outlines 16-14 Vidrine-Vedrines volume 1 documents 1648 – 1683 16-15 Vidrine-Vedrines 16-16 Vidrine-Vedrines, volume 1, footnotes 16-17 Vidrine-Vedrines 16-18 Vidrine-Vidrines volume 1, reference notes 16-19 Vidrine-Vedrines volume 1, 1643, 1667 16-20 Vidrine-Vedrines volume 1, titles: chapters, notes, section 16-21 Vidrine-Vedrines, coat of arms 16-22 Vidrine-Vedrines – photographs 16-23 Vidrine-Vedrines – photo “Pierre” 16-24 Vidrine-Vedrines – volume, correspondence 16-25 Vidrine-Vedrines 16-26 Vidrine-Vedrines, omit 16-27 Vidrine-Vedrines, not used (maps) 16-28 Marriage Contracts of the Opelousas Poste (manuscript) 16-29 Marriage Contracts of the Opelousas Poste 16-30 Marriage Contracts of the Opelousas Poste 16-31 Protestants in Catholic Records 16-32 Protestants in Catholic Records (also presented talk) 16-33 Protestants in Catholic Records (maps) 16-34 Love’s Legacy, expense 16-35 Love’s Legacy Spanish period 16-36 Love’s Legacy, baptism 1704-1756 16-37 Love’s Legacy certified copies and note cards 16-38 Love’s Legacy, baptisms and marriages indices 16-39 Love’s Legacy, mobile registers notes 16-40 Love’s Legacy Mobile, bb1 16-41 Love’s Legacy, MBI 1-14 16-42 Love’s Legacy Mobile MBI1 - Ja-24b 16-43 Love’s Legacy Mobile MBQ 2 5a – 3 1b February 1739 to March 1, 1745 16-44 Love’s Legacy Mobile MBI 32 – 39b, #1, April 27, 1745 – December 18, 1748 16-45 Love’s Legacy Mobile MBI 4a – 47B, June 27, 1758 16-46 Love’s Legacy Mobile MBI 4 8a – 5 5c 16-47 Love’s Legacy Mobile MBI 1 – 19b, Originals Transcriptions and Abstracts

Box 17

17-01 Love’s Legacy Mobile Baptism book 1, Marriages (original transcription visit abstracts) 17-02 Love’s Legacy Mobile MBI – 15a – 2 4b original transcription and abstracts 17-03 Love’s Legacy Mobile MBI – 2 a – 3 1b originals 17-04 Love’s Legacy Mobile MBI – 3 2a – 3 9b originals 17-05 Love’s Legacy Mobile MBI – 4 0a – 4 7b originals 17-06 Love’s Legacy Manuscript, originals 17-07 Love’s Legacy Mobile Cathedral archives 17-08 Love’s Legacy McGowen’s copy 17-09 Love’s Legacy Mobile MBI – 1704 – 1778 17-10 Love’s Legacy Mobile MBI – 16 a St. Catherine Pascagoula, Dauphine Island 17-11 Love’s Legacy Mobile Book 1, Marriages 17-12 Love’s Legacy Mobile Marriages Book 1, 2-20 17-13 Love’s Legacy Mobile MBI p. 2 1a – 2 4d 17-14 Love’s Legacy Mobile MBI p 2 5a – 55g 17-15 Miscellaneous – Illinois 17-16 Miscellaneous – 1750-1765 17-17 Miscellaneous – Illinois 1756-1765 17-18 Miscellaneous – Illinois 1756-1765 17-19 Miscellaneous - Succession of Marianne Moncharvaux – Vve (Pierre) Clermont, deceased wife of François Robin 17-20 Miscellaneous - 1795….8, Cash loan to Florentin Poiret by Pierre Vedrine as tutor of Elizabeth Clermont 17-21 Miscellaneous - July 25, 1795: Marriage Contract Etienne Vidrine & Victoire Soileau 17-22 Miscellaneous - November 5, 1796 – land Sale Elizabeth de Moncharvau Vve De Vidrine to Francois Duplessis 17-23 Miscellaneous - Etienne Vidrine Land Claim 1830, Survey 1811 17-24 Miscellaneous - Etienne (Pierre) September 15 1796, Vedrine request for Land Sale, March 1819 to Joseph Guillory and Father Veillon 17-25 Miscellaneous - Lapase (Etienne) Vedrine 1830 [1796] T4SR2E Section 48, Baton Rouge, B1195 (Prairie Fakatike (sic) 17-26 Miscellaneous - 1797 Soileau to Etienne Vidrine, 20 40 near Bayou Crocodile 17-27 Miscellaneous - 1799 October (167) Exchange of Land: Noel Soileau and Etienne Lapeze Vedrine 17-28 Miscellaneous - 1802 Spanish Land Gant Etienne Vidrine to Noel Soileau 17-29 miscellaneous - 1803 Land Sale – Pierre de Vedrine & William Reed – See Opelousas Archives November 15, 1790 17-30 Miscellaneous - Joseph Guillory – Land Claim – 1833 T4SR35 B 1395 Section 52 17-31 Miscellaneous - Deposit of Pierre Vidrine Re: Brother Etienne 20 x 40 arp. Near Bayou Crocodile 17-32 Miscellaneous - T4SR34 East Survey/August 1816 part of Galvez Grant to J.B. Vidrine, January 22, 1778. 17-33 Miscellaneous - District Court- 404 May 12 1818 – Heirs of Pierre de Vidrine vs. McGairy, see November 5, 1795 and May 12 1818 17-34 Miscellaneous - Probate Court: $16 Fr. Duplessis vs. Heirs of McGairy see November 5, 1795 and May 12, 1818 17-35 Miscellaneous - Opelousas 1836 Archives (attic 1960) 404 (District Court) Heirs of deceased Pre Vidrine & Elizabeth Moncherveau vs. McGary & Duplessis. 17-36 Miscellaneous - 1825 Ville Platte Survey 17-37 Miscellaneous - LSAR: Opelousas Inventory, sale and Partitions – May 22, 1833, Succession Pierre Francois Baptiste Vidrine (deceased wife? M. Josephe Brignac) 17-38 Miscellaneous - Opelousas Archives Louisiana State Archives December 6, 1836, Settlement of Succession of deceased Jean Baptiste Vidrine, pere separation of land sold December 6, 1836. 17-39 Miscellaneous - November 7, 1840, Andre Petrovich Thomas H. Lewis, Administrator 17-40 Miscellaneous - Opelousas Archives Louisiana State Archives December 6, 1836 Settlement of Succession of deceased Jean Baptiste Vidrine, pere separation of land sold December 6, 1836 17-41 Miscellaneous - Probate Court #791 Opelousas Church, St. Landry parish, February 16 – April 16, 1837, Estate, Pierre Vidrine deceased spouse of Adelaide Fontenot 17-42 Miscellaneous - April 12, 1842, Louisiana State Archives Records Opelousas, Will of Elizabeth Miscellaneous - Vidrine wife of Alexander Lazar [Biladihowitz] 17-43 Miscellaneous - Opelousas Probate #1077, September28, 1843 –Estate of Adelaide Fontenot decease widow of Pierre Vidrine 17-44 Miscellaneous - St. Landry District Court #6006, 15th Judicial District, December 11, 1852, Petition James Clark vs John Caswell, et. Al. 17-45 Miscellaneous - Plat Jn. Bte. Vidrine Land T4SR3E: T4SR4E confirmed by Act of Congress =, June, 1958 17-46 Miscellaneous - January 25, 1902 – Estate of Eloi Vidrine I 17-47 Miscellaneous - #510 - #6369 St. Landry parish Estate of Pierre Vidrine, April 17, 1909 17-48 Miscellaneous - Opelousas Court House Probate #1195 have 1845 papers only – Inventory, December 8, 1911 Estate Jean Baptiste Vidrine deceased husband of Eloise Pitre. 17-49 Miscellaneous - Ville Platte Church Probate 6369 refer to probate #6144, St Landry parish – Estate of Pierre Vidrine Vidrine, a minor emancipation, December 8, 1911, brother of Jean Vidrine (son of Pierre DV Vidrine) 17-50 Miscellaneous - #84 Reading Register Estate Book #2, page 80, Esttate of Oline Fontenot, January 17, 1913.

Ethnics 17-51 Acadians 17-52 Acadians 17-53 Acadians 17-54 Acadians 17-55 Acadians 17-56 Louisiane 17-57 Acadians (news clippings) 17-58 Acadians – St. Martinville 17-59 Migration – USA 17-60 Anglos 17-61 Gypsies 17-62 Bohemes – Gitanos 17-63 Bohemians 17-64 Canadians 17-65 Canadians 17-66 Canadians

Box 18

18-01 Louisiana Germans 18-02 Dutch 18-03 Germans 18-04 Spain in the Mississippi Valley, 1765-1794

Locations 18-05 Natchitoches, established 1716 18-06 Avoyelles 18-07 Fort de Chartres 18-08 Rapides 18-09 Baton Rouge 18-10 Baton Rouge 18-11 Baton Rouge 18-12 St. James and Adjoining parishes 18-13 Pointe Coupee 18-14 Diocese of Lafayette 18-15 Carencro 18-16 New Iberia 18-17 Lafayette 18-18 Louisiana Colonial Records Project 18-19 Opelousas 18-20 Opelousas 18-21 Opelousas 18-22 Opelousas 18-23 St. Martinville 18-24 St. Mary parish 18-25 Diocese of Houma & Thibodeaux 18-26 St. John the Baptist Parish 18-27 New Orleans 18-28 Alabama 18-29 Upper Louisiana/Arkansas 18-30 Georgia/Florida/Indiana 18-31 Maryland/Kentucky/Massachusetts/New England states 18-32 Detroit 18-33 Mississippi 18-34 Missouri 18-35 New York/Washington, DC 18-36 Pennsylvania 18-37 North Carolina 18-38 South Carolina 18-39 Tennessee 18-40 Virginia 18-41 Library of Congress 18-42 Arkansas

Box 19

19-01 St. Landry Parish 19-02 Lafayette Parish 19-03 Baton Rouge Parish 19-04 St. James Parish 19-05 Elton 19-06 Natchitoches 19-07 New Orleans Little Red Church Records 19-08 New Orleans, miscellaneous 19-09 Ste. Livrade, France – Baptisms, Marriages 19-10 L’Agenais – early history 121 B.C. to 1444 A.D. 19-11 Kaskaskia: miscellaneous notes, 1750s 19-12 Arkansas: includes Jesuit letters, 1727, 1730 19-13 Arkansas – includes Jesuit letters, 1717, 1730 19-14 Arkansas – Jesuit and Relation 19-15 Jesuit Relations Poisson to Patouillet, 1727 19-16 Quebec 19-17 Emigrants – Port of Bordeau 19-18 Commandant – Nova Scotia 19-19 Bona Arsenault letters 19-20 France 19-21 Holland 19-22 Great Britain 19-23 Spain 19-24 Germany 19-25 Europe 19-26 France 19-27 France 19-28 France 19-29 France 19-30 Louisiana

Travels 19-31 Spain – Olivier family 19-32 Agen Guiager 19-33 Ediquette Notes T.U.I. sympathy 19-34 Arkansas: Dorothy Core 19-35 Mississippi; Spain 19-36 Trip West, summer 1961 19-37 Agen (Ste. Livrade) 19-38 Gironde: Bordeau; Barsac-Preignor 19-39 Notes from travels 19-40 Pre 1500 19-41 Other areas 19-42 Notes from published sources 19-43 d’Entremant 19-44 Origin: name; France 19-45 France 19-46 Rank and Lawyers 19-47 Lot-et-Garronne 19-48 France – dictionary notes 19-49 Lot-et-Garonne (Agen); Gironde (Bordeaux) 19-50 France – Vedrines 19-51 Barsac, Preignac 19-52 May 26 – June 5 1904 19-53 Signatures – duplicates 19-54 Ste. Livrade – civil records 19-55 Lot-et-Garonne; Agen; Livrade 19-56 Lot-et-Garonne 19-57 St. Livrade; Agen 19-58 St. Livrade - Civil records 19-59 St. Livrade – Civil records 19-60 Illinois; Missouri 19-61 Ship l’Elepfant, capture 1745 19-62 France, drawings of ship 19-63 France 19-64 Illinois 19-65 Canada 19-66 Canada 19-67 Archdiocese and Diocese

Box 20

20-01 Ste. Livrade, Jacoubet papers 20-02 Ste. Livrade, Jacoubet papers 20-03 Ste. Livrade, Civil Records 20-04 New England Trip 20-05 Lot-et-Garonne 20-06 France – news clippings 20-07 France 20-08 France – radio France 20-09 France – 1995 (Vidrines) 20-10 Great Britain, Germany 20-11 Vidrines – signatures 20-12 Paris – archives 20-13 Bordeaux-Raymond Dossier 20-14 Louisiana Handicrafts and special people 20-15 War between the Sstates, Battle of Baton Rouge, August 1862

Genetics 20-16 Genetic studies 20-17 Genetic study – Dr. Kloepfer 20-18 Genetic Studies 20-19 Genetic Studies – miscellaneous 20-20 Genetic Studies – Betty LeBlanc 20-21 Genetic Studies – Eye Retinitis pigmentesa

Center for French Colonial Studies 20-22 correspondence, news clippings (2 items) 20-23 Research notes 20-24 Pamphlets 20-25 Articles 20-26 Annual Meeting material

Center for Louisiana Studies 20-27 Program material, pamphlets, etc.

State Archives 20-28 April – May 1791 – documents 20-29 June 1791 – documents 20-30 July 1791 – documents 20-31 August – September 1791 – documents 20-32 October 1791 – documents 20-33 November 1791 – documents 20-34 December 1791 – documents 20-35 1792 material JOV delivered to State Archives 20-36 1793 material JOB delivered to State Archives 20-37 1793 – Succession of Francois Brunet 20-38 September 16, 1793, Land Sale: Joseph Roy to Helene Obram widow of Leonard 20-39 September 10, 1793, Land Sale, Michel Ritter to Joseph Roy 20-40 February 17, 1794, Antoine Boisdore Succession 20-41 September 23, 1796, Decrust Inventory, Mgte Roujot, sp Fr. Ledoux 20-42 June 12, 1804, Estate of Michel Ritter 20-43 November 18, 1812, Procuration: Heirs of Gabriel Fuselier to Joseph Xavier Dalfau Pontalba and his son Celestin. 20-44 December 22, 1819, Succession of Francois Pitre and deceased Marie Thibodeau 20-45 1835, Succession of deceased marguerite Hayer vs. Jn. Bta Guillory 20-46 June 17, 1869. Amede Fontenot vs. Robert Freedman 20-47 December 8, 1786, Land Grant for Pierre Dugas 20-48 December 12, 1786, Land Grant for Patrick Clark of Avoyelles 20-49 December 12, 1786. Land Grant for Richard Wade at Avoyelles 20-50 December 12, 1786. Request for land by Jesse Kirkland of Avoyelles 20-51 December 12, 1786. Patrick Clark, land grant of Avoyelles 20-52 December 13, 1786. Land Grant for Osila Dugas widow of Charles Hebert 20-53 December 30, 1786. Marriage Contract of Nicholas Rousseau and Marie Gradenigo 20-54 December 30, 1786. Land Sale: francois Grevembere to Francois Pomet 20-55 1787: Land Sale, January 2, Robin, Medecin to Guillaume Despan 20-56 January 2, 1787, Land Grant at Ouachita to John Wigand 20-57 January 18, 1787. Land Grant (New Orleans) to Pedro Le Bourgeois and Joseph Gilard 20-58 January 22, 1787, at New Orleans. Acknowledgement of payment for land sold by Francois Ledee to Claude Martin 20-59 March 1787. Memorial to Gov. Miro (incomplete) 20-60 March 6, 1787. Jh. LaPrate statement (concerning dead horse near Quorquine’s (Cochran?) 20-61 March 17-18, 1787. Debt of Jean Pierre Decuir to Brunet 20-62 March 30, 1787. Note concerning grant to widow Joseph Andrus. 20-63 March 31, 1787. Bryan Bruin requests land for himself & others from Virginia (at New Orleans) (Spanish) 20-64 April 4, 1787. Inventory of property of Laurent Bailly. (10 pages) 20-65 April 26, 1787. Dame Laurent Bailly vs. Marcantelle, her petition. (3 pages) 20-66 May 9, 1787. Well of Francois Mamme’. See also October 5, 1787. (8 pages) 20-67 May 10, 1787. Letter of Bertrand with memorandum. 20-68 May 28,, 1787. Michel Carrier vs. Guillaume Despau. 20-69 June 11, 1787. Pierre Andre vs. Widow Carriere (2 pages) 20-70 June 11, 1787. Pierre andre’ vs. Caillouet. Andre’s petition (2 pages) 20-71 June 11, 1787. Petition of Charles Barre’. (3 pages)

Box 21

21-01 June 12, 1787. Succession of Jean Delgado (32 pages) 21-02 June 15, 1787. Land grant – Baton Rouge District for Basilio Ricar, free mulato 21-03 June 15, 1787. Land Grant (Baton Rouge District) to Louis Ricar free mulato 21-04 June 19, 1787. Land Grant for Basihi Ricar, free Mulato. Baton Rouge, LA 21-05 June 19, 1787. Land Grant for Luis Ricar free mulato. Baton Rouge, LA 21-06 June 19, 1787. Land Grant at Baton Rouge to Pedro Ricar, free mulato 21-07 June 20 -25, 1787. List of cattle, belonging to Josine, delivered to Joseph Jeansonne by Marcantel 21-08 June 21, 1787. Succession of Moise otter (18 pages) 21-09 June 25, 1787. Succession of Pierre Andre’ (15 pages) 21-10 June 27, 1787. Land title at Baton Rouge (Pointe Coupee) – Jean Bte. Amiotte 21-11 June 28, 1787. Cam, free mulatto, vs. Jean Francois, free Negro (3 pages) 21-12 June 30, 1787. Land Sale: Langeoiss to Jean Bureau dit LaViolette 21-13 July 9, 1787. Francois Brunet vs. Claude Chabot (9 pages) 21-14 July 12, 1787. Land Sale: Richaume Soileau to Pierre Manuel (3 pages) 21-15 June 11, 1787. Pierre Andre’ vs. Carrier. (1 page) 21-16 July 31, 1787. Request for land at Nacogdoches by Jn. Bte. Dartigaux 21-17 August 12, 1787. Note referring to Land Sale Joseph Chevalier Poiret and wife Fransoise Ledoux to Francois Brunet. 21-18 August 27, 1787 at Attakapas. Land Grant for Olivier Landry 21-19 August 29, 1787. Bundick vs. Escouffie’ (4 pages) 21-20 August 1787. Order of survey (fragment) 21-21 August 29, 1787. Bundick vs. Escouffie (4 pages) 21-22 August 30, 1787. Letter from Joseph Constan in New Orleans to Nicholas Forestal (2 pages) 21-23 September 17, 1787. Succession of Joseph Rosat (117 pages) 21-24 September 22, 1787. Land Grant (Galveston district?) James Smith Yarbourgh 21-25 September 20, 1787. Succession of Etienne Pavie (10 pages) 21-26 September 29?, 1787. List of animals in care of Natanial Kinnison for Joseph Pavie 21-27 September 29, 1787. Public notice: Rules concerning men of color (2 pages) 21-28 October 1, 1787. Notes concerning orders of survey for Ignatius Maillouch, October 1 1787. Francois Rouquiere, December 24, 1789. 21-29 October 2, 1787. William Wickoff vs. John Buhler (3 pages) 21-30 October 4, 1787. Josue Garret vs. Daniel Callaghan (3 pages) 21-31 October 5, 1787. Will of Francois Manne (6 pages) 21-32 October 16, 1787, Bermudy vs. Durousseau 21-33 October 10, 1787. Joseph Frederic vs. Joseph, free mulato 21-34 October 22, 1787. Land Sale: Widow Michel Trahan (now wife fo Bazille Landry) to Gounoulin?) 21-35 October 22, 1787. Land Sale: Athanase Trahan to Gounoulin 21-36 October 25, 1787. Land Sale: Paul Trahan to Gonsoulin?) 21-37 October 29, 1787. Land Sale: Elard Ellis to Patrick McAuley (contemporary copy) 21-38 October 29, 1787. Land Sale: Hardy Ellis to Patrick McAuley (3 pages) 21-39 November 15, 1787. Surveyor’s drawing habitation of Joseph de la Baume 21-40 November 15, 1787. Debt of Jean valet (3 pages) 21-41 November 17, 1787. Request of Zerringue fils? To Brunette or Manne? 21-42 November 28, 1787, Genevieve, free mulatrease vs Laborde (land sale) 21-43 December 2, 1787. Succession of Joseph LeJeune dit Briard 21-44 December 7, 1787. Dissolution of Partnership between francois LeMelle and Brunet 21-45 December 8, 1787. Succession of Olivier Benoit (24 pages) 21-46 December 26, 1787. Jean Baptiste Lacour vs. Manne (9 pages) 21-47 December 10, 1787. Placing of seals after death of Charlotte Labbe wife of Francois 21-48 December 11, 1787. Will of Jean Baptiste Fontenot 21-49 December 20, 1787. Succession of Donato Bello 21-50 December 23, 1787. Succession of LeBray de Gonor 21-51 December 30, 1787. Succession of Andrl Breedon 21-52 July 30, 1788. Inventory of expenses of Donato Bello’s Succession 21-53 January 7, 1788. Guillaume Despan vs. Pierre Guidry 21-54 January 16, 1788. Succession of Jean Pierre de Vidrine 21-55 February 1, 1788. Dissolution of partnership of Alexis Pin and Michel Audiber 21-56 February 3, 1788. Joseph Devilliers frees Marguerite, multatreese slave 21-57 February 8, 1788. Joseph Frederick vs. Despau 21-58 February 11, 1788. Land Sale by William Reed and his wife (Jean) Mills to Charles Barre’ 21-59 February 12, 1788. Jacob Schnell vs. Ignace Ince 21-60 February 13, 1788. Jacob Schnell vs. Carry 21-61 February 16, 1788. Dame Jean Savoy vs. Despau 21-62 February 18, 1788. Emmemond Meullion vs. Escouffie’ 21-63 February 19, 1788. Francois Robin, m.d, vs. Thomas Rill 21-64 February 27, 1788. Succession of Donato Bello deceased husband of Susanne Moreau 21-65 February 27, 1788. Succession of Jeanne Dion Derbanne wife of Francois Manne. 21-66 March 4, 1788. Claude Chabot vs. Ennemond Meullion. 21-67 March 5, 1788. Francois Escouffie vs. Edmond Maglehan (2 pages) 21-68 March 5, 1788. Francois Escoffier vs. Joseph Sylvestre 21-69 March 29, 1788. Trial of Peter Stutz 21-70 March 31, 1788. Jean Bulher vs. Josue Garret 21-71 April 29, 1788. Orders of Navare, Intendant of Louisiana Provinee. April 3, 1788. Ditto 22-72 May 10, 1788. Succession of Pierre Savoy, deceased husband of Louise Bourq 22-73 May 17, 1888. Translation of orders of Miro, governor of Louisiana and West Florida. May 7, 1788. Ditto 21-74 May 19, 1788. Claude Chabot vs. Seth Hanchet (3 pages) 21-75 May 22, 1788. Anthony corkkain vs. Peter Stutz 21-76 May 28, 1788. Anthony Corkain vs. Jean Bourg 21-77 May 31, 1788. Succession of George Baron Cattle Auction Sale 21-78 June 2, 1788. Frank Brown vs. Antoine Boisdore’ 21-79 June 21, 1788. Testament of Pierre Joubert 21-80 June 30, 1788. Succession of Lange Bourg (16 pages) 21-81 July 18, 1788. Succession of Charlotte Labbe, deceased wife of Francois Lemelle 21-82 July 17, 1788. Succession of Jean Baptiste Rainaud of Pointe Coupe 21-83 July 26, 1788. Lacour vs. Mann. (May belong to Succession of Jne. Derbawne deceased wife of Manne, February 27, 1788. 21-84 July 28, 1788. Debt owed to P. Deborde 21-85 August 1, 1788. Will o Francois Manne 21-86 August 14, 1788. Request to sell land by Marie Denis [Sylvestre] widow of Jacques Brignac 21-87 August 21, 1788. Petition of Michel Stuthz to pay his brother, Peter’s debts 21-88 August 22, 1788. Christer Beard requests land. October 15, 1788. Grant signed by Miro, at New Orleans [Spanish] 21-89 September 2, 1788. Arbitration: Lemelle & Brunet. (7 pages) 21-90 September 2, 1788. Pellerin’s account with Brunet. 21-91 September 6, 1788. Petition of St. Germain to sell his habitation (3 pages) 21-92 September 6, 1788. Land Sale: Gabriel Martin to Paul Leger 21-93 September 6, 1788. Public Ordnance by Forstall 21-94 September 9, 1788. Declaration of Henry Raper (3 pages) 21-95 September 13, 1788. Petition of Lacaze pere. To sell his habitation 21-96 September 16, 1788. Pierre Richard vs. Samuel Wells. Lang dispute 21-97 September 17, 1788. Land Sale, Wyble to Blny 21-98 September 18, 1788. Joseph Frederic vs. Joseph LaSonde 21-99 September 30, 1788. Land Sale: Pierre Laborde of Avoyelles to Nicholas Simon and Genevieve 21-100 October 1, 1788. Petition of Widow Donato Bello [Suzanne Moreau] 21-101 October 6, 1788. Petition of Charles LaCaze 21-102 October 8, 1788. Request for land by Bauptista 21-103 October 11, 1788. Succession of Guillaume Barjeau 21-104 October 18, 1788. Joseph Thery vs. Joseph LaPrate 21-105 October 20, 1788. Samuel Wells vs. Pierri Richard 21-106 October 25, 1788. Samuel Wells vs. Pierre Richard 21-107 October 25, 1788. Armand Broussard and the Americans 21-108 October 27, 1788. Sale of Land by Antoine Boisdore and wife Francois Veillon to Nicolas Forstall 21-109 October 31, 1788. Auction of merchandise, at request of Claude Chalot 21-110 October 29, 1788. Survey drawing: Concession of Joseph LeBlanc 21-111 October 31, 1788. Auction of merchandise by request of Claude Chabot 21-112 November 10, 1788. Inventory of possession of Claude Aucoin 21-113 November 20, 1788. Marriage Contract. Claude Aucoin and Marie Brasseur 21-114 December 1, 1788. Request for land by Pierre Doucet 21-115 December 29, 1789. Deposition of Francois Pitre vs. Cecile, free Negresse 21-116 December 6, 1788. Succession of Dame Mane Anne Dubuisson, deceased wife of Jean Dubuisson 21-117 December 31, 1788. Marriage Contract Antoine Nezat and Julie Barre’ 21-118 Land Title Records 21-119 Guides to Opelousas records 21-120 Declaration of Hollier giving reasons for his insolvency. (Sent for Louisiana History publication) 21-121 December 20, 1794. Ceremonies for previous baptism at house of Celeste Vige

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22-01 1774-1867. Catherine Baillio Futch collection of copies of Louisiana State Land Papers 22-02 August 4, 1884. Original ledger papers 22-03 April 22, 1774. C.B. Futch collection, foto of original copy, 1806 of 1774 doc. (Natchitoches) 22-04 December 18, 1799. C.B. Futch papers foto of Opelousas document. 22-05 1760-1769. State Archives Records 22-06 1764-1779. JOV abstracts 22-07 July 22, 1764. At Mobile, Inventory of property of Guillory 22-08 September 29, 1772. Marriage contract, Pierre LeDuc 22-09 November 9, 1772. Succession of Ph. Duplechin. 22-10 June 2, 1776. Marriage Contract. Jacques Saintmont and Anne Marie Kentrek 22-11 September 16, 1789. Land Sale: Durousseau to Carriage 22-12 1778-1779. Miscellaneous documents 22-13 1782-1792. Lafleur collection, sent by Fr. Donald Hebert 22-14 1780. JOV extracts 22-15 1780. Opelousas Archives 22-16 December 29, 1780. Land Sale: Anselm Thibaudot to Jean Bte. Hebert. Attakapas 22-17 May 21, 1781. Contract for labor of Franque for Boisdore 22-18 January 4, 1781. Succession of free Sr. Buker 22-19 April 19, 1782 at Allemands. Letter of Pain to his brother. 22-20 January 14, 1782. French-English by Spanaird Ortega 22-21 July 2, 1782. Inventory for Pierre Guillory before his marriage to Marie Joseph Fontenot 22-22 January 2, 1783. Dame Bordelon sells to Michel Cormier 22-23 October 1, 1783. Pere Grumeau Succession 22-24 October 1, 1783. Land Grants (Natchitoches) to Charles Lemoine; to Jean Varnnghes 22-25 May 24, 1774. Account of John Dunnan with .B. Macarty. 22-26 July 22, 1764. Farmard, Britith Commandant at Mobile on 18 July. 22-27 February 5, 1785. Apprenticeship of Philippe Lacase to Jacob Schnell, carpenter 22-28 June 8, 1785. Jos. deVilliers to Robin – Land Sale 22-29 1785 (to 1796) miscellaneous “Bons” bound 22-30 August 22, 1786. Assistant of Terrebonne Succession with Brunet 22-31 January 5, 1786. Land Sale: Michel Jeannin to Blasse Brasseau 22-32 1786 Accounts owe Brunet 22-33 1786. No Month and Date. Papers of François Sanchez 22-34 January 1, 1786. Concussion for Thomas Hophspour 22-35 January 7, 1786. Succession of deceased Jean Hernandez Delgado. 22-36 January 12, 1786. Notes concerning land claims. 22-37 January 15, 1786. Land Concession for sons of Hophspour 22-38 January 15, 1786. Ordonnance concerning men of color 22-39 February 2, 1786. Sale of A. Bowker’s goods 22-40 March 14, 1786. Succession of Francois Ledee with transfer of land to Firmin Breau January 12, 1788. 22-41 Sale of some belongings of Mr. Dutisne 22-42 April 20, 1786. Petition of Dame Bailly widow of Patin 22-43 April 22, 1786. Land Grant for John Burley 22-44 April 26, 1786. Decree by Miro concerning debts of Juan Grabenigo 22-45 May 18, 1786. Letter from deBrounner at New Orleans to deClouet, with copy of debts … 22-46 June 1, 1786. Letter from Martin Navarro at New Orleans to Don Joechhin de Ortiga. 22-47 June 1, 1786. Sentence of Jacob Harmon 22-48 Pierre Brosset vs. Widow Laurent Dupre dit Terrebonne 22-49 July 1, 1786. Julue Marcantel vs. Michel Wayable, her husband 22-50 July 4, 1786. Criminal Trial of the deserter Joseph Ferraro, Spaniard 22-51 July 5, 1786. Petition of Carriere Monbrun 22-52 July 10, 1786. Petition of Auguste Soileau 22-53 July 11, 1786. Land Grant for Luke Collins, Jr. 22-54 July 12, 1786. Land Grant for Louis George Demharrett 22-55 July 19, 1786. Agreement for commercial rights to woodland; title of concession to cypress woods. 22-56 July 20, 1786. Review of Succession of Jacques Lamothe 22-57 July 21, 1786. Brunet vs. Widow Terrebonne 22-58 July 21, 1786. Marriage contract. Jean Gallot and Julie, daughter of Marie Jeanne Carteronne libre 22-59 July 24, 1786. Boutte fils vs. Joseph Thery 22-60 July 27, 1786. Land Grant for Etienne Maraffret Layssard (land at the Grand Prairie of Catacullen) 22-61 August 8, 1786. Letter from Laurent Bailly at Opelousas, to DeClouet, concerning Lambremont, a deserter 22-62 August 9, 1786. Letter from Donate Bello at Opelousas to DeClouet 22-63 August 11, 1786. John Coleman vs. Jean Buther 22-64 September 1, 1786. Jacques Terrebonne vs. Pierre Doucet 22-65 September 16, 1786. Land Sale: Noel Soileau to Jean Escouffie 22-66 September 1786. Land Grant for Laurent Bailly 22-67 September 19, 1786. Land Sale: François Grevember to Francois LeLeu 22-68 October 4, 1786. Land Grant for Leonard Perillou 22-69 October 24, 1786. Land Grant for Nemesie Bossie 22-70 October 24, 1786. Land Grant for Alexandre Patin 22-71 October 26, 1786. Marriage Contract: Julien Le Sassier and Sarah Collins 22-72 November 3, 1786. Joseph Boutte’ vs. Daniel Callaghan 22-73 November 3, 1786. Baptiste Boutte vs. Samuel Wells 22-74 November 5, 1786. Marriage Contract, Joseph Francolur and Anne Marle Thibaudot, Widow of Francois Rivard 22-75 November 18, 1786. Callaghen vs Sloane Sentence against Callaghan 22-76 November 19, 1786. Report of Duralde concerning Kinnesson 22-77 November 26, 1786. BriseBois vs. Romain de Lafosse: Petitions of deLafosse & Procuration 22-78 December 4, 1786. Land Grant for Jean Charles Dugas 22-79 December 6, 1786. Marriage Contract, Louis Fontenau-Marie Fontenau 22-80 Calendar of Dacs…Opelousas Post, 1764, 1789 22-81 January 29, 1789. Baptiste Boutte to Baptiste Fontenot. Land Sale 22-82 1789. Deposition of John Hay concerning land claim of Joseph LeJeune, resident there 1786 to 1789 22-83 1789. Joshua Garret statement concerning his land grant 22-84 January 12, 1789. Louis Broussard owes court 22-85 January 28, 1789. Abner Marble of Natchez requests land at Bayou Donlap, bordered by lands of Isaac Taylor and Santiago Glascock 22-86 January 29, 1789. Request for land by Charles Smith. Granted March 23, 1793. 22-87 February 3, 1789. Receipts by Marcantel to Brunet (Manne auction) and to Forstall (Succession of Manne) 22-88 February 3, 1789. Statement of various debts owed LeJeune, secretary of Declouet, some bills for Declouet’s son; debts due Jacques Ozenne. 22-89 February 6, 1789. Land Sale (J. Ph?) Pavie to Malveaux at New Orleans his land at Plae Minnie Brules 22-90 February 9, 1789. Petition of Juan Allemand, habitant of Galveston District concerning land at fourche D’Iberville Decree of Miro dated February 19, 1789. 22-91 February 16, 1789. Land Sale: Pierre Frilon to Jacob Beaulieu 22-92 February 25, 1789. Frnacois Duplesis vs. Joseph Chretien 22-93 March 1789. Picard owes the court 22-94 March 3, 1789. Cattle sale Joseph Pavie to J.B. Malveau 22-95 March 13, 1789. Petition of Susanne Moreau widow of Donato Bello 22-96 March 20, 1789. Athanaze Lecourt requests land at place commonly called “Le Segon, Ecor de Mr. Lecourt” at Lariviere au Cannes about 17” lieux du Bourgt 22-97 March 24, 1789. Petition of Charles Lacaze 22-98 March 26, 1789. Contract for tobacco: Lamoran Dier to Brunet 22-99 April 2, 1789. Receipt by Brunet to Florentin Poiret (George Baron auction) 22-100 April 2 1789. Receipt by Chabot to Brunet (Manne Succession) 22-101 April 7, 1789. Receipt by Robin, m.d. to Livan Duclos, and Soulier (Manne Succession) 22-102 April 10, 1789. Joph Charp certifies survey of (Jean Mekos?) concession (drawing included) at Monchor?) 22-103 April 10, 1789. Joseph Charp certifies survey of concession of (Jacob Lialiere?) (Drawing included) 22-104 April 10, 1789. Joseph Charp certifies survey of a concession (no map) 22-105 April 10, 1789. Letter: Vivant at New Orleans to Brunet, Gretier at Opelousas 22-106 April 18 1789. Confers to order of survey to Joseph Rabalais. Remy Lambre, claimant 22-107 April 23, 1789. Succession of Jean C. Harateh (Carach) 22-108 April 27, 1789. LeChevalier DeVilliers vs. Jacob Herman 22-109 April 27, 1789. Response of Widow Donato Bello to Petition of Dame Bailly 22-110 April 28, 1789. Note referring to concession of Simon LeBlanc in Attakapas, on Bayou Carencro 22-111 May 1, 1789. Jose Vazguez Vahamonde requests land in District of Baton Rouge adjoining lands of Ambroosio Terrio of Maximiliano Henry 22-112 May 20, 1789. Receipt by Brunet to Michel Carrier (auction of deceased George Baron)

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23-01 May 11, 1789. Marriage contract. Joseph Andrepont and Marie Therese Langlois 23-02 May 18, 1789. Francoise Larche widow of Delisle Dupre wife of Jacques Terrebonne vs. her husband Jacques Terrebone 23-03 May 20, 1789. Benjamin Monsanto vs. De la Morgandier 23-04 May 23, 1789 Nicolas LaPoint vs Widow Ardouin and her sons 23-05 May 29, 1789. Gme Despau vs. Widow Trahan and her son Paul Trahan 23-06 May 30, 1789. Romain de la Fosse vs. Paul Trahan 23-07 May 31, 1789. Papers of M. Ste Denis of Bayou Chicot 23-08 June 8, 1789. Marriage Contract. George Demmaret – Mone Francoise Fontenau 23-09 June 12, 1789. Receipt by Neuville DeClouet to Brunet 23-10 July 3, 1789. Request for land, by Miguel Erasmo (40 arpents on Bayou Rouge in Avoyelles) 23-11 July 6, 1789. Jean Bte. Rivera vs. Pierre Fontenot dit Bellevue 23-12 July 17, 1789. J. Chevalier and S. Veillion certify that Brunet paid D’Erneville for Jn. Pierre Decuire’s mulate. 23-13 July 20, 1789. Receipt by Marie Louise, free Negresse, to Brunet (Manne Succession) 23-14 July 20, 1789. Marriage Contract. Basil Chiasson – Monique Comau (not certified, translation) 23-15 July 21 1789. Receipt by Jacques Deshotels to Brunet for sum due Fartio at Pointe Coupee 23-15.1 July 30, 1789. Carlos Trudeau writes about boundary of land of Mariana Brion 23-16 July 23, 1789. Papers concerning deceased (jean François) 23-17 September 24, 1789. Note referring to order of survey for Daniel Callagnan 23-18 August 3, 1789. Widow Donato Bello vs. De la Morrandiere 23-19 August 12, 1789. Nomination of tutor for Meoir children of Antoine Belard and his deceased wife Marie Trahan 23-20 September 4, 1789. Pierre Voisin vs. Etienne Watts 23-21 September 1, 1989. “Bon” signed by Dantilly Bertin 23-22 Certificate by Jph. Pavie that he has sold all his cattle at Appelloussa 23-23 September 16, 1789. Land Sale: DuRousser u to Brunet 23-24 September 19, 1789. Land Sale: Joseph Crevalier to Pierre Richard 23-25 September 25, 1789. Alexandre Prelippe du Closlange of Attakapas vs. De La Morandier 23-26 October 2, 1789. Thomas Hoffpauer vs. John chambers 23-27 October 2, 1789. Copy of a “bon” by Pierre Bossie at Allemands, certified by Forstall at Opelousas April 26, 1790. 23-28 October 22, 1789. Receipt by Sem, free mulato, to Brunet (succession of Manne) 23-29 October 3, 1789. Dame Michel Comou vs. Grand Louis Fontenau 23-30 October 16, 1789. Slave sale: Andre Maaire to Sr. Manne. 23-31 October 17, 1789. Main live’ of Mortgage by Jn Pousson in favor of Gme. Despau 23-32 October 20, 1889. Boutte freres m. Joseph Collet 23-33 October 22, 1789 James Watts vs. Luc Collins pere 23-34 October 29, 1789. Slave Sale: Antoine Boisore’ to Jacques Roman 23-35 November 3, 1789. Slave Sale: Laplay Belly of Natchez to Samuel Wells 23-36 November 3, 1789. Slave Sale gme. Despau to Daniel Colleghan 23-37 November 4, 1789. Slave Sale: Joseph Chevalier poiret to Sullivain Saunier 23-38 November 5, 1789. Slave Sale: Daniel Calleghan to Blaise Brasseaux 23-39 November 5, 1789. Slave Sale: Calude Chabot to Jean Galau 23-40 November 9, 1789. Slave Sale: Jean Galau to Francois Brunet 23-41 November 16, 1789. Separation of Lauren Bailly and his wife Marie Louise Barre’ 23-42 November 18, 1789. Notes from Trudeau plat 23-43 November 23, 1789. Land Sale: Michel Carriere to Jean Tesson 23-44 December 3, 1789. Land Sale: Augusta Soileau to Julien La Sassier, captaine de milices a la Nouvelle Orleans 23-45 December 4, 1789. Guillamme Barthelemi request for land (William Berthol--) 23-46 December 3, 1789. Aguste Soileau 23-47 December 9, 1789. Inventory for heirs of deceased Mme. Amable Bertrand 23-48 December 12, 1789. Succession of deceased Francois Lemelle (petition by Martin Duralde, executor) 23-49 December 14, 1789. Bertrana Lassable vs. Francois De Montigny 23-50 December 18, 1789. Succession of deceased Francois LeMelle 23-51 December 19, 1789. Marriage contract Amable Bertrand and Anastasre Aucoin 23-52 December 22, 1789. Pierre Vidrine 23-53 December 28, 1789. Land Sale: Charles LaCase pere to Jean Pierre Carboneul 23-54 December 29, 1789. François Pitre vs. Cecile Negresse Libre 23-55 January 16, 1790. Succession of Thomas Berwick 23-56 January 2, 1790. Francois Pitre vs. Cecile, free Negresse 23-57 January 25, 1790. Lease by Jacques and Fracnois Denis Lemelle, brothers to Joseph Sabot of their shed and tanning barrels for 5 years 23-58 February 24, 1790. Slave Sale: Antoine Boisdore’ to Fransois Brunet. 23-59 March 2, 1790. Declaration of Jacob Schnell, carpenter 23-60 March 19, 1790 LaPrate vs. Thery. Petition of Joseph LaPrate. 23-61 April 23, 1790. Two debts sent Layssard, commandant of Rapides 23-62 June 14, 1790. Endorsement of Guillaume, free mullatto of his brother Cam, free mulalto (Poiret and Brunet vs. Cam) 23-63 June 1, 1790. Louis Cartier vs. Paul Trahan for debts 23-64 June 1, 1790. Receipt for partial payment for slaves sold by Frqancois Arnault Duplessis to William Reed on September 21, 1789. 23-65 June 2, 1790. Mortgage of Slave for debt of Gabriel Martin to Nicolas Forstall 23-66 June 5, 1790. Debt of Susanne Moreau widow of Donato Bello to Christoval de Armas of New Orleans 23-67 June 5, 1790. Decree in favor of Laurent Calick dit Bauchamp 23-68 June 5, 1790. Richard Emond Cuny vs. Samuel Wells 23-69 June 7, 1790. Dejean and Lastrapes vs. Guillaume Brom (William Brown) 23-70 June 9, 1790. James Brown vs. Cesar Archinard 23-71 June 14, 1790 (to 1795 January 9). Case between Laurent Bailly and wife Mane Louise Barre’ 23-72 May 12, 1790. Jacques Faustin vs. Nicolas Provost (dit) Blondin 23-73 June 18, 1790. Marie Joseph Caron vs. hr busband Pedro de la Puenta 23-74 June 18, 1790. Louis Romaine de la Fosse, as fauther of Rosalie vs Francois Savoy dit le fils 23-75 June 22, 1790. Slave Sale: Baptiste Boutee’ and wife Marie Louise Lemelle to Jacques and Francois Lemelle Brothers 23-76 June 23, 1790 (to 22 November 1791). Succession of Pierre Thibaudot, deceased husband of Francoise Saunier 23-77 June 23, 1790. Slave Sale: Daniel Galleghan to Solomon Andrus 23-78 June 23, 1790. Jean Choisser vs. Joseph Picard 23-79 June 23, 1790. Francois Tournier vs. Joseph Picard and Choisser 23-80 June 25, 1790. Agreement between Pedro de la Puente and Joseph Andrepon 23-81 June 26, 1790. Power of Attorney: Hilaire Boutte to Phillippe Boutte his brother 23-82 June 18, 1790. Slave Sale: Antoine Boisdore’ to Jacques Terbonnes and his wife Francoise Larche 23-83 June 30, 1790. Power of Attorney: Philippe Boutte’ to Hilaire Boutte’ his brother 23-84 July 3, 1790. Succession of Joseph Rosat 23-85 July 10, 1790. Sloave sale: Antoine’ Bois Dore’ to Louis Fontenot 23-86 July 10, 1790. Court Suit: Francois Escoffie vs. Jean Archinard 23-87 July 13, 1790. Certification of slave sale on April 1787; Nicolas Forstall to Hilaire Boutte 23-88 July 13, 1790: Slave sale: Antoine Boisdore’ to Michel Lavergne 23-89 July 28, 1790. Land Sale: William O’Donegan to Louis Guillory 23-90 July 30, 1790. Nullification of land sale of May 17, 1788. Antoine Boisore Returns title to Francois Veillon 23-91 July 30, 1790: Mortgage by Guillaume Despau for debt to Jean Dupuy 23-92 July 30, 1790. Hilaire Boutte vs. Claude Chabot 23-93 July 1, 1790. Payment of debt by Joseph Sabot and release of mortgage by Jean Galau. Sale of 23-94 August 4, 1790. Mortgage by Baptiste Boutte’ for debt to the Francois Manne Auction 23-95 August 13, 1790. Land Sale: Louis Guillory to Joseph Sylvestre 23-96 August 16, 1790. Sale of a cypress barge: William Bundick to Jacques and Francois Denis Lemelle, brothers 23-97 August 16, 1790. Land Sale: Joseph Silvestre to John Leonard 23-98 August 18, 1790. Annulment of a billet, in favor of Francois LeDoux, lost by Laurent Caluk, dit Beauchamp 23-99 August 18, 1790. Declaration of debt (and mortgage) of Franacois Ledoux to Laurent Calick dit Beauchamp 23-100 August 20, 1790. Obligation of Widow Donato Bello to Daughter Catherine Bello wife of Jean Alexandre Durousseau 23-101 August 23, 1790. Suit: William Reed vs. Henry Boyer of Natchez 23-102 September 18, 1790. Philippe Boutte’ (for his brother Hilaire Boutte) vs Joseph Sabot 23-103 September 1, 1790. Slave Sale: John P Perkins to John Potter and Francis Nailer 23-104 September 18, 1790. Jean henry Lastrapes and Barthelemi DeJean release mortgaged slaves of Francoiis Amirault Duplessis 23-105 September 18, 1790. Slave Sale: Francois Amirault Duplessis to Luc Hollier 23-106 September 23, 1790. Affair of Jean Joseph Sabot, fugitive 23-107 October 11, 1790. Slave Sale: Nicholas Grubb to Joseph Fontenau dit Bellair 23-108 October 13, 1790. Slave Sale: Reverend Pierre de Zamora to Martin Duralde 23-109 October 15, 1790. Slave Sale: Neuville DeClouet of Attakapas to Florentin Poiret 23-110 October 15, 1790. Contract (for cattle round-up) between Louis Pellerin and Jacques DeBorde 23-111 October 16, 1790. Mortgage by Chevallier DeVilliers and Dlle Fontenette his wife, for debt to Antoine Peytavin 23-112 October 16, 1790. Succession of Joseph Fontenau dit Bellair 23-113 October 18, 1790. Guillaume Despau vs. Daniel Calleghan 23-114 October 18, 1790. Slave Sale: Francois Veillon to Antoine Boisdore’ 23-115 October 18 1790. Slave Sale: Francois Brunet to Peytavin Duriblon 23-116 October 21, 1790. Slave Sale: Paulin Allain (for his father Augustin) to Martin Donato free carteron 23-117 October 21, 1790. Special (limited) Power of Attorney by Maria Josepha Delonde to Antoine Dubrogua 23-118 October 24, 1790. Request of Pampalon to ____ to collect from his debtors 23-119 October 25, 1790. Land Sale: Lastrapes and Dejean, associates to Vivant, Duclos and Souliez, associates 23-120 October 26, 1790. Slave sale (with mortgage) DeJean and lastrapes, associates to Antoine Boisore 23-121 October 28, 1790. Receipt of Dejean and Lastrapes to Francois Amirault Duplessis 23-122 November 3, 1790. Land Sale: Florentin Poiret to Jacob Schnell, charpantier 23-123 November 3, 1790. Francois Tournier of Point Coupee vs. Joseph Picard and Jean Choiser and associates 23-124 November 5, 1790. Receipt of Jacob Schnell to Luke Collins pere 23-125 November 5, 1790. Receipt: Luke Collins pere to Jacob Schnell 23-126 November 5, 1790. Slave Sale: Jacob Schnell to Laurent Bailly 23-127 November 5, 1790. Land Sale: Jacob Schnell to Luke Collins. Pere 23-128 November 8, 1790. Santioago Clomb (Clomle) vs. Goldfrid Virieger 23-129 November 8, 1790. Receipt: Pierre Frelon to Jacob Beaulieu 23-130 November 8, 1790. Land Sale Jacob Benulieu to Pierre Boree free mulatto 23-131 November 8, 1790. Slave Sale: Bejjamin Winfree of Mobile to Nicolas Forstall 23-132 November 10, 1790. Petition of Louis DeClouet to /sell Lamothe cattle to pay road tax 23-133 November 10, 1790. Land Sale: Joseph Maton to Philippe Boutte 23-134 November 12, 1790. Receipt: Jacob Schnell to Laurent Bailly 23-135 November 12, 1790. Receipt: Francois Amirault Duplessis tojacob Schnell 23-136 November 12, 1790. Slave sale: Jacob Schnell to Florentin Poiret 23-137 November 14, 1790. Petition of Susanne Roy, wife of Belli (William) Gilchrist 23-138 November 14, 1790. Nullification of slave sale of Augustin Allain (by Paulin Allain) to Martin Donato, free carteron 23-139 November 17, 1790. Land Sale: Jean Tesson to Michel Carrier. 23-140 November 15, 1790. Land Sale: Louis Guillory to Sieur Pierre de Vidrine 23-141 November 15, 1790. Slave sale: Francois Manne to Francois Stelly 23-142 November 15, 1790. Land Sale: Jean Tesson to Michel Carriere 23-143 November 16, 1790. Land Sale: Luc Hollier, to Michel Carrier 23-144 November 16, 1790. Land Sale: Carriere to Knight 23-145 November 17, 1790. Mortgage by Aleandre Joseph Nieves for debt to Philippe Boutte’ 23-146 November 20, 1790. Slave Sale: Jacques Terrebonne and wife Francoise Larch to Louis Fontenau 23-147 November 22, 1790. Slave sale: Jean Baptiste Bara of Pointe Coupee to Genevieve, free mulatto 23-148 November 22, 1790. Slave Sale: Daniel Callaghan to Noel LeVasseur, forgeron 23-149 November 22, 1790. Land Sale: Noel LeVasseur to Nicholas LeVasseur his brother 23-150 November 22, 1790. Ratification of Land Sale: Marie Joseph, free mulatto, to Baptiste Lorrein 23-151 November 23, 1790. Land Sale: Martin Cammarsac to Joseph Lamirande wife of Barthelemi LeBleu 23-152 November 23, 1790. Land transfer: Louis Chachere to Jacques Deborde. Habitation is mortgaged to Susanne Moreau, widow of Donato Bello 23-153 November 23, 1790. Agreement: Antoione Simian and Jean Galau tonnelier, for apprenticeship of Negro Slave of Simian’s to Galau 23-154 November 24, 1790. Land Sale: Jean Galau to Antoine Simian 23-155 November 27, 1790. Mortgage of slaves by Francois Brunet for debt to Francois Manne and dame Pierre dio 23-156 December 3, 1790. Andre’ Duclot vs. Jacob Harmon 23-157 December 3, 1790. Seizure of property of Dejean and Lastrapes for debt owed Jean Lafargue 23-158 December 22, 1790. Request of Theophile Collins and Julien LeSassier to Postpone survey of Roman’s property at Prairie Basse. 23-159 December 25, 1790. Marie St. Denis and DeSoto

Box 24

24-01 August 13, 1790. Sale of land by Louis Guillory to Joseph Silvestre 24-02 January 27, 1791. Land Sale: Claude Aucoin to Amable Bertrand, fils 24-03 October 1, 1791. Succession of Patrick Burney dec. husband of Marguerite Fitz Patrice 24-04 August 18, 1791. Succession of Etienne Benoit deceased husband of Magdeleine Brau 24-05 May 28, 1791. Land Sale: Pierre Fruge to Louis Fonteneau 24-06 1791. Land Dispute: Louis Boismoreu dit Mauriceau vs. Caillaret 24-07 1791. Civil suit. _____ vs. Joachim Ortega 24-08 January 17, 1791. Louis de Vellion, Civil. 24-09 1791. Obligations 24-10 1791. Opelousas Archives 24-11 February 2, 1791. Concerning Navigation of the Plakemine and the Chafalaya and the Blockage of Bayou Courtableau 24-12 November 9, 1772. Duplechain Fuselier request Silvesre. Point Coupee – Opelousas 24-13 May 10, 1773. Registration for Concession of Land. Jn. Pre de Vedrine 24-14 July 29, 1775. Petition of Jos. Rabalet tutor of Duplechain (children of men) 24-15 September 10, 1775. Succession: Inventory of livestock 24-16 November 5, 1795. Land Sale: Ph. Duplechin to de Vedrine 24-17 October 25, 1777. Succession of Rocheblave 24-18 September 28, 1776. Land Sale: Ant. Boisdore to Jean Gradneigo 24-19 January 22, 1778. Land Claim: Jn. Bte. Devedrine 24-20 June 29, 1778. Exchange Sale, Donato Bello – Negro and a horse to Sr. Degruy for a house 24-21 May 29, 1779. Land claim of Vidrine: Re: grant in 1779 to deVidrine order of survey, 3 April 1769 24-22 March 27, 1784. Succession of Pierre Clearmont 24-23 January 14, 1788. Will of J.B. deVedrine 24-24 June 7, 1858. Jn. Bte. DeVidrine, special act 24-25 1883. Part of Jn. Bte. Vidrine, Land Claim 24-26 October 17, 1785. Land Sale: Mon Sr. DeVidrinne to Baptiste Cuillory 24-27 October 17, 1785. Vedrine I to Bte. Guillory, Grand Prairie 24-28 July 12, 1787. Land Sale. Richaume Soileau to Pierre Manuel bounded side by Bt. Guillory 24-29 September 17, 1787. Succession of Joseph Rosat 24-30 January 14, 1788. Jn. Bte. Vidrine testament 24-31 December 22, 1789. Pierre Vidrine to George Demaret at Grand Prairie 24-32 July 3, 1790. Receipt by Jean Ponsony and wife Agnes deVidrine widow of Jos. Rosat to Martin Duralde 24-33 November 15, 1790. Land Sale: Louis Guillory to Pierre deVidrine 24-34 August 8, 1791. Land Sale: Jean Ponsony and wife Agnes deVidrine to George Walton 23-35 October 17. 1767. Land Sale: Louis Gerard Pellerin to A. Bois Dore’ 23-36 Mobile – Point Coupee. 23-37 Miscellaneous: State Land Office. Index to Plat Books

Father Donald Hebert 24-38 St. Martinville church: Baptisms, 1831-1822 24-39 St. Martinville church: Baptisms, 1823-1824 24-40 St. Martinville church: Baptisms, 1823-1824 24-41 St. Martinville church: Baptisms, 1825-1826 24-42 St. Martinville church: Baptisms, 1827-1828 24-43 St. Martinville church: Baptisms, 1829-1830 24-44 St. Martinville church: Baptisms, 1831-1832 24-45 St. Martinville church: Baptisms, 1833-1834 24-46 St. Martinville church: Baptisms, 1835, 1837, 1842, 1844 24-47 St. Martinvile church: Funerals, volumes 1-3, 1765-1787 24-48 St. Martinville church: Funerals, volume 4, 1787-1830 24-49 St. Martinville church: Funerals, volume 4, 1787-1830 24-50 St. Martinville church: Funerals, volume 4, 1787-1830 24-51 Grand Coteau church: Marriage, volume 1, 1819-1830 24-52 Grand Coteau church: Funerals, 1819-1830 24-53 Lafayette Church: Baptisms, 1822-1824 24-54 Grand Coteau: Baptisms, 1819-1850 24-55 Lafayette Church: Baptisms, 1824-1827 24-56 Lafayette church: Baptisms, volume 3 1827-1832

Box 25

25-01 Lafayette church: Baptisms, volume 4, 1832-1836 25-02 Lafayette church: Baptisms, volume 5, 1836-1845; volume 6, 1847 25-03 Lafayette church: Marriages, volume 1, 1824-1829 25-04 Lafayette church: Marriages, volume 2, 1829-1838; volume 3, 1825-1829 25-05 Lafayette church: Funeral, volume 2, 1824-1831 25-06 Lafayette church: Funerals, Revised edition, 1822-1824 25-07 St. Martinville church: Slave register, volume 1, 1769-1818 25-08 St. Martinville church: A – C, Folio A – B 25-09 St. Martinville church: Marriage Investigations, Folio C, #1 25-10 St. Martinville church: Folio, F-G-H, 1756-1787 25-11 St. Martinville church: B-M-F, 1856-1794 25-12 St. Martinville church, volume 1, B-M-F, 1782-1784 25-13 St. Martinville church, B – M, 1787-1802 25-14 St. Martinville church, Baptisms – Funerals, 1784-1787, Marriages 25-15 St. Martinville church, Marriages, volume 1-4, 1772-1802 25-16 St. Martinville church, volume 5, 5-B, Baptisms, 1797-1803 25-17 St. Martinville church, volume 5, Marriages, 1803-1816 25-18 St. Martinville church, volume 5 – 5B, Baptism 1797-1803 25-19 St. Martinville church, volume 6A, Baptism, 1803-1816 25-20 St. Martinville church, volume 6A, Baptism, 1803-1816 25-21 St. Martinville church, volume 6, Marriages, 1816-1825 25-22 St. Martinville church, volume 7, Marriages, 1825-1830 25-23 St. Martinville church, volume 6, Baptisms, 1803-1807 25-24 St. Martinville church, volume 6, Baptisms, 1808-1809 25-25 St. Martinville church, volume 6, Baptisms, 1810-1811 25-26 St. Martinville church, volume 6, Baptism, 1812 25-27 St. Martinville church, volume 6, Baptisms, 1813 25-28 St. Martinville church, volume 6, Baptisms, 1814 25-29 St. Martinville church, volume 6, Baptism, 1815 25-30 St. Martinville church, volume 6, Baptisms, 1816 25-31 St. Martinville church, Baptisms, 1816-1818 25-32 St. Martinville church, Baptisms, 1818-1820 25-33 miscellaneous research, miscellaneous dates

Box 26

26-01 St. Martinville church, Marriage Contracts, 1760-1814 26-02 Opelousas church, Baptisms, volume 1-B, 1816-1818 26-03 Opelousas church, Baptisms, volume 1A, 1777-1798 26-04 Opelousas church, Baptisms, volume 1-B, 1803-1813 26-05 Opelousas church, Baptisms, volume 1A, 1777-1798 26-06 Opelousas church, Baptisms, volume 1-B, 1807-1813 26-07 Opelousas church, Baptisms, volume 1-B, 1813-1816 26-08 Opelousas church, Baptisms, volume 1-B, 1823-1826 26-09 Opelousas church, volume 1-B, 1819-1822 26-10 Opelousas Courthouse, Marriage Contracts, 1806-1830 26-11 Opelousas Marriages, volume 1-A, 1787-1816 26-12 Opelousas Marriages, volume 1-B, 1816-1830; volume 2, 1830-1883 26-13 Opelousas Baptisms, volume 3, 1827-1836 26-14 Opelousas Baptisms, volume 3, 1827-1836 26-15 Opelousas Baptisms, volume 3 1827-1836 26-16 Opelousas Funerals, volume 1, 1787-1821 (Note: No funerals 1821-1828) 26-17 Opelousas Baptisms, volume 4, 1836-1842 26-18 Lafayette Courthouse, Marriage Contracts, 1812-1844

Opelousas Church Records 26-19 Opelousas Church Records, 1792-1793 26-20 Opelousas Church Records, 1792-1793 26-21 Opelousas Church Records, Vidrine, miscellaneous 26-22 Opelousas Church Records, Vidrine family 26-23 Opelousas Church Records, Vidrine family 26-24 Opelousas Church Records, Succession list, 1830-1831

Box 27 New Orleans Church and Civil Records 27-01 French and Spanish translations 27-02 Hebert research, miscellaneous dates 27-03 Marriage records 27-04 Successions, Baptism book material, etc. 27-05 Cabildo Records, Marriage records, wills 27-06 Cathedral records 27-07 Cathedral records 27-08 Cathedral records 27-09 Black books: Indices 27-10 Court decisions: Marriage contracts, etc. 27-11 Loup

C. Local History

Evangeline Parish 27-12 Ville Platte: People, news clippings, etc. 27-13 Ville Platte: People, news clippings, etc. 27-14 Ville Platte: History, articles, news clippings, etc. 27-15 Ville Platte: History, articles, news clippings, etc. 27-16 Ville Platte: miscellaneous material 27-17 Ville Platte: Life, news clippings, etc. 27-18 Ville Platte: special days, news clippings, etc. 27-19 Parish: local history, 1850s, news clippings, etc. 27-20 Parish: Early history, news clippings, etc. 27-21 Ville Platte: history, news clippings, handwritten & typed material, etc. 27-22 Ville Platte: history, news clippings, etc.

Box 28

Euzebe Vidrine 28-01 The Life of Euzebe Vidrine, manuscript, master copy (also includes copy of published book)

General 28-02 Louisiana History, miscellaneous, news clippings, etc.

D. Photographs

28-03 Vidrine/Olivier families, original and scanned photographs 28-04 Vidrine/Oliver families 28-05 Fort de Chartres, June 1998 28-06 Switzerland; France; Germany, England, etc. 28-07 Arlen Lafleur – house in Grand Prairie; Photographs and cards, September/October 1972; Point Blue; Lawtel photographs; Opelousas - negatives 28-08 Boldue House, Ste. Genevieve, Missouri, August 1982 28-09 Kaskaskia, Illinois, October 1977; Ft. de Chartres, August 1982 28-10 St. Mary – Missouri; Kaskaskia, Illinois, August 1982 28-11 Prairie du Rocher; Ft. de Chartres, August 1982 28-12 Prairie du Rocher, 2002 28-13 unidentified 28-14 negatives

E. Maps

28-15 Projects, miscellaneous 28-16 Research, miscellaneous 28-17 Inventory of Physical and Cultural Elements, Middle Mississippi River Floodplain (River Reach-St. Louis Missouri, to Cairo, Illinois; River Engineers on the Middle Mississippi, A History of the St. Louis District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, by Frederick J. Dobney. 28-18 Miscellaneous, etc. 28-19 Miscellaneous, etc. 28-20 Illinois maps 28-21 Miscellaneous, some drawn 28-22 Land Claims, miscellaneous 28-23 Miscellaneous, some hand drawn 28-24 maps – correspondence 28-25 maps - miscellaneous

F. Notecards

Box 28 1. France – Early families 2. Ancestors and other families 3. New Orleans Cathedral Archives 4. Mobile l – Z 5. Mobile A – Z 6. Genealogy – Europe 7. People – D – Z 8. Illinois – Land 9. Families/places 10. Illinois Records

Box 28A

Notecards Miscellaneous notecards

Box 29

Notecards 1. People, A - D 2. Vidrine – successions 3. Vaudreuil study; Manier, St. Louis, New Orleans 4. Illinois, Kaskasia Papers, Name Index 5. Pre 1735 6. Menier families, various families 7. Special file – Evangeline Parish, houses, furniture 8. Signatures, photocopies, etc. 9. Surnames 10. Land 11. Surnames 12. Sacred Heart, Ville Platte, Louisiana 13. Opelousas Catholic Church, Baptisms and Funerals 14. Opelousas Courthouse and Opelousas church 15. Chronological order

Box 30

Notecards 1. Point Coupee – families – history 2. People M – Z 3. Europe 4. Chronological 5. Mobile – Do – Les 6. Pointe Coupee 7. People 8. Mobile – A-D 9. JOV catalogs 10. Spain 11. New Orleans – Notarial 12. Opelousas Census – Study people – 1771-1777

G. UNPUBLISHED WRITINGS – RESTRICTED!!!!

BOX 31-34 & Notecards Research material for Vidrine/Vedrines, volume 2 (unpublished)

H. Film/Artifacts

Box 35

Film: (35 mm) 1. Lot of Garonne, September 1979 2. Lot of Garonne 3. Opelousas, LA. St. Landry Parish, Courthouse Attic Archives. District Court Files, Vidrine material 4. Vedrine. Archives Dep de La Girande, 1964. Bordeaux, France. Marriage Contract, Vedrine- Raymond, June 5, 1784. 5. Vedrine. Lot-et-Garonne. Fonds de leveche Series G1-307 dispersation 6. Vedrine, J.B. Paris, Archive Nat Colonies 3 384. Dossier Vedrine 7. Bibliotheque de l’Arsenal, Paris dossier Anne Frsc. Rolland cartou 10673. Arch de la Bastille. Journal de Pellerin. 8. Lot et Barronne. Archives Department. Pierre Vidrine, Marriage contract, 1704 9. Vedrine. List-et-Garonne. Fonds d l’evoche. Seres G 1-307

Artifacts 1. Letter Opener. With business card (Rev. Donald J. Hebert) Genealogy Research 2. Patch: Vedrines St. Loup 1026 3. Paper weight: Charter Member Jacqueline O. Vidrine, CFCS Center for French Colonial Studies, 1983-2013.

I. OVERSIZE

Volumes: Volume 1: PERRODIN Volume 2: BILLEAUDEAU – published materials Volume 3; BILLEAUDEAU Volume 4: BILLEAUDEAU – Descendants compiled by Rosie Morein Wells 2011 Volume 5: VIDRINE – 14 March 2012 – for ancestry studies Gift from Rosie Morein Wells VIDRINE – Ve’DRINE Gift from Rosie Morein Wells 14 Feb 2013 Volume 6: OUR VIDRINES –VIDRINE – family groups by generation Volume 7: FAMILY VIDRINE – group sheets Volume 8: FAMILIES – A, B, C Volume 9: MISC binder (blue) Reed, Acadians, Etc. Volume 10: BOONE – CARTER Volume 11: OLIVIER – Documents Volume 12: LSAR. Opel. Poste – Guide, Notes Volume 13: Families of France – Centre’ of Ve’Drines Volume 14: VEILLON – 1977 Volume 15: VEILLON Volume 16: PERRODIN Volume 17: Mrs. Adraste VEILLON Mamire’ B, Octave Billeaudeau, Stories she told me in French Volume 18: BILLEAUDEAU Volume 19: FAMILY CHARTS Volume 20: OLIVIER TO ENTER Volume 21: EARLIEST ANCESTORS Volume 22: St. Landry Parish Civil Records Vol. 1 1803-1819 Judy Riffel Calendars of St. Landry Parish Civil Records Vol. 1 1803-1819 Volume 23: VIDRINE – Louisiana LA originals & Photos Volume 24: MOBILE FAMILIES A-H Volume 25: AVOYELLES Volume 26: OPELOUSAS Volume 27: POINTE COUPEE - 1745 Volume 28: VIDRINE A-G Volume 29: VIDRINE H-Z Volume 30: OUTSIDE OF USA Volume 31: VIDRINE & FONTENOT FAMILY GROUPS Volume 32: FONTENOT – LA 2nd & 3rd generations Volume 33-35: Black Binders No Surnames (Labels are labeled as A-G, H-N, O-Z Volume 36: VIDRINE – OLIVIERS Earliest Ancestors Volume 37: Numerical List of ancestors VIDRINE & OLIVIER Volume 38: Illinois papers Volume 39: Guide to the Acadians in Maryland 18th & 19th century By Gregory A. Wood supplemental 1999 Volume 40: 1720 Louisiana Colonial – Soldiers and Vagabonds by Winston Deville Translator & compiler Mobile 1963 LaRochelle to Louisiana Volume 41: ILLINOIS 1742-1752 France to La. Province Chronology JOV writings Volume 42: VIDRINE Volume 43: VIDRINE – Ve’Drines Originals & Photocopies Volume 44: MOBILE FAMILIES L-Z Volume 45: FONTENOT – compiled copy gift to JOV from Rosie Morein Wells Volume 46: Acadian Coast Census Data Volume 47: Vrame-Olivier list of surnames Volume 48: Penmanship’s Volume 49: Notebook with family surnames and notes Volume 50: FONTENOT Chronology list: pedigrees Volume 51: 1728-1765 (volume 1) Volume 52: August 31, 1727 – November 9, 1756; August 1, 1769 – February 15, 1784 (volume 2) Volume 53: November 24, 1756 – June 3, 1769 (volume 3) Volume 54: Part 1: February 19, 1765 – October 21, 1785 Part 2: September 17, 1837 – July 30, 1841

Pedigrees (oversize) Map Case: Map Case: 41-01 1. Elma Veillon pedigree b. 8 April 1907 d. 1927 (no date on pedigree) 2. 24 May 1977 – on back of pedigree – OLIVIER – VEILLON a. Jacques Joseph Olivier b. 14 Mar 1900 b. Elma Veillon b. 8 Apr 1907 3. Louisiana Genealogical Register Pedigree June 2007 Vol. 54 No.2 4. VEILLON – BILLEAUDEAU 5. OLIVIER – VEILLON 6. OCTAVIE BILLEAUDEAU – front a. ADRASTE VEILLON – back 7. Jacques Joseph OLIVIER b. March 1900 8. Joseph OLIVIER – 1853 9. Long pedigree Ulysses VEILLON, Lindsey VEILLON, Rene VEILLON, Elma VEILLON 10. Joseph Gregoire GUILLORY – huge pedigree prepared by Lloyd GUILLORY, Architect Map Case: 41-02 11. pedigrees Joseph Jacques Olivier / Elma Veillon 12. Old pedigree Joseph Jacques Olivier / Elma Veillon 13. Azelie BIHM – front a. Sylvester THIBODEAU - back 14. Laurent DUPRE, II – front a. Sebastian PERRODIN - back 15. Joseph PERRODIN – front a. Ophelia THIBODEAU – back 16. Huge Pedigree – LA’ FAMILLE CORMIER 17. Joseph Noel OLIVIER a. Cecile ARCENEAUX 18. Research & chart done by JOV for Jake and Elma VEILLON-OLIVIER on their 50th wedding anniversary 19. Jacques Joseph OLIVIER – Elma VEILLON JOV has a whole list of names on this pedigree Map Case: 41-03 20. Jacques Joseph OLIVIER – Elma VEILLON (additions & corrections with notes) 21. Joseph Noel OLIVIER – Cecile ARCENEAUX with notes 22. Adraste VEILLON – front a. Son of Osmin and Aurore FONTENOT 23. Marguerite Dorice BRIGNAC – front a. Jean E. VIDRINE – back 24. FONTENOT m. 1726 HENRY 25. GUILLORY - LACASSE 26. Drouet Warren Vidrine Pedigree Chart 10 Generations (x2) 27. Jacques Joseph Oliver Pedigree Chart 28. Elma Veillon Pedigree Chart (half) x2 Map Case: 41-04 29. Jacque Joseph Olivier Pedigree Chart (partial) 30. Vidrine-Olivier Children Pedigree Chart 31. Research and Complication done by Jacqueline Olivier Vidrine Pedigree Chart x2 Oversize Documents 1. Greensburg a. T3SR3W b. Sec. 43-44 2. Sed W of R a. T4SR10E b. Sec 11,23,24 3. Sed IN of R a. T4SR11E b. Sec. 1 and 13 4. Noms des familles acadiennes au XVIIIe Siècle a. [Acadian Family Names of the 18th Century]

Maps: Map Case: Map Case: 41-05 1. Illinois S&W S P.M. – Township NV South Range – Fort Chartres 2. Fort Chartres – KASKASKI, Illinois – 1870 – SLT 5 No. 4 3. Fort Chartres – KASKASKI, Illinois – 1870 – SLT 4 No. 5 4. Plan des different Villages – Francois dans le Pays des Illynois 1734 – 1778 5. Carte Dune Partie Des Illinois – June 27 1927 – 1734 French Archives 6. Single maps Illinois & Missouri 1825 7. Of the Illinois – 1796 Chicago Historical Society 8. Illinois – 1778- Hutchins Photostat Country 9. G1105 H9 1904 – 1764 Map of the Crown Collection of the American Maps 10. Prairie Durocher Map Case : 41-06 11. Prairie Durocher – 1901 12. Mississippi River – Corps of Engineers Chart No. 23 13. Randolph County – Where Illinois Begins 14. Vidrine Research – name Eloid Bay – (JOV note – interesting) 15. West Indies and the Caribbean 16. Spanish Ships in St. Augustine, Florida 1670 17. Marcel Giraud Histoire de la Louisiane Français VOLT 18. French Maps of France Map Case: 41-07 19. Territoire D’Orléans 1806 20. Mobile d’Alabama 21. Sainte-Livrade, France (x 2) 22. Port-au-Prince map 23. Carte de la Louisiane et de la Floride 1776 24. Spain (x 2) maps in Spanish 25. Isles Baleares 26. Mexico map Map Case: 41-08 27. Map of Texas in the 18th Century 28. Louisiana Roots – 1719 Map of New France (x 2) B&W & Color 29. In Box Section (Maps – Folders Research and Maps) also Research Kaskaskia, IL 30. 1970 Belgique, MO-IL printed 1970 31. 1947 Altenburg, MO-IL printed 1978 32. 1970 Chester, IL-MO printed 1970 33. 1955 Columbia, ILL printed 1955 34. 1947 Crosstown, MO-IL printed 1947 35. 1970 Evansville, IL printed 1970 Map Case: 41-09 36. 1954 Herculaneum, MO printed 1968 37. 1970 Kaskaskia, IL printed 1970 38. 1970 Lithium, MO-IL printed in 1970 39. 1907 Weingarten, MO-IL printed in 1970 40. 1949 Cyrstal, MO-IL, printed in 1949 41. 1968 Rockwood, IL-MO printed in 1968 42. 1954 Valmeyer, IL-MO printed in 1954 43. 1954 Waterloo, IL printed in 1968 & 1974 44. 1968 Welye, ILL printed in 1968 45. Natchez, Mississippi; Louisiana 1953 Map Case: 41-10 46. Prairie Durocher 47. Prairie Durocher (now these are two different maps) 48. 1875 Kaskaskia, Illinois (x 2) 49. Plan of Cascaskies 1770 50. Township 7 Ranges VII & VIII – Kaskaskia Commons 51. Selma, IL 1964 52. Prairie DuRocher, IL 1970 53. Bloomsdale, MO-IL 1970 54. Mobile Dunsford Map Case: 41-11 55. Huge Atlas, Indian Villages of Illinois Country 1670-1830 56. T 45 R 10 E – South Eastern District Louisiana West of the Mississippi River 57. T 35 R 3 W – Greensburg District 58. T 25 R 4 W – Greensburg District 59. T 25 R 5 W – Greensburg District 60. T 25 R 3 W -- Greensburg District 61. Maris Pacifici, cum regionibus circumiacentibus, infulisque in eodem pafsim Parisis, Novifsima description. The Pacific Ocean by Abraham Ortelius, 1589 62. Regni Mexican I Nova Hispania. North America by Hamann, 1750 63. Blue Print 64. Louisiana Roots Jan.-Feb. 2000 Map Case: 41-12 65. United States of America Geographical Growth 66. Fort de Charters 1753-1765 67. Jinx 68. Accurata delineation Celeberrine Regions Ludoviciann (x2) 69. Plan of the Bay Island Of Mobile 70. Township 5 Ranges 71. Mobile Bay (no date, photo copy) 72. Drawing of unidentified map 73. Drawing of Ste Catherine Map Case: 41-13 74. Drawing of Gulf of Mexico (x3) 75. Mobile City Map 76. Map of Noble Erin Island of Kings 77. N°42: Grateloup area, Ste Livrade area…etc.

9.5.2018. jv 11.19.2018 rev. jv 2.8.2021 rev. CPB