Louisiana and the French West Indies
October 14, 2014 by Christophe Landry, Ph.D. | 1 comment
This morning I (somehow) wound up on the annotated census of slaveholders in 1860 for St. Martin Parish (Louisiana), which I did earlier thisRead More
This morning I (somehow) wound up on the annotated census of slaveholders in 1860 for St. Martin Parish (Louisiana), which I did earlier thisRead More
Sometime early last year, I indulged in the DNA genealogy craze a second time, and purchased a saliva-based DNA analysis from 23andme. ItRead More
Louisiana Creoles, at least from the early 20th century until the present-day, love to champion their gallic heritage. French this, French that. Fleur deRead More