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Genealogy - Southwest Louisiana Records Volume 47(XLVII), 1915: Civil and Church Records

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Book Synopsis: If you are researching Southwest Louisiana and your family is predominantly Roman Catholic or Acadian but not limited to that religion, Father Donald Hebert has authored a 47 volume set of books called Southwest Louisiana Records from the southwest Louisiana parishes of Acadia, Allen Beauregard, Cameron, Calcasieu, Evangeline, Iberia, Jefferson Davis, Lafayette, St Landry, St Martin, St Mary and Vermillion. This set includes Catholic and Protestant churches and civil courthouse records of genealogical and historical value. This series of books are ongoing with no definite end as yet. It covers the time frame of 1756 to 1915. Volumes 1, and 2 were redone to include more information in the births and marriages, such as witnesses, grandparents and godparents and are now volumes 1a, 1b, 2a, 2b, and 2c. Fr. Hebert not only included church records but also civil courthouse records of marriages and successions. Volume 33 has a section of slaves and free people of color records which gives the slave owner's name if known. The rear of volume 3 has a section dedicated to the free people of color in St Landry Parish.

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Are you researching your family history in Southwest Louisiana? Look no further! Introducing Southwest Louisiana Records Volume 47(XLVII), 1915: Civil and Church Records Book. This incredible 47-volume set, authored by Father Donald Hebert, is a treasure trove of genealogical and historical information for anyone with a predominantly Roman Catholic or Acadian background. However, don't be limited by religion, as these records also include Protestant churches and civil courthouse documents. It covers a vast time frame from 1756 to 1915 and includes parishes such as Acadia, Allen Beauregard, Cameron, Calcasieu, Evangeline, Iberia, Jefferson Davis, Lafayette, St Landry, St Martin, St Mary, and Vermillion.

What sets this series apart is its commitment to providing comprehensive details. Volumes 1 and 2 have been redone to include additional vital information such as witnesses, grandparents, and godparents, enhancing the insights into births and marriages. These expanded volumes, now known as 1a, 1b, 2a, 2b, and 2c, offer a deeper understanding of family connections and relationships. Not only does Father Hebert include church records, but he also delves into civil courthouse records of marriages and successions, providing a well-rounded perspective on the lives of our ancestors.

As you explore these volumes, you'll encounter fascinating records within Volume 33 dedicated to slaves and free people of color. Discover the names of slave owners, if known, and gain valuable insights into the lives of these individuals. Additionally, the rear section of Volume 3 is dedicated to free people of color in St Landry Parish, offering a unique perspective on this community within Southwest Louisiana.

Don't miss out on this incredible resource that continues to grow with no definite end in sight. Whether you're a historian, a passionate genealogist, or simply curious about your Southwest Louisiana roots, Southwest Louisiana Records Volume 47(XLVII), 1915: Civil and Church Records Book is a must-have addition to your collection. Uncover hidden stories, strengthen family ties, and deepen your understanding of this rich region's history. Get your copy today!

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