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Monthly Archives: April 2008
>Louisiana Cemetery Board Meeting: Damon Veach and the Clarion Ledger
> A few articles of interest concerning Southwest Louisiana in Damon Veach’s column that I found in my mailbox today. I’ve cited the article below for future reference. There were also alerts for Mississippi Cemeteries today that have been posted … Continue reading
Louisiana Cemetery Board Meeting: Damon Veach and the Clarion Ledger
A few articles of interest concerning Southwest Louisiana in Damon Veach’s column that I found in my mailbox today. I’ve cited the article below for future reference. There were also alerts for Mississippi Cemeteries today that have been posted to … Continue reading
>The Louisiana Mailbag
>Here are a few genealogy posts and articles I found in my mailbox this morning. I also came across the GenHaven Blog and added it to the Genealogisphere. GenHaven has a chat room that is really helpful. They are worth … Continue reading
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The Louisiana Mailbag
Here are a few genealogy posts and articles I found in my mailbox this morning. I also came across the GenHaven Blog and added it to the Genealogisphere. GenHaven has a chat room that is really helpful. They are worth … Continue reading
>Le Comite and the Louisiana State Archives
> Damon Veach, The Advocates genealogy columnist, wrote an article recently that is of interest to Louisiana researchers. EOGN blog posted a link, too, about a new book by Judy Riffel, from the “Le Comité des Archives de la Louisiane.” … Continue reading
Posted in louisiana, Louisiana History, Louisiana Societies
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Le Comite and the Louisiana State Archives
Damon Veach, The Advocates genealogy columnist, wrote an article recently that is of interest to Louisiana researchers. EOGN blog posted a link, too, about a new book by Judy Riffel, from the “Le Comité des Archives de la Louisiane.” Founded … Continue reading
>The Colfax Massacre
>Oxford University Press has a conclusive story on a new book about Louisiana 135 years ago.From their website: History is a Gift: The Colfax Massacre LeeAnna Keith teaches history at Collegiate School in New York City. Her new book, The … Continue reading
Posted in Grant Parish, Louisiana History
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The Colfax Massacre
Oxford University Press has a conclusive story on a new book about Louisiana 135 years ago.From their website: History is a Gift: The Colfax Massacre LeeAnna Keith teaches history at Collegiate School in New York City. Her new book, The … Continue reading
The Colfax Massacre
Oxford University Press has a conclusive story on a new book about Louisiana 135 years ago.From their website: History is a Gift: The Colfax Massacre LeeAnna Keith teaches history at Collegiate School in New York City. Her new book, The … Continue reading
>Family Old Photos in Louisiana
>Family Old Photos, “Faces and Places of the Past”, has a wonderful free site to add your old family photographs or search for your surnames. I added a quick link to the left. There are a few photos added under … Continue reading
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