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Acadians descend from the original French settlers in the area that is now Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. Acadia was founded four years before the founding of Quebec, and Acadians generally come from different parts of France than do Quebecers. In the expulsion of 1755, Acadians were uprooted by the British. Many resettled in Louisiana, where they became known as Cajuns.
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Acadian and French Canadian Ancestral Home Acadian and French Canadian genealogy and history. Includes census records, deportation lists/ships, lists of prisoners lists, vital records and more. Acadian-Cajun Genealogy Includes information on history and genealogy pertaining to Acadians and Cajuns. Acadian Genealogy A list of the first settlers who established themselves at Port Royal according to the Census of 1671 sorted alphabetically by the husband. They walked with Champlain in Acadia By Yvon Cyr. The product of more than 20 years of Acadian research. Acadian GenWeb Project The Acadian page of Canada GenWeb. Acadian Memorial Acadian and Cajun history, genealogy, products and links. Acadian Museum In the heart of Cajun country -- Erath, Louisiana Acadian Museum - University of Moncton Acadian historical and cultural museum on the University of Moncton campus. |
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