Colonial records
Found in 22 Collections and/or Records:
Iberville Parish. Civil Records, 1770-1964
Lafayette Parish Policy Jury. Minutes, 1823-1833
This collection contains the minutes of the Lafayette Parish Police Jury from 1823 to 1833.
The source of the microfilm is not indicated. The film was acquired by the Center for Louisiana Studies as an extension of the Colonial Louisiana Records Collection. That collection was transferred to the University Archives and Acadiana Manuscripts Collection in 2013.
Louisiana Colonial Records. Collection 1638-1973
The Louisiana Colonial Records contains materials regarding mostly 18th-19th century events occurring in colonial Louisiana, especially governing processes and the Cabildo. The collection contains photocopies of correspondence, legal papers, and land and sales of enslaved people.
Mills, John ( - ). Collection, 1772-1944
This collection contains legal documents from the Attakapas Post at Opelousas, Louisiana (1772-1812) and clippings, broadsides and circulars on Louisiana politics, especially the 1932 election.
Donated by John Mills of Opelousas, Louisiana.
Orleans Parish. Notarial Records, 1739-1928
Pointe Coupée Parish. Civil Records, 1765-1967
St. Charles Parish. Court Records, 1740-1872
This collection consists of copies of the St. Charles Parish Acts of Judges Records. These are records from the Colonial record books and filmed by the Louisiana State Archives.
St. James Parish. Civil Records, 1782-1819
St. John the Baptist Parish. Civil Records, 1753-1899
St. Landry Parish. Civil Records, 1805-1971
This collection contains microfilm copies of St. Landry Parish civil records. Series include conveyances, donations, estates & probates, marriages, plat books, Police Jury minutes, notarial acts, sheriff’s records, successions, school board records, and district court suits.