Acadians
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Acadian Heritage Week. Proclamation, 2005
This collection consists of a proclamation titled “Acadian Heritage Week” signed by L.J. “Joey” Durel, Jr., City Parish President, and Lafayette Consolidated Government on September 12, 2005. This proclamation in 2005 marks the 250th anniversary of the Deportation and Exile of the Acadians from their homes in maritime Canada in 1755. Many Acadians made their way to South Louisiana, where their descendants have formed the cornerstone of the state’s Cajun life and culture. Original.
Bone-Lovell Families. Papers, 1890-1979
Diary of Phebe S. Beach; miscellaneous papers of other family members; photographs of the Crowley, Louisiana family. Two books by Lorecia Daigle East, both autographed and inscribed, transferred to Louisiana Room: My Acadians; The Boomers. A Women in Louisiana Collection. Donated by Mrs. Major T. Bell, Beaumont, Texas.
Boudreaux Family. Genealogical Records, 920-2010, n.d.
This collection contains genealogical charts, copies from books, various records, and books Mrs. Broudreaux used to compile the family genealogy. The family has been traced back to the year 920 AD.
Her daughter, Lisa B. Menard, donated this collection.
Fletcher, Joel L., Jr. (1897-1972). Papers, 1862-1979, n.d.
Gentry, Judith F. (1942-2021). Papers, 1975-1981, n.d.
This collection consists of Dr. Gentry's professional and research files. A large portion of the collection consists of material she gathered for a grant called “Acadian History.” These materials include data collection of land grants, original acts, baptisms, marriages, and funerals.
KPEL “Someplace Special”. Tapes, n.d.
This collection contains open-reel audio tapes from the KPEL radio station in Lafayette, Louisiana.
Segura, Pearl Mary (1909-1993). Papers, 1718-1992, n.d.
This collection contains genealogy and Acadian history material as well as personal files. The collection is divided into two parts: her working [genealogy and history] files and her personal files.
Winslow, John (1703-1774). Letter, 1755
Autographed letter from Maj. John Winslow of Massachusetts, written during the British campaign in Nova Scotia in the French & Indian War [the deportation of Acadians from Nova Scotia].