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Slave Emancipations in St. Martin Parish, Louisiana

The document below is a list of all slave emancipations at the Attakapas Post and St. Martin Parish, Louisiana, from 1756-1863. These areRead More

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Filed Under: Free People of Color (FPOC), Genealogy Tagged With: free people of color Louisiana, freed slaves louisiana, gens de couleur libres Louisiana, gens de couleur libres St Martin Parish, Louisiana slave emancipations, St Martin Parish slave emancipations

Maneuvering Life: Women of Color on the Louisiana Frontier by Mary Magdalen Donovan | Masters thesis

“Situated within the Gulf South region, the Louisiana frontier, which included the Attakapas and Opelousas districts, slowly emerged as a borderland where NativeRead More

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Filed Under: Dissertations & Theses, Free People of Color (FPOC), Genealogy, History, Law, Migrations, Slavery Tagged With: Adélaïde Lemelle, Armand Ramard Peignier, Arnaud Ramar, Augustin Belair Fonténot, Creole academia, femmes de couleur libres Louisiana, François Chénier, free people of color, free people of color Louisiana, free women of color Louisiana, Geneviève Hugon, gens de couleur libres Louisiana, gens de couleur Louisiana, Joseph Bonaparte Gradenigo, Louisiana borderlands, Louisiana Creoles, Louisiana frontier, Marcélite Fusélier, Marcélite Fusilier, Mary Magdalen Donovan

The Masses: The ethnogenesis of Creole cowboy culture in Southwest Louisiana

During the time of the French, the vast prairies of present-day Southwest Louisiana remained mostly uncolonized. The only inhabitants consisted mainly of scatteredRead More

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Filed Under: Free People of Color (FPOC), Genealogy, History, Slavery Tagged With: André Masse, Atakapa, Attakapas District, cowboy, free people of color Louisiana, Ranching, Slavery in Louisiana

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