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Sacramental Records of Known Persons, Cathedral-Basilica of St Louis King of France, New Orleans, Louisiana

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Filed Under: Catholic Sacramental Records, Free People of Color (FPOC), Genealogy, History, Identity, Language, Latinité, Migrations, Religion, Slavery Tagged With: Catholic Church Records, Colonial Louisiana, Créoles de la Louisiane, Créoles louisianais, Esclavage Louisiane, free people of color, Gens de couleur libres, Louisiana Creoles, Louisiana French period, Louisiana Spanish Period, New Orleans Cathedral, New Orleans Sacramental Records, Records free people color, Slavery in Louisiana, Slaves Louisiana, St Louis Cathedral New Orleans

Slave Narratives of Louisianians Living in Texas, 1936-1938

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Filed Under: Cuisine, Discrimination & Prejudice, Free People of Color (FPOC), Genealogy, History, Identity, Language, Law, Music, Slavery Tagged With: African American Louisiana, African American slaves, Américannité, Creole Slaves, Créoles de la Louisiane, Créoles louisianais, créolité, discrimination, Esclavage en Louisiane, Gens de couleur libres, Jim Crow, Jim Crow in Louisiana, Louisiana Creoles, Louisiana free people of color, Louisiana slaves, Racism, Slavery in Louisiana

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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