All Cajuns are related!

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I am still documenting every one of the 2,800+ Acadians who came to Louisiana from 1764 until the early 1800s.  To get to the individual family pages where these Acadian immigrants can found, use the TOC, or Table of Contents, link in the Contents frame to the left.  But the best place to start is the Introduction to these family pages, the link for which is just above TOC.  Elements of "Acadian Immigrants to Louisiana" are still "under construction," especially the family histories and the individual footnotes, but, now that I am retired from the classroom, I chase after Acadian immigrants nearly every day.  I also pursue individual Acadians in Gray if you have an ancestor you wish me to track down.  After all, the original purpose of this site was to tell the story of the Confederate Cajuns.  Thanks to all of you who have shared with me valuable information on your Acadian ancestors.  If I do not respond to your e-messages as quickly as you expect, please keep bugging me until I do get back to you.
P.S. - If the history of your family here is incomplete, as most of them are, I will gladly add more to it ASAP.  Just ask.  To see how detailed a family history can be, check out the history of my own family, the CORMIERs.  Any requests? 
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Information you wish to share about the Cajuns of Louisiana, or any comments you may have about this website, can be sent to

Steven A. Cormier
email: 
GrayAcadian@aol.com

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Keep in mind that this website is a work in progress.  Please report all broken links, mistakes, omissions, and misinformation to the e-mail address above and earn a place in my Acknowledgments.

Last update:  18 July 2008

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