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CD135

French-Candian and Acadian Genealogical Review. Volumes 1-9 as issued. Edited by Roland Auger. see description below. ( see requirements ) $29.95

Complete set of this long out of print series written by a variety of authors well versed in French-Canadian and Acadian genealogists. This series was written entirely in English for the American and English-Canadian speaking audiences. Much useful genealogical information can be found in this series.

CD92

Acadian Genealogy and Notes by Placide Gaudet. 372 pages.1905. Ottawa see description below. ( see requirements ) $19.95

Placide Gaudet, undoubtedly the first widely-accepted expert in Acadian genealogy, presented his first genealogical work for publication in 1905 in the Canadian Archives annual report. Employed by the Public Archives of Canada, Gaudet devoted much time to gathering information about the Acadians. Information in this book has been gathered from public and private sources in Canada, the United States, France, and Britain. Many church and notarial records were either not found, damaged or incomplete. Nevertheless Gaudet compiled genealogies for more than 100 Acadian families. He had all good intentions of publishing a comprehensive "Tanguay-like" dictionary for the Acadian race. This publication never saw the light of day. Like many Acadian genealogical compilations, they are subject to conjecture, supposition and much deductive reasoning. In this fine example of scholarship, Gaudet does whet our appetite with the genealogies of 3 families: Bourgeois , Lanoue and Belliveau . In addition, there are substantial sections devoted to Acadians both in Canada and in the deported areas of the world.

Family Genealogies

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Each CD-ROM contains its own reading software [AdobeŽ Acrobat Reader] and is compatible for MAC, Windows 3.1Ž, Windows 95Ž and Windows 98Ž users. The pages of these books are recorded as graphic images, [some are indexed by page number and name but most are in alphabetical order.] The user can access virtually any page with a simple mouse- click and can scroll from page to page, forward, backwards etc. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS-IBM: 386 or higher, MS-DOS, Windows 3.1 or higher; a CD-ROM drive, at least 8mb of RAM and at least 4mb of disk space on the hard drive. Any MAC computer that has Acrobat Reader installed [free download ] can read all Quintin Publications CD-ROMs

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Item #	Description	Price	Click to Buy
Reference
CD135	French-Candian and Acadian Genealogical Review. Volumes 1-9 as issued. Edited by Roland Auger. see description below. ( see requirements )	$29.95
Complete set of this long out of print series written by a variety of authors well versed in French-Canadian and Acadian genealogists. This series was written entirely in English for the American and English-Canadian speaking audiences. Much useful genealogical information can be found in this series.
CD92	Acadian Genealogy and Notes by Placide Gaudet. 372 pages.1905. Ottawa see description below. ( see requirements )	$19.95
Placide Gaudet, undoubtedly the first widely-accepted expert in Acadian genealogy, presented his first genealogical work for publication in 1905 in the Canadian Archives annual report. Employed by the Public Archives of Canada, Gaudet devoted much time to gathering information about the Acadians. Information in this book has been gathered from public and private sources in Canada, the United States, France, and Britain. Many church and notarial records were either not found, damaged or incomplete. Nevertheless Gaudet compiled genealogies for more than 100 Acadian families. He had all good intentions of publishing a comprehensive "Tanguay-like" dictionary for the Acadian race. This publication never saw the light of day. Like many Acadian genealogical compilations, they are subject to conjecture, supposition and much deductive reasoning. In this fine example of scholarship, Gaudet does whet our appetite with the genealogies of 3 families: Bourgeois , Lanoue and Belliveau . In addition, there are substantial sections devoted to Acadians both in Canada and in the deported areas of the world.
Family Genealogies