This book details the family names of Mansura, Louisiana. Many French citizens migrated to Mansura in 1800s, and established large families. Some names include Brou, Coco, Durand, Drouin, Fontaine, Escude, Hildenbrand, Ingouf, Joffrion, Juneau, Laborde, Lemoine, Monin, Normand, Poret, Porterie, Regard, Roy, Saucier, Siess, and St. Romain.

The Mansura French and other families: Vol II of the Mansura Sesquientennial Series 1860-2010: The people of Mansura and the Ward Three communities ... Bridge (Mansura Sesquicentennial 1860-2010)

History

DeCuir Sr., Randy

Mayeux Jr., Carlos

Americas

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

First in a three part series about the History of the Village of Moreauville, Louisiana. Covers a general history of the town, founded in 1903, complete with many historic photographs.

Moreauville Centennial

The second volume in a three part series published during the 100th anniversary of the Incorporation of the Village of Moreauville, Louisiana. The book is divided into two parts: A history of education in Moreauville and Family histories of Moreauville. Family names include: Amet, Antoine, Bonnette, Beridon, Bonial, Bordelon, Boyer, Chatelain, Coco, Couvillion, Desselles, Dubroc, Dufour, Fox, Gaspard, Gauthier, Goody, Gremillion, Haydel, Huesmann, Novo, Zanella, Joffrion, Juneau, Lacour, Lemoine, Lougarre, Marcotte, Mayeux, Moreau, Porter, Rabalais, Rachal, Ricaud, Simon, Tassin, and Valois.

Moreauville Centennial 1904-2004: School and Family Commentaries

DeCUIR, Randy

A detailed and well illustrated of the communities of Ward 11 of Avoyelles Parish, Louisiana. These communities were built along the rich agricultural soils of Bayou des Glaises where plantations thrived before the Civil War and where farming is still the main economy. Hundreds of historic photos and histories of the communities of Long Bridge, Hamburg, Voorhies, Lemoine Lane, Borodino, and Tilden. Actual rare never before published images of the over 1000 foot long wooden bridge which gave the Long Bridge community its name.

Bayou des Glaises & Ward 11 of Avoyelles: Long Bridge, Borodino, Lemoine's Lane, Voorhies and Hamburg (Moreauville Centennial)

Illustrated guide to the sites in Central Louisiana along the path of Solomon Northup during his 12 Years as a Slave.

Traveling the Northup Trail in Central Louisiana: Rapides & Avoyelles Parishes: 1841-1853

Travel

A history of education and the families of Moreauville, Louisiana. Prepared for the village's Centennial year.

Moreauville Centennial 1904-2004 Volume II School and Family Commentaries (Moreauville Centennial 1902-2002)

<p>Dominique Coco, Jr.: His fame, his fortune, his family</p>

Dominique Coco, Jr.: His fame, his fortune, his family

Independently published

<p>French Creoles from Pointe Coupee and French Canadians from Quebec arrived in Avoyelles in the 1780s and many received land grants along Old River at Hydropolis. After the Louisiana Purchase they were joined by Americans moving west and more direct French immigrants. Here on the flood safe prairie, these settlers established the first cemetery, the first school, the first bank as the area became a nucleus of Avoyelles. These early settlers along with the Native Americans who already called the area home, give the Cocoville-Hydropolis area a rich place in Louisiana history. The settlers and families of Cocoville have made their mark on local, state and even national history.</p>

Cocoville * Hydropolis Early Settlers and families

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