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Amerikanske lokalstater, Louisiana
U.S. local states, Louisiana
États américains locale, Louisiana
EE.UU. local de los estados, Louisiana
US-Bundesstaaten lokale, Louisiana
Amerikansk delstat fra 1812, efter at området blev
købt af Frankrig i 1803. Hovedstaden hedder Baton Rouge og
New Orleans er den største by.
/ American state from 1812, after the area was purchased from
France in 1803. The capital is Baton Rouge and New Orleans is the
largest city.
Litteratur: “Guide to French Louisiana Manuscripts: An
Expanded and Revised Edition of the 1926 Surrey Calendar with
Appendices.” Researchers may access this indispensable
resource on The Collection’s Web site (www.hnoc.org) through
the Research Tools link under Collections & Research, and on
the CLS Web site (cls.louisiana. edu) through the Digital Resources
link under Archives and Collections. The online, user-friendly
database contains more than 27,000 documents; a bilingual
introduction chronicling the evolution of the project; and the
appendices “French Materials in Louisiana and North
America,” “Louisiana Materials in French Institutions
not included in Surrey,” and “Related Electronic
Resources.”
Calendar of manuscripts in Paris archives and libraries relating to
the history of the Mississippi Valley to 1803 / : Surrey, Nancy
Maria Miller.Carnegie Institution of Washington Dept. of
Archaeology.; Carnegie Institution of Washington Dept. of
Historical Research.
- Washington, DC. : Carnegie Institution of Washington, Dept. of
Historical Research, 1926-28.
Surrey, Nancy Maria Miller: The commerce of Louisiana during the
French régime, 1699-1763.
Columbia university press, 1916. - 476 s. ; Studies in history,
economics and public law, ed. by the Faculty of political science
of Columbia university, vol. LXXI, no. 1; whole no. 167.
- http://archive.org/details/commerceoflouisi00surr Fortier,
Alcée: A history of Louisiana, I-IV .
- New York : Goupil & co. of Paris, Manzi, Joyant & co.,
successors, 1904. - 354+420+346+378 s.
- http://archive.org/details/historyoflouisia01fortuoft
- http://archive.org/details/historyoflouisia02fortuoft
- http://archive.org/details/historyoflouisia03fortuoft
- http://archive.org/details/historyoflouisia04fortuoft
v. 1. Early explorers and the domination of the French, 1512-1768
-- v. 2. The Spanish domination and the cession to the United
States, 1769-1803 -- v. 3. The American domination, pt. I,
1803-1861 -- v. 4. The American domination, pt. II, 1861-1903.
Records of the field offices for the State of Louisiana, Bureau of
Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, 1863-1872 (2004).
- http://archive.org/details/recordsoffieldoo0082unit
'reel 1. List of Book Records of Officers, State of Louisiana --
reels 1-26. Offices of Staff Officers. Bounty Agent: claims,
claimants, index, and registry of payments (reels 1-3) ; Commissary
of Subsistence: correspondence, account books (reels 4-6) ; Provost
Marshal General of Freedmen: correspondence; registries of court
cases, complaints, conscripts, refugees; other reports (reels 6-9)
; Quartermaster: correspondence, accounts (reels 9-10) ; Surgeon in
Chief: ; correspondence, reports of sick and wounded, etc. (reels
11-26) -- reels 27-52. Subordinate Office, Plantation Dept.
Correspondence (reel 27), registers (reels 28-29), payrolls of
employed freedmen (reels 30-52), account books (reel 52) --
Subordinate Field Offices. reel 52. Abbeville -- reels 52-54.
Alexandria -- reels 54-57. Algiers -- reels 58-59. Amite City --
reels 59-60. Baton Rouge (Subassistant Commissioner of the 2nd
Subdistrict) -- reels 61-64. Baton Rouge (Assistant Subassistant
Commissioner) -- reels 64-67. Bayou Sara -- reel 67. Bragg Home
Colony -- reels 67-68. Carrollton -- reels 68-70. Clinton -- reels
70-71.Columbia -- reels 71-72. Donaldsonville (Agent) -- reels
72-73. Donaldsonville (Agent and Assistant Subassistant
Commissioner) -- reels 74-75. Franklin (Subassistant Commissioner
of the 3rd Subdistrict) -- reels 75-78. Franklin (Agent and
Assistant Subassistant Commissioner) -- reel 79. Greenville,
Hammond Station, Homer -- reels 79-80. Houma. Louisville -- reels
81-83. Lake Providence -- reels 83. McHatton Home Colony -- reels
83-84. Madisonville -- reel 84. Mansfield -- reels 84-85.
Marksville -- reels 85-87. Millikens Bend -- reels 87-88. Monroe
(Subassistant Commissioner of the 5th Subdistrict) -- reels 88-89.
Monroe (Agent and Assistant Subassistant Commissioner) -- reel 89.
Montgomeryville -- reels 89-90. Napoleonville -- reel 90.
Natchitoches (Subassistant Commissioner of the 4th Subdistrict) --
reels 90-93. Natchitoches (Agent and Assistant Subassistant
Commissioner) -- reels 93-95. New Iberia -- reels 96-97. New Roads
-- reel 98. Rost Home Colony -- reels 98-100. St. Joseph -- reel
100. Shreveport -- reel 101. Shreveport (Superintendent of
Education), Shreveport (Hospital) -- reel 102. Sparta -- reels
102-103. Thibodeaux -- reels 103-104. Trinity -- reels 104-105.
Vermillionville -- reels 105-106. Vernon -- reels 106-107. Vidalia
(Subassistant Commissioner of the 6th Subdistrict) -- reels
107-111. Vidalia (Agent and Assistant Subassistant Commissioner) --
reel 111. Unidentified records.'
Athanase de Mézières and the Louisiana-Texas
frontier, 1768-1780 : documents published for the first time, from
the original Spanish and French manuscripts, chiefly in the
archives of Mexico and Spain (1914).
- http://www.archive.org/details/athanasedemzi02mzuoft
Documents relating to the purchase & exploration of Louisiana
(1904).
- http://www.archive.org/details/documentsrelati00dunbgoog
The Constitutional History of the Louisiana Purchase, 1803-1812
(1920).
- http://www.archive.org/details/constitutionalh00browgoog
Final Report of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission.
- http://www.archive.org/details/finalreportofthe13266gut
History of the Louisiana purchase (1902)
- http://www.archive.org/details/louisianapurchase00howarich