Archives

• 1766 Census - Spanish Louisiana Territory

• Agrigeneas

• Attakapas Gazette

• Attakapas Gazette Archives

• Avery Island re John Craig Marsh, Rice EDU

• Bill of sale for land and 138 people from William etc Woolfolk to Emily Sparks, widow of Woolfolk, 1859

• Camden County, Georgia Deed Abstracts. - Afriquest

• Congressional Record Bound Edition Volume 151 2005 Part 9 Apologizing To Lynching Victims, Descendants

• Cookbook History

• Enslaved and Free African Americans in Washington & Allegany, MD

• Enslaved Revolts

• Franklin and Armfield manifest list | Special Collections Research Center Box 6 Folder 122

• Franklin and Armfield Records Box 6 Folder 77

• Franklin and Armfield Sales in New Orleans, 1828-1836,

• General Foster Joseph Tate photograph album Bayou Teche

• Historic New Orleans Collection

• Manumission Deeds Of Frederick County, Maryland 1748 – 1865

• Margarita 1st case - Guillory v Margarita & Barre Criminal Case Document # 1781-01-20-01

• Margarita vs Guillory Heirs Emancipation Case Document # 1782-03-09-01

• Marsh House Slave Quarters at Avery Island, Louisiana

• Mississippi Provincial Archives French Dominion, 1729–1748

• New Jersey Slavery Records @ Rutgers

• New Orleans Ship manifests

• Peculiar Sample: Selection of Slaves for NOLA Market Jrnl of econ history, 52(1): 109–127, 1992

• Prince William County Court Extracts

• Records of Attakapas District, Louisiana,1739-1811 Mary Elizabeth Sanders

• Simon Guillory - Fur Trade Contract 1692 - 1

• Simon Guillory - Fur Trade Contract 1692 - 2

• The journal of Kate Stone 1861-1868 (confederate woman)

• The Meditations by Marcus Aurelius

• Voyage dans l'interieur de la Louisiane, CC Robin 1806

Art

• Bodies of Bois Mallet, Rachel Parish

Articles

• Archaeological Investigation of Thomas Cuff, Free Black Laborer" NA archaeologist, 12(2): 155–181, 1991 "

• ‘The Negroes Have Risen.’” Rebellious Passage: The Creole Revolt, 99–124. Cambridge: 2019.

• 1868 The Opelousas Massacre, 64 Parishes

• Baltimore Slave Trader Austin Woolfolk’s Assault on Abolitionist Benjamin Lundy and the Trial .., 1827

• Louisiana sugar planters 1815-1865

• Profile of John C Marsh - by Shane Bernard in the Attakapas Gazette

• Racial Repression in WW2: The New Iberia Incident

• Retracing Slavery’s Trail of Tears

• Roots of the Cedar: The Lebanese Heritage in Louisiana

• Slavery at Fountain Rock Maryland

• The Introduction of Black Laborers to Colonial Louisiana

• The Role of the Professional Slave Trader in a Slave Economy: Austin Woolfolk, A Case Study

• The Slave Jail at 1315 Duke Street, Alexandria, Virginia" Historical archaeology, 58(2): 409–434, 2024

Blogs

• Bayou Teche Dispatch Blog, Shane Bernard

• Creole Genealogy

• Jungle Gardens on Avery Island

• Mafamilleguillorydecuir Blogspot

Books and Dissertations

• A Fourierist's Observations of the Antebellum Attakapas, John Keeling

• A planter and the courts in antebellum Louisiana:the case of John Miller, Keelilng

• Africans In Colonial Louisiana, Dr. Gwendolyn Midlo Hall

• Becoming Free Becoming Black, Alejandro De La Fuente

• Born on the Kitchen Floor in Bois Mallet, Lovey Guillory

• Booty capitalism: Slavery in ancient Rome and the American South" Slavery & abolition, 6(1): 3-24, 2008

• Cash for Blood:The Baltimore to New Orleans Domestic Slave Trade by Ralph Clayton

• Creole - The History and Legacy of Louisiana's Free People of Color, Sybil Kein

• Creole Melting Pot Politics of Language Race & Identity in SWLA

• Creoles of Color in Bayou Country

• Early Financing of the Consolidated Assoc of Planters of LA

• For All Those Men: When the KKK Threatened to Take Control of Louisiana

• Frank Leslie's Illustrated Almanac 1865

• Free Negro heads of families 1830

• French, Cajun, Creole, Houma - A Primer on Francophone Louisiana

• Keeling local

• One Drop, Bliss Broyard s Broyard

• Origins of the One-Drop Rule

• Politics and Violence in Bourbon Louisiana: The Loreauville Riot of 1884 as a Case Study

• Scraping By: Wage Labor, Slavery, and Survival in Early Baltimore, Seth Rockman

• Some history of St. Landry Parish

• St. Mary Parish, Louisiana, Heirship Series Vols. I,II,III: Selected Annotated Abstracts 1829

• The 1809 Immigration of Saint-Domingue Refugees to New Orleans

• The Business of Slavery and the Rise of Capitalism especially Ch. 2

• The Business of Slavery and the Rise of Capitalism especially Ch. 2 - local

• The Price of Freedom Slavery and Manumission in Baltimore and Early National Maryland

• The Warmth of Other Suns by Isabel Wilkinson

• Time, Place, & Purpose: The Performance of Creole Identity in Louisiana

• White by Definition by Virginia R Dominguez

Databases

• 10 Million Names, A Louis Gates Project

• Black life on the Delmarva Peninsula, Salisbury EDU

• Dr. Gwendolyn Midlo Hall's Database of Trafficking Transactions

• Enslaved dot org

• Family Search from LDS

• Lost Souls Memorial Project

• Slave Ship Voyages

• Y DNA database

Documentaries and Videos

• Reverse Underground Railroad

• Family Tree Webinars

Finding Aids

• A Bibliography Of African American Family History At The Newberry Library

• Cyndi's List

• Yale Slavery and Abolition Portal - many dead links

• Anne Arundel County Maryland Gentry

• Estate of de Logny, Destrehan, 1825

• Lewis Family Colonial History Connecticut 1632 ship Lyon

Indexes

• Fr. Hébert's Southwest Louisiana records: Church and Civil

• New Orleans Probate Index 1805 - 1846

Language

• Louisiana Creole Language Resources

Library Resources

• Creole Heritage Center at NSU

• Digital Library on American Slavery

Maps

• Atlas of Historical US County Boundaries

• Consolidated Chronology of State and County Boundaries - Louisiana

• Historical Marker Database

• Interactive Map of US with border and boundary Changes over Time

• Map of Louisiana Land Grants 1853

• Resources Survey And Archeological Inventory Of Bayou Teche

Wikis

• 1887 The Thibodaux Massacre, Wikipedia

• Austin Woolfolk, trafficker, Wikipedia