Archive for French Caribbean genealogy
French Heritage Museum, St. Thomas
The facade of the French Heritage Museum, St. Thomas, VI (site photo)
When visiting St. Thomas, feel free to visit the French Heritage Museum!
Located in central »»
9 – STT Births and Marriages
originally posted 05/06/2001
N denotes Naissance or Birth
M denotes Marriage
D denotes Decede or Deceased
W denotes Widow or Widower
NA denotes Not Available »»
11 – STT Births and Marriages
originally posted 06/03/2001
N denotes Naissance or Birth
M denotes Marriage
D denotes Decede or Deceased
W denotes Widow or Widower
NA denotes Not Available
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1 – First French In the Antilles
originally posted 02/15/2001
(by Anne Marie Danet)
It is a sad, sad state of affairs, when a people have been deprived of their history. But what is even more »»
2 – First French in the Antilles
originally posted 02/16/2001
Most of these family names had already existed on the Mother-Island of Saint-Christophe, (now St. Kitts) for some years before they were sent to Saint-Barthelemy »»
3 – First French In the Antilles
originally posted 02/19/2001
…They had origins in Aquitaine, Flanders, Poitou, Burgundy, Provence, Saintonge and from the Province of Berry. They came from the towns and cities of La »»
2 – French in Puerto Rico
originally posted 02/21/2001
(The names have been translated from the Spanish back to the original French. All were registered in Spanish for convenience of the language)
…From the »»
3 – French in Puerto Rico
originally posted 02/21/2001
All the information on the list of Baptisms and of Marriages were contributed by Eduardo Questell of Ponce, Puerto Rico. Eduardo is a descendant »»
