St. Martin Parish, LA

St. Martin Parish

The parish is split into two noncontiguous parts, because of a surveying error dating to 1868, when Iberia Parish was created by the Louisiana Legislature.
St. Martin has the highest percentage of French-speaking residents of any county or parish in the United States.

Acadian & French Canadian Ancestral Home	St. Martin Parish, Louisiana	Parish Genealogy Records
Cities & Towns	Military	Cemeteries
Executions	Legend of Bayou Teche	Surnames
Resources
New Orleans Public Library: Louisiana Division City Archives and Special Collections	LOUISiana Digital Library	Young-Sanders Center Foundation
L.S.U. Special Collections	Cyndie's List: Louisiana Resources	U. S. Resources for Louisiana
Chronicling America	Google Newspaper Archives	Copyright Terms and the Public Domain in the United States
Allen County Public Library - Genealogy	Making of America	10 Big Myths about Copyright Explained
DAR Library	Family History Archives	Mid-Continent Public Library
Louisiana Masonic Family	Mail List	Message Boards
Louisiana State Penitentiary Museum	Two Centuries of History	Colonial French
Ethnic
U. S. Atlas - 1895	Acadian History	African-American Oral Traditions
African-American Griots ~ Louisiana	LSU - Genetics and Louisiana Families	African-American Heritage Trail
African American Resource Center	Louisiana Archives Of African American Genealogy	Germans in Southeast Louisiana
Italian Americans	Irish in New Orleans	Irish-Italian Parade
Jena Band of Choctaw Indians	Tribes in Louisiana	Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians
Passenger Ships Lists
The Ship List	Ellis Island Foundation	Immigration Records
The Genealogy Spot	Immigrant Ship's Transcribers Guild	Firstmom's Genealogy Resources
Transcribed Ships Manifests. Departing from Germany		Passenger Arrivals at the Port of New Orleans
Misc. Projects
Obit Project	Court Records	Special Collections
Penny Postcards	Digital Map Collection	Lineage Project
Pension Project	Genealogical Events	Louisiana Gravestones