Top 55+ must read books for researching Louisiana genealogy

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  55 must have books when researching Louisiana genealogy from the Yahoo Group NOGDCR:
  
  1. Historic Jefferson Parish from Shore to Shore - Betsy Swanson
  2. Old Families of Louisiana - Arthur &Kernion
  3. The Trudeaus of Louisiana &related families - Dr. M. J. Trudeau
  4. Africans in Colonial Louisiana - Gwendolyn Midlo Hall
  5. Southwest Louisiana Records -- Rev. Hebert
  6. The Road to Louisiana -- The Saint Domingue Refugees -- 1792-1809 -Brasseaux and Conrad
  7. The Historic Indian Tribes of Louisiana --Kniffen, Gregory and Stokes
  8. Creole Families of New Orleans -- King
  9. Social Control in Slave Plantation Societies, Hall
  10. Moreau De St. Mary's American Journey 1793-1798 -Roberts and Roberts
  11. Blue Coat or Powdered Wig -- Free People of Color in Pre-RevolutionarySaint Domingue -- King
  12. The Louisiana Native Guards -- The Black Military Experience Duringthe Civil War -- Hollandsworth
  13. Slavery, the Civil Law, and the Supreme Court of Louisiana -- Schafer
  14. Bounded Lives, Bounded Places -- Kimberly Hangar
  15. White by Definition -- Virginia Dominguez
  16. Auzenne, Donato, Frilot, Lemelle, Meullion --Conrad Auzenne revision forthcoming
  17. Creoles of Color in the Bayou Country -- Brasseaux, Fontenot, Oubre
  18. Creoles of Color of the Gulf South - James H. Dormon editor
  19. The Free People of Color of New Orleans - Mary Gehmanhttp://www.margaretmedia.com/
  20. Kaskaskia Under The French Regime by Natalia Maree Belting
  21. Voodoo Queen by Martha Ward
  22. Henriette Delille, Servant of Slaves; Witness To The Poor -Cyprian Davis, O.S. B.
  23. Degrees Of Freedom by Rebecca J. Scott
  24. The Forgotten People by Gary B. Mills
  25. Our People and Our History - Desdunes
  26. The Louisiana Native Guards - Hollandsworth
  27. New Orleans Architecture series - Toledano All volumes ?Definitely Cemeteries III, The Creole Faubourgs IV &Esplanade Ridge V
  28. Revolution, Romanticism, and the Afro-Creole Protest Traditionin Louisiana, 1718-1868 - Bell
  29. Old Mobile Fort Louis La Louisiane 1702-1711 -- Jay Higginbotham
  30. Slaves Without Masters - Ira Berlin
  31. A Black Patriot and a White Priest - Stephen J. Ochs, PhD
  32. A History of French Louisiana Vol 5, The Company of the Indies -- Giraud
  33. Spaniards, Planters and Slaves -- Gilbert C Din
  34. Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial Series, History of Louisiana IX "AfricanExperience"
  35. Louisiana Purchase Bicentennial Series, History of Louisiana I "Louisiana
  Experience"
  36. Storyville, New Orleans....Al Rose
  37. Memories of the Old Plantation Home &A Creole Family Album..Laura LocoulGore, Commentary by Norman Sand Marmillion
  38. New Orleans...Bethany Ewald Bultman
  39. Fabulous New Orleans...Lyle Saxon
  40. Creole New Orleans-Race and Americanization...Edited by Arnold R. Hirschand Joseph Logsdon
  41. Gumbo Ya-Ya-Folktales of Louisiana.Compiled by Lyle Saxon
  42. The Picayune Creole Cookbook
  43. Old Creole Days...George W. Cable
  45. Decuir: Early Creole Family of Louisiana - Julie Eshelman-Leewww.creolewest.com
  46. Mammon and Manon in Early New Orleans, The First Slave Society in theDeep South - Thomas N. Ingersoll
  47. A History: Women and New Orleans - Mary Gehmanhttp://www.margaretmedia.com/
  48. From Porche to Labatut, Two Centuries on the Pointe Coupee CoastBrian Costello
  49. Beautiful Crescent: A History of New Orleans by Garvey & Widmer
  50. Fortier''s History of Louisiana Vol.I French Domination 1512-1768Alcee Fortier
  51. Fortier''s History of Louisiana Vol.II Spanish Domination 1769-1803
  52. New Orleans: Then and Now, Campanella & Campenella
  53. History of Louisiana French Domination Vol. I Charles Gayarre
  54. The Pirates Laffite-The Treacherous World of the Corsairs of the GulfWilliam C. Davis
  55. The History of Louisiana - Francois Xavier Martin
  
  More books:
• 1. Historic Jefferson Parish from Shore to Shore - Betsy Swanson
• 2. Old Families of Louisiana - Arthur & Kernion
• 3. The Trudeaus of Louisiana & related families - Dr. M. J. Trudeau
• 4. Africans in Colonial Louisiana - Gwendolyn Midlo Hall
• 5. Southwest Louisiana Records -- Rev. Hebert
• 6. The Road to Louisiana -- The Saint Domingue Refugees -- 1792-1809 -- Brasseauz and Conrad
• 7. The Historic Indian Tribes of Louisiana -- Kniffen, Gregory and Stokes
• 8. Creole Families of New Orleans -- King
• 9. Social Control in Slave Plantation Societies, Hall
• 10. Moreau De St. Mary's American Journay 1793-1798 -- Roberts and Roberts
• 11. Blue Coat or Powdered Wig -- Free People of Color in Pre-Revolutionary Saint Domingue -- King
• 12. The Louisiana Native Guards -- The Black Military Experience During the Civil War -- Hollandsworth
• 13. Slavery, the Civil Law, and the Supreme Court of Louisiana -- Schafer
• 14. Slaves Without Masters -- Berlin
• 15. A Black Patriot and a White Priest -- Ochs
• 16. New People -- Williamson
• 17. The Forgotten People -- Mills
• 18. Creoles of Color in The Bayou Country -- Brasseaux, Fontenot, Oubre