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From: Rita Tonglet <>
Subject: Fwd: RE: Fwd: [LAORLEAN-L] Where to search for records from about 1750-1780
Date: Sat, 27 May 2000 14:43:59 -0700 (PDT)


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Note: forwarded message attached.

Checked the New Orleans Archdiocese records up to 1821
and all of Baton Rouge Diocese records up to 1891 and
no luck.

There are Riordans in the city of Plaquemines (across
the river from Baton Rouge) and Dickersons in
Labadieville both in the Baton Rouge Diocese, but no
Francis Riordan or Jane Dickerson.

If I make it to the library Tuesday, I'll see if
anything is in the Soard's street directory.

Keep trying!!!

Rita

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Subject: RE: Fwd: [LAORLEAN-L] Where to search for records from about 1750-1780
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This could be my break. I know you have probley place this on the
internet for someone else, but can you please help me??? PLEASE
I'm looking for a Francis D. Riordan who was suppose to have had a dry
goods store in NO between 1810 and 1839. Could you please see what you
have. If this helps his wifes name was Jane Dickinson. Thanks Cindy


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> After answering you, I realized it is Memorial Day
> Weekend!!!! The library and most archives are
> probably closed!! I know, how dumb!!! Just when
> everyone has time to hit the library and archives,
> they close down for the holiday!!!
>
> Anyway, if it's any consolation to you, I can look up
> anything from 1718 to 1821 if it is in the New Orleans
> Archdiocese records because I have the set of books
> behind me. Let me know whatever you have...names,
> places, dates, type of record looking for, etc. and
> I'll see if I can fill in any blanks. Any chance they
> could have been in the Baton Rouge Diocese area??? If
> so, I also have the Baton Rouge Diocese books. Glad
> to do any lookups.
>
> Rita
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> Since you only have tomorrow, I would suggest the New
> Orleans Main Library.
> 219 Loyola Ave (corner of Tulane Ave.) The Louisiana
> Division is what you're looking for 504-596-2610.
> If your ancestors were Catholic, ask for the New
> Orleans Archdiocese records which are published in
> book form from 1718 to 1821 in 14 volumes. If not,
> there are other sources the librarian can point you
> to.
> When you have more time, you might come back to
> town to check out the archives of the Old Mint at 400
> Esplanade Ave. 504-568-8214. You have to make an
> appointment to go there, have no purses or bags of any
> kind (tablet, pencil, and money in your pocket are
> allowed) due to the fear of the original documents
> vanishing!! You are allowed to see and copy the
> original documents, but your search will be on
> microfilm and card files. The Mint has mostly
> colonial records, so if your ancestors were from
> pre-statehood times, it is a goldmine!!
> Good luck!
> Rita Tonglet
>
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> PLEASE Help! My family and I are going to New Orleans tomorrow, they
have
> allowed me from 9-2 to play in "the dust" as they say. What would be the
> best place to go? Does New Orleans have a Genealogical Library? Are
there
> any Archive

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