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Learn about the genealogy resources available in our collection and how to use them for your research. The first edition of this guide was printed in 1989 and has undergone many editions finally becoming a digital document.
Records of the New Orleans Public Library. A full list of the library's records in our collection, including subject files, administrative files, library branch files, photographs, and scrapbooks.
The department’s extensive Genealogy Collection contains books, periodicals and microfilms with emphasis on New Orleans, Louisiana, the Southeast United States, Nova Scotia, France, and Spain.
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Various papers relating to the family genealogy including clippings and ephemera.
The Genealogical Research Society of New Orleans was established in 1960 to foster an interest in family research and to encourage preservation of genealogical records in New Orleans, and in Louisiana and the Gulf Coast south.
