Allain, Belliveau, Boudreau, Bourque, Goguen, Gould, Jaillet, Girouard, Landry, Lavoie, Oulette, Poirier, Richard, Robichaud, Roy, Thibodeau and many, many more. Another source, among many others, in New England is the genealogical periodical Le Reveil Acadien , PO Box 53, Marlborough, Massachusetts, 01752. Probably the best know is the venerable New England Historic Genealogical Society . Visa, Master Card, Discover and American Express are the only acceptable forms of payment. Telephone requests are sent within two days.
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Before 1841, birth, death and marriage records are available from the town clerk in the town or city where the event took place. Printed vital records, prior to 1850, organized by town, are available in many research libraries, including the Massachusetts State Library. For divorce records, indexed only since 1952, inquiries should be made at the Registrar of Probate Court in the county where the divorce was granted. You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines.