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*'''Land Grants.''' These can be found at the Archives des Colonies in Paris, France, as well as on microfilm at the National Archives of Canada.  
*'''Land Grants.''' These can be found at the Archives des Colonies in Paris, France, as well as on microfilm at the National Archives of Canada.  
*'''Notarial Records.''' Most of these records have been lost or destroyed as a result of the exile of the Acadians from Canada. There are, however, some records for 1687–1758. These are available at Le Centre d'études acadiennes (Center for Acadian Studies) and the National Archives of Canada.  
*'''Notarial Records.''' Most of these records have been lost or destroyed as a result of the exile of the Acadians from Canada. There are, however, some records for 1687–1758. These are available at Le Centre d'études acadiennes (Center for Acadian Studies) and the National Archives of Canada.  
*'''Other Records'''. Several sources exist which are primarily Acadian records. These are lists of deported Acadians, Acadians in transit, and Acadians in the British Colonies; petitions of Acadians in Massachusetts; and allegiance lists. These may be found in periodicals published by various historical and genealogical societies.
*'''Other Records'''. Several sources exist which are primarily Acadian records. These are lists of deported Acadians, Acadians in transit, and Acadians in the British Colonies; petitions of Acadians in Massachusetts; and allegiance lists. These may be found in periodicals published by various historical and genealogical societies.  Another source is [https://www.acadian.org/genealogy/ Acadian Genealogy].


Good sources for research are Placide Gaudet’s ''Acadian Genealogy and Notes and Archange Godbout’s genealogical collection.'' They are both located at Le Centre d'études acadiennes (Center for Acadian Studies) and the National Archives of Canada. Another good source for Acadian research is ''Histoire & Généalogie des Acadiens'', by Bona Arsenault (Family History Library {{FHL|269392|title-id|disp=book 971.5 F2aa}}; {{FHL|345425|title-id|disp=film 873863 items 1–2}}).  
Good sources for research are Placide Gaudet’s ''Acadian Genealogy and Notes and Archange Godbout’s genealogical collection.'' They are both located at Le Centre d'études acadiennes (Center for Acadian Studies) and the National Archives of Canada. Another good source for Acadian research is ''Histoire & Généalogie des Acadiens'', by Bona Arsenault (Family History Library {{FHL|269392|title-id|disp=book 971.5 F2aa}}; {{FHL|345425|title-id|disp=film 873863 items 1–2}}).


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