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Louisiana is divided into parishes rather than the counties we are familiar with.
The Census Tables for the French Colony of Louisiana from 1699 Through 1732 are the earliest available for the state of Louisiana. This collection of 28 censuses along with many other early Louisiana genealogy databases can be accessed by CD or subscription.
See: 1600s-1800s Louisiana Settlers
Federal Louisiana census records are available to the public for census years: 1810, 1820, 1830, 1840, 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930.
Soundex code (phonetic indexes) for Federal Louisiana census records are available on microfilm for census years: 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930.
Inaccurate information and facts about the 1860 Louisiana census.
See: A situation concerning the 1860 census of East Feliciana Parish, La.
1890 Louisiana Federal Census Records were destroyed in a 1921 warehouse fire, however, the schedules for Veterans and Widows did survive the fire and is a helpful census substitute for this census year.
Learn what questions were asked in each census year and where to find census records online. This section of Census Finder covers each census year from 1790-1930 and will give you clues and tips to help you learn to locate your ancestors quickly in census records.
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1600s-1800s Louisiana Settlers
1790-1907 Louisiana Land Records
1890 Census -Veterans Schedules
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Louisiana Vital Records
Louisiana Vital Records Registry
PO Box 60630
New Orleans, LA 70160
Phone: (504) 219-4500
Birth records less than 100 years old and death records less than 50 years old can be obtained at the Louisiana Vital Records Registry.
For birth records over 100 years old and death records over 50 years old contact:
3851 Essen Lane
PO Box 94125
Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9125
Phone: (225) 922-2012
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Louisiana
(Territory: 1805. Statehood: 1812 )
Statewide Louisiana Census Records Online:
1810-1890 Louisiana Census Records
1835 Federal Pension List - Statewide
1867-1868 Louisiana State Seminary of Learning Students & Faculty
1868-1869 Louisiana State Seminary of Learning and Military Academy
1880 Federal Census Search at Family Search
1911 Enumeration of Ex Confederate Soldiers and Widows of Deceased Soldiers
Louisiana State Databases of Census and Genealogy Records
Opelousas Parish (formed 1805) Name changed to St. Landry
1781 Census of Religious Exiles in Opelousas, Attakapas and New Iberia
1810 Federal Census - Pages 132-161
1810 Federal Census - Pages 162-163
1810 Federal Census Manufacturers Schedule
Other Records
Orleans Parish (formed 1810 - Original Parish)
So many records it has it's own page (79 Links)
Click Here for Orleans Parish and New Orleans Records
Ouachita Parish (formed 1807 - Original Parish)
1810 Federal Census Records Transcription
1830 Federal Census Records Pages 176-185
1830 Federal Census Records Pages 186-195
1830 Federal Census Records Page 196
Other Records
1883 Telephone Subscribers - Monroe Telephone Exchange
Plaquemines Parish (formed 1810 from Orleans)
1810 Federal Census Records Transcription
1860 Federal Census of Hold Quarantine Station and Buras Settlement of E. Bank
1900 Federal Census Records of Ward 10, Pct 1 - Nairn & Empire
1900 Federal Census Records of Ward 10, Pct 2
1900 Federal Census Records of Ward 10, Pct 2 - Buras / Triumph / Bayou
1900 Federal Census Records of Ward 10, Pct 3 - Bayou Cook Comm.
1900 Federal Census Records of Ward 7 - Deer Range-Myrtle Grove
1900 Federal Census Records of Ward 7 - Myrtle Grove-Naomi
1900 Federal Census Records of Ward 7 - Naomi-Jesuit Bend
1900 Federal Census Records of Ward 7 - Jesuit Bend
1900 Federal Census Records of Ward 6 - Belle Chasse Community
1910 Federal Census Records of Pointe a la Hache
1930 Federal Census Records of Police Jury Ward 1 - Braithwaite
1930 Federal Census Records of Police Jury Ward 2 - Bertrandville
1930 Federal Census Records of Police Jury Ward 3 - Pointe a la Hache3
1930 Federal Census Records of Police Jury Ward 4 - Olga
1930 Federal Census Records of Police Jury Ward 5 - Venice
1930 Federal Census Records of Police Jury Ward 6 - Fort St. Leon
1930 Federal Census Records of Police Jury Ward 7 - Nairn
1930 Federal Census Records of Police Jury Ward 8 - Buras
Other Records
1860 Slave Owners in Plaquemines Parish
Pointe Coupee Parish (formed 1807 from Avoyelles & Feliciana)
1810 Federal Census Records Transcription
1830 Federal Census Records Transcription
Rapides Parish (formed 1807 - Original Parish)
1810 Federal Census Heads of Household
1810 Federal Census Records Transcription
1860 Federal Census Slave Schedule
Other Records
1851-1852 Sugar Cane Planters and Productions
WWI Draft Registrations (partial)
Red River Parish
(formed 1871 from Bienville, Bossier, Caddo, DeSoto & Natchitoches)
Richland Parish (formed 1868 from Carroll, Franklin & Ouachita)
1870 Federal Census Records Transcription
1880 Federal Census Records Transcription of ED 68
1880 Federal Census Records Transcription of ED 71
1900 Federal Census Records Transcription of ED 98
1900 Federal Census Records Transcription of ED 99
Sabine Parish (formed 1843 from Natchitoches)
Other Records
St. Bernard Parish (formed 1807 - Original Parish)
1810 Federal Census Records Transcription
1830 Federal Census Records Transcription
St. Charles Parish (formed 1807 - Original Parish)
1810 Federal Census Names Index
1810 Federal Census Records Transcription
1830 Federal Census Names Index
1850 Federal Census Records Transcription with Names Index
1850 Federal Census Names Index
1860 Federal Census Records Transcription with Names Index
1860 Federal Census Names Index
1860 Federal Census Slave Holders with 1870 census matches
1870 Federal Census Records Transcription with Names Index
1920 Federal Census Names Index
1920 Federal Census Records with Index (partial)
Other Records
1842 Sugar Planters and Manufacturers
1856 Payne Plantation Slaves List
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Louisiana Census Finder Parishes |
| Acadia-Bossier |
| Caddo-Claiborne |
| Concordia-Jackson |
| Jefferson-Natchitoches |
| Opelousas-St. Charles |
| St. Helena-St. Tammany |
| Tangipahoa-Union |
| Vermillion-Winn |
| *New Orleans |
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