By Louisiana Genealogy Blogs November 11, 2010
The Louisiana Genealogy blog is the best place to find links pertaining to Louisiana genealogy and history. The Louisiana Genealogy Blog is a member of the H.O.G.S. bloggers - History Observations Genealogy and Stories that was created by the late William Thornton, Geneabloggers, a RootsWeb mailing list administrator, RAOGK volunteer, and Louisiana Cemetery preservationist. You may find a wealth of information and connections to Louisiana with the Louisiana Genealogy blog on Facebook and twitter, too. This blogger was the first Louisiana Genealogy Blog on the internet and began blogging about Louisiana genealogy and history in 2007. Since that time several other Louisiana genealogy bloggers have surfaced making Louisiana genealogy and history a proud spot on the web in the hearts of many Louisianians. Louisiana genealogy bloggers showcase a sense of pride for Louisiana through the good times and the bad. ...read more
By goatsearse at Citysearch April 26, 2009
The Abstract is a place that houses the mentally ill and addicted in exchange for every penny these unfortunates can come up with. There are no real services provided here. The judge who created the abstract was corrupt and the place is now run by his son who is a true sociopath. Don't go there under any circumstances. ...read more
By Leslie January 30, 2009
pitiful. They would not let me exchange a book after they sold me the wrong book. I posted it up online to see and saw that the list price was $20 less than what I had bought it for. This was not the first time that I notice that their prices were higher than the list price and the university's bookstore. ...read more
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By Louisiana Genealogy Blogs November 10, 2010
Click here to view Louisiana genealogy books from Amazon.com or copy and paste this URL: http://astore.amazon.com/genealogybox-20/search?node=1&keywords;=Louisiana&x=9&y=12&preview= Acadian-Cajun Genealogy: Tracing your ancestry back to Acadia & the Old World by Timothy Hebert Buy new: $17.05 / Used from: $21.64 Usually ships in 24 hours Natchitoches and Louisiana's Timeless Cane River by Philip Gould Buy new: $30.36 / Used from: $22.04 Usually ships in 24 hours Fonville Winans' Louisiana: Politics, People and Places by Cyril E. Vetter Buy new: $32.85 / Used from: $18.78 Usually ships in 24 hours Louisiana: A History by et al Buy new: $32.95 / Used from: $20.41 Usually ships in 24 hours Louisiana, Yesterday and Today: A Historical Guide to the State by John Wilds Buy new: $22.95 / Used from: $1.97 Usually ships in 24 hours Louisiana History: An Annotated Bibliography (Bibliographies of the States of the United States) by Florence M. Jumonville Buy new: $151.95 / Used from: $124.60 Usually ships in 24 hours Some Slaveholders and Their Slaves, Union Parish, Louisiana, 1839-1865 by Harry F. Dill Buy new: $20.50 / Used from: $20.00 Usually ships in 24 hours Flags of Louisiana (Flags of the States) by Jeanne Frois Buy new: $16.95 / Used from: $1.88 Usually ships in 24 hours Along the River Road: Past and Present on Louisiana's Historic Byway by Mary Ann Sternberg Buy new: $15.56 / Used from: $13.83 Usually ships in 24 hours The Deep Delta - November 1985 (Louisiana Genealogy Publication, Volume IV - Issue 12) by Plaquemines - Deep Delta Genealogical Society - Louisiana Buy used from: $9.95More ...read more
By Louisiana Genealogy Blogs November 09, 2010
If you are considering opening up a used bookstore you will have to go out and locate many books before you open up your store. You want to have a good selection of books on various topics so that people have plenty to choose from. Finding the books can be a challenge, but not impossible. ...read more
If you have written a book and sold some copies to independent bookstores and national chains, you should consider having a release party. Selling a book is no easy task so a party should be done in your honor. Do not count on your publishing company or agent; they are usually busy with other clients.... ...read more