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• Destouches family.
• Dimitry family.
• Dimitry, Andreas, fl. 1799.
• Drussakis, Nicholas.
• Family--Louisiana--History.
• Greece--Emigration and immigration--History--18th century.
• Lagarde family.
• Lagarde, John B.
• Louisiana--Emigration and immigration--History--18th century.
• Powers family.
• Scott family.
• Wood family.

• See also John Lagarde Scrapbooks (#2423) at the Southern Historical Collection, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Microfilm. Genealogy, 78 pages, tracing several lines of early French families in Canada and Louisiana in the 17th century. A large part of the genealogy concerns the descendants of Nicholas Drussakis of Greece, whose son Andrea Dimitry arrived in New Orleans from Greece in 1799. Other families mentioned in the genealogy include Destouches, Powers, Wood, Scott, and Lagarde.