<p>Don Marler has written a groundbreaking work on a fascinating group of people known collectively as the Redbones. With likely connections to many of the South's early mixed-ethnic populations, the Redbones have almost certainly played a larger role in the westward settlement of this nation than history has heretofore acknowledged. He approaches his subject with a firm hand and talked a broad view of both the importance--and the impact--of these long ignored settlers.</p>

Redbones of Louisiana: For 200 years Redbones have been Louisiana's mystery people (Redbone Nation (Heritage Association Foundation) Collections)

Literature & Fiction

Marler, Don C.

United States

Backintyme Publishing

This is a history of a small Louisiana community and the surrounding towns, many of which are no longer in existence. Hineston was established in the early 1800's to serve the residents and outlaws of the neutral zone which was created shortly after the Louisiana Purchase. It is of special interest to genealogists.

Historic Hineston

Dogwood Press

The Neutral Zone: Backdoor to the United States

History

Americas

Dogwood Pr

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