The History of Acadia 

Im acadian and have studied Acadian history alot. Ive always said a movie based on the Acadian deportation would be awesome. Not alot of ppl know our story

hi there ! im Algerian and i really enjoyed this amazig video , such a history full of events

We came to check out your video on the history of Acadia, and ended up exploring your whole channel! Great content, so thoroughly researched! We love it! :)

Very neat! Thank you 🙏🏻 My Theriault ancestors are from Port-Royal 👍🏻

Wonderful video, probably the most in depth video on Acadian history on RU-vid. I am a descendant of Philippe Mius d'Azy along with many other members of the Meuse, Dulong, Doucette, Hébert, Amirault, Boudreau, and LeBlanc families.

My dad is from madawaska he still speaks brayon dialect french

Can’t help but notice she didn’t mention my ancestors not a once. We were known as the neutral French, or Acadian dos. Cajuns these days.

my mom is just punishing me by making me watch the longest video she can find on Acadia. can't she just take away my skateboard in stead?

Doucet here. Family from Rogersville area. (Doucette nowadays)

Amazing content. Thank you!

I’m a direct descendant of Jacques Léger called Larosette (the small rose), was a drummer soldier in the '"Troupes de Marine" at the garrison at Fort Naxouat( Fort Nashwaak NB)Having taken his leave, 30 year old Jacques married around 1693. His bride was Madeleine Trahan, daughter of Guillaume Trahan and Madeleine Brun. The couple settled at Port-Royal, where their 11 children were born. The Léger of New Brunswick descend from two of their sons

Fière acadien originaire de caraquet! Merci pour l'information🙏

I love Learning

My Vautour family is from Tracadie NB! Such cool history

Nice info ... but GEEEEZ .... get a better narrator !!!

Vive acadie!

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