People research index

United States Army and militia

Louis D’Aquin

Name listed for military-service research

Louis D’Aquin is preserved as a research lead in the united states army and militia index. This entry does not yet contain an individualized biography.

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  1. War of 1812National Archives · archival gateway

    Federal military and maritime records, including impressed seamen.

  2. War of 1812National Park Service · public-history gateway

    Campaigns, people, places, civilian experience, and legacies.

  3. War of 1812: A Resource GuideLibrary of Congress · research guide

    Primary documents, maps, newspapers, prints, and manuscript collections.

  4. Accounts of African American ServiceNational Park Service · public history

    Free Black units and Black military service, including New Orleans.

  5. Freedom Seekers and the Colonial MarinesNational Park Service · public history

    British emancipation strategy and the Corps of Colonial Marines.

  6. Black Freedom Seeking During the War of 1812, Part 1National Park Service · public history

    Freedom seekers from the Chesapeake to Cumberland Island.

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