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| About Us  In memory of Miss Dixie 7 Jul 1910 - 13 Nov 2011 Revised: Tuesday, January 17, 2012 Members of my immediate family are the general associates. The five persons noted on "The Group" chart at the bottom of the Talbot page are associates in the Louisiana Acadian Talbot family research. In the future, we will bring in relatives and friends who have stories to tell, but do not wish to maintain their own websites. Our genealogical database of about 88,300 individuals and 13,250 images has been growing for over a quarter-century. It has been maintained and managed using "The Master Genealogist" (TMG) program for the past decade. This site opened on 8 Feb 2009 and is a work in progress. Thank you for paying us a visit. Please come again, this site is growing and the 90+ pages are updated continually. Your comments, additions and corrections are always welcome, appreciated and continue to make this a better and more useful site. Contact us. Mike Talbot Chemical Engineer, retired Tulane U., 1961 St.Aloysius, 1957 St.Dominic, 1953 The cute blonde, front-right, is Kris, our web expert. The tall good looking guy is not me. The auburn haired beauty, front-left, is Michelle. The center blonde is the boss, Helen. A personal plea: My Dad, Douglas Lewis Talbot, had 2 children that I know nothing about. His other children that I do know are Brenda, Jon, Patricia, Jimmy and Douglas Jr. Dad was born 2 Dec 1915 in Franklin, Louisiana, served in the Army Tank Corps in the Pacific Theater during WWII and the occupation of Japan (based in Tokyo) until 1947. Afterwards, he is known to have resided in Chicago, New Orleans, Franklin, LA and the Hahnville-Luling, LA area. He was a licensed professional butcher. If you have any information or clues to the identity of my two long lost siblings, please contact me. I would dearly love to know or at least know of them. At right is his picture ca.1944, 5 ft.6 in.tall, with black wavy hair, dark blue eyes. He passed away in 1985. For his parents' family, click here. Thank you. The web pages on this site are copyright 2009, 2010, 2011. This applies to our presentation, only. The data are all public domain information and may be freely used. Be aware that the data may be incomplete or contain errors. You may download the charts contained herein and use them privately or share them with relatives and friends. They may not be published in any printed, electronic or other form nor shown on another website without our written authorization. You may hyperlink or refer to this web site or pages, as you choose. All images are believed to be in the public domain. Note: If you use AOL or a similar service and have trouble navigating from web page to page within this site, try using your MS Internet Explorer or other browser to access this site. Please let us know of your experience with this problem, so that we | |
| The way we were...I wish that I had started this, then... 
Mike Helen Michelle Kristina (web expert) Note: Son, Mickey, is present, just not born, yet. Our future,,, 
| | My favorite daughter-in-law, Karyn, with Mickey.  The Norman Medieval Heraldic Talbot hunting/war dog, extinct ancestor of Mastiffs Mitch directing the activities of Grandpa. Mastiffs have been bred to have a smaller head and jaws than the Talbot   back Emma, Mitch, Jacob. front Ryan, Helen Revised: Tuesday, January 17, 2012 02:30:04 PM  Some of the Family Royal Connections | |
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