I am looking to correspond with any and/or all people planning to attend the Landry Family Re-union scheduled for August 7, 8, 9, 2004 in the town of Windsor, Nova Scotia (Ancient Pisaquid, Acadia). I plan to attend and would like to discuss the Landry Genealogy and historic places of Interest in Windsor and neighboring Falmouth, Nova Scotia. Windsor is where the remains of Fort Edward, the point where many Landrys were deported in October 1755, is located and where the church parish L'Assomption wa located. In neighboring Falmouth, where the remnants of the church of "La pariosse de la Sainte Famille de Pisiquid are located as well as the church cemetery, where the remains of the ancestors of many Landrys are buried. Falmouth is also the place where at least 3 Landry villages, and the remains of some of the homes can be found. Please e-mail me at: don2717@aol.com or don2717@cox.net. Don Landry P.S. I am a descendant of Firmin Landry and his son Joseph Landry who were deported to Maryland in October, 1755. After an exile of approximately 11 years, Firmin and his children traveled to Louisiana, where the were estabilished in the area of present day St. Martinville, Louisiana. Firmin Landry was the descendant of René Landry and Marie bernard through Germain Landry m Marie Melanson and Alexandre Landry m Marguerite Blanchard.