French American - Immigration From France, Canada, and Acadia

Immigration From France, Canada, and Acadia

French immigration to the United States from 1827 to 1870
Year French Immigrants Year French Immigrants
1827 1,280 1849 5,841
1828 2,843 1850 9,389
1829 582 1851 20,126
1830 1,174 1852 6,763
1831 2,038 1853 10,170
1832 5,361 1854 13,317
1833 4,682 1855 6,044
1834 2,989 1856 7,246
1835 2,696 1857 2,397
1836 4,443 1858 3,155
1937 5,074 1859 2,579
1838 3,675 1860 3,961
1839 7,198 1861 2,326
1840 7,419 1862 3,142
1841 5,006 1863 1,838
1842 4,504 1864 3,128
1843 3,346 1865 6,855
1844 3,155 1866 6,855
1845 3,155 1867 5,237
1846 10,583 1868 1,989
1847 20,040 1869 4,531
1848 7,743 1870 5,120
Total 242,231

Between 1820 and 1920, 530,000 French people came to the United States

Distribution of French Americans in certain parts of the United States
State(s) Franco-Americans Percentage
Midwest 2,550,000 21.6%
New England 2,320,000 19.7%
California 1,210,000 10.3%
Louisiana 1,070,000 9.7%
New York 835,300 7.1%
Florida 630,000 5.3%
Total 8,615,300 73%
Deportation of Acadians from Acadia to Thirteen British Colonies in 1755
State Acadians Percentage
Massachusetts 2,000 26.75%
Virginia 1,500 20.06%
Carolinas 1,027 13.74%
Maryland 1,000 13.38%
Connecticut 700 9.4%
Pennsylvania 500 6.7%
Georgia 450 6.0%
New York 300 4.0%
Total 7,477 100%
Acadian immigration to Louisiana from Canada, New England, and France
from 1763 to 1790
From Acadians Percentage Years
Canada 4,000 56.34% 1763 - 1790
New England 1,500 21.13% 1765 - 1770
France 1,600 22.54% 1785
Total 7,100 100%

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