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Do Canary Islands emigration lists from 1776 to 1783 name Valenzuela's founding families?

Research question: Do Canary Islands emigration lists and parish embarkation records for 1776 to 1783 name the families who settled Valenzuela, and how many later appear in Bayou Lafourche records?

The verified facts show only that Valenzuela was founded under Spanish rule around 1778 by Canary Islanders 1. They do not mention emigration lists, parish embarkation records, the names of any settling families, or any Bayou Lafourche records, so the question's core parts cannot be answered from these facts. The newest fact dates to about 1778 and gives no publication date, so it cannot show how current the claim is as of October 2026. Answering the question would require the emigration lists, embarkation records, and Bayou Lafourche sources themselves.

Checked 2026-10-21. Only documented and supported facts are used.
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Valenzuela was founded under Spanish rule around 1778 by Canary Islanders.
"Founded under Spanish rule c. 1778 by Canary Islanders, later joined by Acadians and others."
Valenzuela Dans La Fourche Historical Marker