DeClouet, Alexandre Étienne, 1812-1890.

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Alexandre Étienne DeClouet, a sugar planter, Confederate congressman, and state senator from Saint Martin Parish, La., was married to Jane Marie Roman (b. 1841). Beginning in the 1860s, their son, Paul L. DeClouet, managed the family's Magenta, St. Claire, and Lizima plantations as Alexandre became increasingly involved in various political organizations, including the White League, a semi-military body organized to oppose the development of political and economic power of black freedmen.

From the description of Alexandre Étienne DeClouet letter, 1836. (Louisiana State University). WorldCat record id: 133703441

Sugar planter, Confederate congressman, and state senator from St. Martin Parish, La.

From the description of Alexandre DeClouet letter, 1861 Mar. 4. (Louisiana State University). WorldCat record id: 261139937

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Birth 1812

Death 1890

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