Pierre G. Deslondes

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Pierre George Deslondes, last name sometimes spelled Deslonde (born c. 1825), was an African-American sugar planter who served as

Plaquemine.[2][dubious – discuss] He owned $55,000 (~$1.52 million in 2023) worth of property in 1860.[3]

He was the son of George Deslondes (died July 7, 1854) and Eloise Belly. Odile and Victoria were his siblings.[4]

He filed a petition in 1859.

Iberville Parish.[6]

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References

  1. ISBN 9780595383900
    – via Google Books.
  2. ISBN 9780809385812
    – via Google Books.
  3. ISBN 9780195074062
    – via Google Books.
  4. ^ "Petition Details".
  5. ^ "Details for in Petition DESLONDE, Pierre George ([Deslond])20885911 - Race and Slavery Petitions Project".
  6. JSTOR 4231198
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