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Former American politician (1792–1874)
Charles Zenon Derbigny (1792-1874) was a state legislator in Louisiana who served as the 14th speaker of the Louisiana House of Representatives from 1843
Charles_Derbigny
American judge
Pierre Derbigny (June 30, 1769 – October 6, 1829) was a French born judge and politician who served as the sixth governor of Louisiana. He was an advocate
Pierre_Derbigny
1850s American nativist political party
notably in 1844 in Philadelphia, where the anti-Catholic orator Lewis Charles Levin was elected Representative from Pennsylvania's 1st district. In the
Know_Nothing
election ← 1852 November 5, 1855 1859 → Nominee Robert C. Wickliffe Charles Derbigny Party Democratic Know Nothing Popular vote 23,592 19,755 Percentage
1855 Louisiana gubernatorial election
1855_Louisiana_gubernatorial_election
1839–1841 Orleans Whig William C. C. Claiborne II 1842–1843 Orleans Whig Charles Derbigny 1843–1844 Jefferson Whig Antoine Boudousquie 1845 St. John the Baptist
List of speakers of the Louisiana House of Representatives
List_of_speakers_of_the_Louisiana_House_of_Representatives
American politician
William Charles Cole Claiborne II (1808–1878) was the 13th speaker of the Louisiana House of Representatives, a position he held from 1841 to 1843. He
William_C._C._Claiborne_II
331 6.1 / 100 3rd Kentucky American Charles S. Morehead 69,816 51.63 / 100 1st Louisiana American Charles Derbigny 19,755 46.26 / 100 2nd Massachusetts
List of third-party and independent performances in United States gubernatorial elections
List_of_third-party_and_independent_performances_in_United_States_gubernatorial_elections
Position in the Louisiana State Senate
resignation of Governor Thomas B. Robertson. In 1829, Governor Pierre Derbigny died in a carriage accident, allowing for Armand Beauvais to become acting
President of the Louisiana State Senate
President_of_the_Louisiana_State_Senate
received Percentage Democratic Isaac Johnson 12,629 54.05% Whig Guillaume DeBuys 10,138 43.39% Native American Charles Derbigny 598 2.56% Total Vote 23,365
1846 Louisiana gubernatorial election
1846_Louisiana_gubernatorial_election
American jazz musician
worked with Jack Carey, Chris Kelly, and Kid Rena. He recorded with Charles Derbigny in 1941, but the recordings were not publicly released until the 1960s
Joe_Thomas_(clarinetist)
American politician (1803–1855)
Louisiana House of Representatives In office 1845–1845 Preceded by Charles Derbigny Succeeded by David A. Randall Personal details Born (1803-05-09)May
Antoine_Boudousquie
American politician (1819–1895)
for Governor of Louisiana. He went on to defeat Charles Derbigny, son of former Governor Pierre Derbigny, who was running on the Know Nothing ticket. In
Robert_C._Wickliffe
Neighborhood of New Orleans, United States
and South Claiborne Avenue, Cleveland Street, as well as South and North Derbigny Streets to the west. It is the equivalent of what many cities call their
New Orleans Central Business District
New_Orleans_Central_Business_District
American politician
Charles W. DeWitt Jr. (born February 4, 1947) is a politician from Louisiana, United States. He served in the Louisiana House of Representatives beginning
Charles_W._DeWitt_Jr.
Confederate politician
Party. He was an officer in the state militia. He spoke at the funeral of Charles Dreux. "House Membership: Historical Listing" (PDF). house.louisiana.gov
Adolphus_Olivier
"Pierre Auguste Charles Bourguignon Derbigny". National Governors Association. Retrieved March 2, 2023. "Pierre Auguste Bourguigon Derbigny". Secretary of
List of governors of Louisiana
List_of_governors_of_Louisiana
American judge (1785–1844)
of the Louisiana Supreme Court In office 1821–1833 Preceded by Pierre Derbigny Succeeded by Henry A. Bullard Member of the Louisiana House of Representatives
Alexander_Porter
American politician (1783–1843)
Arnaud was next in line to governorship. This came when Governor Pierre Derbigny was thrown from a carriage after ten months in office, dying from injuries
Arnaud_Beauvais
American politician (born 1946)
Roman LaBranche Roman Mouton la Branche J. M. Walker DeBuys Claiborne Derbigny Bouduosquie Randall Farrar Moise King Moise Sandidge Pugh Morrison Olivier
Hunt_Downer
American politician (1811-1906)
Roman LaBranche Roman Mouton la Branche J. M. Walker DeBuys Claiborne Derbigny Bouduosquie Randall Farrar Moise King Moise Sandidge Pugh Morrison Olivier
William_W._Pugh
American politician
Charles "Chuck" Kleckley is an American politician who represented District 36 of the Louisiana House of Representatives from 2005 to 2016 and served
Chuck_Kleckley
Spanish colonial official (1767–1813)
appointed commandant at New Madrid. In New Madrid, his brother-in-law, Pierre Derbigny, served as his interpreter and secretary. In July 1799, he was appointed
Carlos_de_Hault_de_Lassus
Parish in Louisiana, United States
Jefferson stands at the entrance of the General Government Complex on Derbigny Street in Gretna. The parish seat was in the city of Lafayette, until that
Jefferson_Parish,_Louisiana
American politician (1795–1866)
constitutional crisis following the death of Governor Pierre Derbigny in 1828. In the aftermath of Derbigny's unexpected death in office, then State Senate President
André_B._Roman
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad commences with a cornerstone laid by Charles Carroll of Carrollton. July 9 – The 1828–29 United States House of Representatives
1828_in_the_United_States
Ethnic group of Louisiana, USA
1865, six were French Creoles and spoke French: Jacques Villeré, Pierre Derbigny, Armand Beauvais, Jacques Dupré, Andre B. Roman and Alexandre Mouton. According
Louisiana_Creole_people
American lawyer and politician (1805–1894)
jurists including Edward Livingston, Louis Lislet (1762–1832), and Pierre Derbigny. In turn, the Louisiana code was inspired by French (including the French
David_Dudley_Field_II
American politician (1909-1993)
Roger; Sharp, Nancy Weatherly; Atwater, Kevin D.; Petonito, Gina; Ritter, Charles F.; Wakelyn, Jon L. (June 30, 1999). "American Legislative Leaders in the
J._Thomas_Jewell
LaSalle Parish Courthouse (Jena, LA) Parish Served: St. Charles Parish District Seat: St. Charles Parish Courthouse (Hahnville, LA) Parish Served: Vernon
Louisiana_district_courts
American politician (1804–1885)
schools, graduated from Georgetown College, and also studied law under Charles Antoine and Edward Simon of St. Martinville. After being admitted to the
Alexandre_Mouton
Day of the year
violinist and composer (born 1684) 1819 – Charles Emmanuel IV, king of Sardinia (born 1751) 1829 – Pierre Derbigny, French-American politician, 6th Governor
October_6
appointed by the governor) Dominic Augustin Hall 1813, Presiding Judge Pierre Derbigny 1813–1820 George Mathews Jr. 1813–1836, Presiding Judge Francois Xavier
List of justices of the Louisiana Supreme Court
List_of_justices_of_the_Louisiana_Supreme_Court
Governor of Louisiana (1783–1864)
1st congressional district, John Quincy Adams for President, and Pierre Derbigny for governor. Some of the men he supported were elected, but the legislature
Henry Johnson (Louisiana politician)
Henry_Johnson_(Louisiana_politician)
American politician (1843–1881)
Roman LaBranche Roman Mouton la Branche J. M. Walker DeBuys Claiborne Derbigny Bouduosquie Randall Farrar Moise King Moise Sandidge Pugh Morrison Olivier
Louis_A._Wiltz
Elected constitutional officer of the U.S. state of Louisiana
1812–1816 2 Etienne Mazureau Democraticic-Republican 1816–1820 3 Pierre Derbigny Democraticic-Republican National Republican 1820-1828 4 George A. Waggaman
Secretary of State of Louisiana
Secretary_of_State_of_Louisiana
American politician (1820–1876)
Charles H. Morrison (died October 17, 1876 at age 56) was an American public official, lawyer, and state legislator in Louisiana who served as the 23rd
Charles_H._Morrison
American politician (born 1976)
Roman LaBranche Roman Mouton la Branche J. M. Walker DeBuys Claiborne Derbigny Bouduosquie Randall Farrar Moise King Moise Sandidge Pugh Morrison Olivier
Phillip_DeVillier
Senator from California from 1879 to 1885 (died 1886) September 12 – Charles Dudley Warner, essayist and novelist (died 1900) October 5 – Chester A
1829_in_the_United_States
Former American politician
Representatives, a position he held from 1827 to 1828. He represented St. Charles Parish in the Louisiana House of Representatives from 1814 to 1828. LaBranche
Octave_LaBranche
Private university in New Orleans, U.S.
building was erected on the northeast corner of Esplanade Avenue and N. Derbigny Street. As Union soldiers left New Orleans in 1877, the main university
Straight_University
(born 1972) – Democratic politician from the State of Louisiana Pierre Derbigny (1769–1829) – 6th governor of Louisiana Dan Desdunes (1870–1929) – civil
List_of_Louisiana_Creoles
Oldest continuously active branch of the NAACP
, now Tulane Memorial B.C., met on Tulane Avenue between Claborne and Derbigny Streets. Early members of the executive committee (1917) were: Dr. E.W
NAACP_New_Orleans_Branch
and Governor of Louisiana Kathleen Blanco, Governor of Louisiana Pierre Derbigny (1769–1829), Governor of Louisiana Jacques Dupre, Louisiana state representative
List_of_French_Americans
American politician (1938–2005)
Roman LaBranche Roman Mouton la Branche J. M. Walker DeBuys Claiborne Derbigny Bouduosquie Randall Farrar Moise King Moise Sandidge Pugh Morrison Olivier
John_J._Hainkel_Jr.
Politics in the US state of Louisiana
Johnson (DR) James Brown (DR) 1820 1821 Thomas B. Robertson (DR) Pierre Derbigny (NR) Étienne Mazureau (DR) DR majority DR majority Josiah S. Johnston (DR)
Political party strength in Louisiana
Political_party_strength_in_Louisiana
American politician (1830–1886)
plantation in St. Charles Parish. There he established the village of Hahnville and published his third newspaper, the St. Charles Herald. On his plantation
Michael_Hahn
District More images December 10, 1993 (#93001394) Roughly bounded by Derbigny St., Conti St., City Park Ave., and Interstate 10; also roughly bounded
National Register of Historic Places listings in Orleans Parish, Louisiana
National_Register_of_Historic_Places_listings_in_Orleans_Parish,_Louisiana
American musician
playing at the Rhythm Club, later called Club Rocket, at Jackson Avenue and Derbigny Street. The band, including saxophonist August "Dimes" Dupont, opened for
June_Gardner
American politician (1902–1978)
Archived from the original on June 2, 2013. Retrieved July 14, 2013. "Lake Charles American Press, May 29, 1964, p. 9". newspapers.com. Retrieved July 14
Morris_Lottinger_Sr.
American judge (1895–1984)
Roman LaBranche Roman Mouton la Branche J. M. Walker DeBuys Claiborne Derbigny Bouduosquie Randall Farrar Moise King Moise Sandidge Pugh Morrison Olivier
John_B._Fournet
American politician (1936–2025)
Roman LaBranche Roman Mouton la Branche J. M. Walker DeBuys Claiborne Derbigny Bouduosquie Randall Farrar Moise King Moise Sandidge Pugh Morrison Olivier
E._L._Henry
American politician
All Lawyers and Poetry Wheeler, William Ogden, Lawrence Van Alstyne, and Charles Burr Ogden. 1907. The Ogden family in America, Elizabethtown branch, and
Robert_N._Ogden_Jr.
American politician (1821–1885)
1823 to Ayish Bayou near San Augustine in East Texas, where another son, Charles Wheaton Elam, was born. In 1826, the Elams relocated to Natchitoches, Louisiana
Joseph_Barton_Elam
Gretna 01955-01-011955 — Was a portion of SR 456 before 1955; followed Derbigny Street LA 466-15 — — 11th Street in Gretna 1st Street in Gretna 01955-01-011955
List of state highways in Louisiana
List_of_state_highways_in_Louisiana
American politician (1915–1987)
State Wade O. Martin, Jr., former Governors Sam Houston Jones of Lake Charles and Robert Kennon of Minden, Caddo Parish Sheriff J. Howell Flournoy, Monroe
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