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1800-01-06

Birth of Nissage Saget at Port-au-Prince

Haitian

Celebrated men. Port-au-Prince prides itself on having given birth to General Galbaud, Governor General of St. Domingue; to Alexandre Pétion, Jean Pierre Boyer [15 February 1773] and Nissage Saget (6 January 1800), who were presidents of the republic, to the generals Lys, Borgella (6 May 1773], Beauvais, Desruisseaux, Vil Lubin, to the poets Coriolan Ardouin, J. J. Lérémond, Dupré, Ducasse Hippolyte, Alcibiade Fleury Battier, J. B. Romane, Massillon Coicou, Justin Lhérisson, Henry Chauvet, Piere Faubert, Charles Séguy Villevaleix, Abel Elie, Alfred Simonise, James Gardère, Paul Lochard, Aurèle Chevry, Arsène Chevry, to the painter Colbert Lochard, to the agronomist Eugène Nau, to the historians Thomas Madiou, Enélus Robin, to the geographer Dantès Fortunat, to the statesmen Boyer Bazelais, Liautaud Ethéart, Ovide Cameau, Roche Grellier, Bénony Lallemand, Alix Rossignol Excellent, Arsace Deslandes, D. Laborde, F. Acloque, J. J. Audain, Dagessau, Lespinasse, P. Lorquet, Charles A. Archin, Maximilien Laforest, Ernest Roumain, Frédéric Marcelin, Charles and Clément Haetjens, Lélio…

Rouzier tells this under the entry PORT-AU PRINCE [le].

Source  ·  p. t. III, p. 467 Sémexant Rouzier, Dictionnaire géographique et administratif universel d'Haïti (t. III) (1927), p. t. III, p. 467