Database: An Enlightened Merchant - Revision history

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	[[Philippe de Grandpré\|Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]] was born in France into a successful [[Merchants\|merchant]] family. He traveled to [[Louisiana]] to seek out business opportunities and quickly began a brisk trading enterprise.		[[Philippe de Grandpré\|Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]] was born in France into a successful [[Merchants\|merchant]] family. He traveled to [[Louisiana]] to seek out business opportunities and quickly began a brisk trading enterprise.

	In 1744, he purchased a [[Slavery\|slave]] named [[Jeanne]] in [[Haiti\|Saint-Dominique]] and brought her back to [[New Orleans]]. They grew quite close and he asked her to become his "placée bride" and live with him in his [[De Grandpré Mansion\|mansion]]. In 1747, Jeanne gave birth to their daughter [[Aveline de Grandpré\|Aveline]]. Philippe was so happy that he granted Jeanne and Aveline their freedom.		In 1744, he purchased a [[Slavery\|slave]] named [[Jeanne]] in [[Haiti\|Saint-Dominique]] and brought her back to [[New Orleans]]. They grew quite close and he asked her to become his "{{Wiki\|Plaçage\|placée}} bride" and live with him in his [[De Grandpré Mansion\|mansion]]. In 1747, Jeanne gave birth to their daughter [[Aveline de Grandpré\|Aveline]]. Philippe was so happy that he granted Jeanne and Aveline their freedom.

	In 1752, Philippe married [[Madeleine de L'Isle]] in order to further his business. This arrangement strained his relationship with Jeanne, who vanished without a trace in 1757. Although he was devastated over the loss, he was pleased when Madeleine began to raise Aveline as though she were her own.		In 1752, Philippe married [[Madeleine de L'Isle]] in order to further his business. This arrangement strained his relationship with Jeanne, who vanished without a trace in 1757. Although he was devastated over the loss, he was pleased when Madeleine began to raise Aveline as though she were her own.
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	[[Philippe de Grandpré\|Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]] was born in France into a successful [[Merchants\|merchant]] family. He traveled to [[Louisiana]] to seek out business opportunities and quickly began a brisk trading enterprise.		[[Philippe de Grandpré\|Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]] was born in France into a successful [[Merchants\|merchant]] family. He traveled to [[Louisiana]] to seek out business opportunities and quickly began a brisk trading enterprise.

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{{Wiki|Nantes}}//[[France]]//1722
[[File:ACIPhilippe.png|thumb|250px]]
[[Philippe de Grandpré|Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]] was born in France into a successful [[Merchants|merchant]] family. He traveled to [[Louisiana]] to seek out business opportunities and quickly began a brisk trading enterprise.

In 1744, he purchased a [[Slavery|slave]] named [[Jeanne]] in [[Haiti|Saint-Dominique]] and brought her back to [[New Orleans]]. They grew quite close and he asked her to become his "placée bride" and live with him in his [[De Grandpré Mansion|mansion]]. In 1747, Jeanne gave birth to their daughter [[Aveline de Grandpré|Aveline]]. Philippe was so happy that he granted Jeanne and Aveline their freedom.

In 1752, Philippe married [[Madeleine de L'Isle]] in order to further his business. This arrangement strained his relationship with Jeanne, who vanished without a trace in 1757. Although he was devastated over the loss, he was pleased when Madeleine began to raise Aveline as though she were her own.
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