Database: Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent - Revision history

imported>Darman36 at 03:30, 19 June 2024

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	[[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]] was born in 1724 in [[France]]. At 23 he immigrated to [[New Orleans]] and enlisted in the military. He married the wealthy Elizabeth La Roche and used the dowry to open a building on Conti Street to supply fur traders.		[[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]] was born in 1724 in [[France]]. At 23 he immigrated to [[New Orleans]] and enlisted in the military. He married the wealthy Elizabeth La Roche and used the dowry to open a building on Conti Street to supply fur traders.
	~~<br><br>~~
	When West [[Louisiana]] was {{Wiki\|Treaty of Fontainebleau (1762)\|given}} to the [[Spain\|Spanish]], Gilbert Antoine was the first Frenchman to pledge his allegiance to the new governor, [[Antonio de Ulloa]]. As a result, he was imprisoned in his [[plantation]] during the [[Louisiana Rebellion]] of 1768, while the governor was ousted by the Superior Council.		When West [[Louisiana]] was {{Wiki\|Treaty of Fontainebleau (1762)\|given}} to the [[Spain\|Spanish]], Gilbert Antoine was the first Frenchman to pledge his allegiance to the new governor, [[Antonio de Ulloa]]. As a result, he was imprisoned in his [[plantation]] during the [[Louisiana Rebellion]] of 1768, while the governor was ousted by the Superior Council.
	~~<br><br>~~
	Once the Spanish reclaimed the colony in 1769, his daughter Marie-Elizabeth married the next Spanish governor, [[Luis de Unzaga]].		Once the Spanish reclaimed the colony in 1769, his daughter Marie-Elizabeth married the next Spanish governor, [[Luis de Unzaga]].
	~~<br><br>~~
	During his life, he was named Commandant of the Militia of Louisiana, Lt. Governor of the Providence of Louisiana and West Florida, and Captain-General of the new Bureau of Indian Affairs of Louisiana and West Florida.		During his life, he was named Commandant of the Militia of Louisiana, Lt. Governor of the Providence of Louisiana and West Florida, and Captain-General of the new Bureau of Indian Affairs of Louisiana and West Florida.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery captionalign="center" position="center~~" spacing="small~~" widths="180">		<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">
	Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent Database Vita.png\|Database image ~~for the~~ original Vita release		Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent Database Vita.png\|Database image in ''Liberation''{{'}}s original Vita release
	GilbertMaxentDatabaseHD.png\|Database image ~~for Assassin~~'~~s Creed~~ Liberation HD		GilbertMaxentDatabaseHD.png\|Database image in ''Liberation HD''
	DB Saint Maxent ACLiberation Remastered.png\|Database image ~~for Assassin~~'~~s Creed~~ Liberation Remastered		DB Saint Maxent ACLiberation Remastered.png\|Database image in ''Liberation Remastered''
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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imported>Darman36 at 03:26, 19 June 2024

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	[[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]] was born in 1724 in [[France]]. At 23 he immigrated to [[New Orleans]] and enlisted in the military. He married the wealthy Elizabeth La Roche and ~~use~~ the dowry to open a building on Conti Street to supply fur traders.		[[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]] was born in 1724 in [[France]]. At 23 he immigrated to [[New Orleans]] and enlisted in the military. He married the wealthy Elizabeth La Roche and used the dowry to open a building on Conti Street to supply fur traders.
	<br><br>		<br><br>
	When West [[Louisiana]] was given to the [[Spain\|Spanish]], Gilbert Antoine was the first Frenchman to pledge his allegiance to the new governor, [[Antonio de Ulloa]]. As a result, he was imprisoned in his [[~~Sugar plantations\|~~plantation]] during the [[Louisiana Rebellion]] of 1768, while the governor was ousted by the Superior Council.		When West [[Louisiana]] was {{Wiki\|Treaty of Fontainebleau (1762)\|given}} to the [[Spain\|Spanish]], Gilbert Antoine was the first Frenchman to pledge his allegiance to the new governor, [[Antonio de Ulloa]]. As a result, he was imprisoned in his [[plantation]] during the [[Louisiana Rebellion]] of 1768, while the governor was ousted by the Superior Council.
	<br><br>		<br><br>
	Once the Spanish reclaimed the colony in 1769, his daughter Marie-Elizabeth married the next Spanish governor, [[Luis de Unzaga]].		Once the Spanish reclaimed the colony in 1769, his daughter Marie-Elizabeth married the next Spanish governor, [[Luis de Unzaga]].

imported>Darman36 at 20:35, 30 December 2022

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	When West [[Louisiana]] was given to the [[Spain\|Spanish]], Gilbert Antoine was the first Frenchman to pledge his allegiance to the new governor, [[Antonio de Ulloa]]. As a result, he was imprisoned in his [[Sugar plantations\|plantation]] during the [[Louisiana Rebellion]] of 1768, while the governor was ousted by the Superior Council.		When West [[Louisiana]] was given to the [[Spain\|Spanish]], Gilbert Antoine was the first Frenchman to pledge his allegiance to the new governor, [[Antonio de Ulloa]]. As a result, he was imprisoned in his [[Sugar plantations\|plantation]] during the [[Louisiana Rebellion]] of 1768, while the governor was ousted by the Superior Council.
	<br><br>		<br><br>
	Once the Spanish reclaimed the colony in 1769, his daughter Marie-Elizabeth married the next Spanish governor, Luis de Unzaga.		Once the Spanish reclaimed the colony in 1769, his daughter Marie-Elizabeth married the next Spanish governor, [[Luis de Unzaga]].
	<br><br>		<br><br>
	During his life, he was named Commandant of the Militia of Louisiana, Lt. Governor of the Providence of Louisiana and West Florida, and Captain-General of the new Bureau of Indian Affairs of Louisiana and West Florida.		During his life, he was named Commandant of the Militia of Louisiana, Lt. Governor of the Providence of Louisiana and West Florida, and Captain-General of the new Bureau of Indian Affairs of Louisiana and West Florida.

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	[[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]] was born in 1724 in [[France]]. At 23 he immigrated to [[New Orleans]] and enlisted in the military. He married the wealthy Elizabeth La Roche and use the dowry to open a building on Conti Street to supply fur traders.		[[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]] was born in 1724 in [[France]]. At 23 he immigrated to [[New Orleans]] and enlisted in the military. He married the wealthy Elizabeth La Roche and use the dowry to open a building on Conti Street to supply fur traders.
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	During his life, he was named Commandant of the Militia of Louisiana, Lt. Governor of the Providence of Louisiana and West Florida, and Captain-General of the new Bureau of Indian Affairs of Louisiana and West Florida.		During his life, he was named Commandant of the Militia of Louisiana, Lt. Governor of the Providence of Louisiana and West Florida, and Captain-General of the new Bureau of Indian Affairs of Louisiana and West Florida.
	~~</tabber>~~

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

imported>Soranin at 01:30, 19 January 2021

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	==Abstergo==		<tabber>
			\|-\|Abstergo=
	[[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]] was born in 1724 in [[France]]. At 23 he immigrated to [[New Orleans]] and enlisted in the military. He married the wealthy Elizabeth La Roche and use the dowry to open a building on Conti Street to supply fur traders.		[[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]] was born in 1724 in [[France]]. At 23 he immigrated to [[New Orleans]] and enlisted in the military. He married the wealthy Elizabeth La Roche and use the dowry to open a building on Conti Street to supply fur traders.
			<br><br>
	When West [[Louisiana]] was given to the [[Spain\|Spanish]], Gilbert Antoine was the first Frenchman to pledge his allegiance to the new governor, [[Antonio de Ulloa]]. As a result, he was imprisoned in his [[Sugar plantations\|plantation]] during the [[Louisiana Rebellion]] of 1768, while the governor was ousted by the Superior Council.		When West [[Louisiana]] was given to the [[Spain\|Spanish]], Gilbert Antoine was the first Frenchman to pledge his allegiance to the new governor, [[Antonio de Ulloa]]. As a result, he was imprisoned in his [[Sugar plantations\|plantation]] during the [[Louisiana Rebellion]] of 1768, while the governor was ousted by the Superior Council.
			<br><br>
	Once the Spanish reclaimed the colony in 1769, his daughter Marie-Elizabeth married the next Spanish governor, Luis de Unzaga.		Once the Spanish reclaimed the colony in 1769, his daughter Marie-Elizabeth married the next Spanish governor, Luis de Unzaga.
			<br><br>
			During his life, he was named Commandant of the Militia of Louisiana, Lt. Governor of the Providence of Louisiana and West Florida, and Captain-General of the new Bureau of Indian Affairs of Louisiana and West Florida.
			</tabber>

	~~During his life, he was named Commandant of~~ the ~~Militia of Louisiana, Lt~~. ~~Governor of the Providence of Louisiana and West Florida, and Captain-General of the new Bureau of Indian Affairs of Louisiana and West Florida~~.		==Gallery==
			<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180">
			Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent Database Vita.png\|Database image for the original Vita release
			GilbertMaxentDatabaseHD.png\|Database image for Assassin's Creed Liberation HD
			DB Saint Maxent ACLiberation Remastered.png\|Database image for Assassin's Creed Liberation Remastered
			</gallery>

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imported>Crookandcharlatan at 20:30, 26 February 2015

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	[[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]] was born in 1724 in [[France]]. At 23 he immigrated to [[New Orleans]] and enlisted in the military. He married the wealthy Elizabeth La Roche and use the dowry to open a building on Conti Street to supply fur traders.		[[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]] was born in 1724 in [[France]]. At 23 he immigrated to [[New Orleans]] and enlisted in the military. He married the wealthy Elizabeth La Roche and use the dowry to open a building on Conti Street to supply fur traders.

	When West [[Louisiana]] was given to the [[Spain\|Spanish]], Gilbert Antoine was the first Frenchman to pledge his allegiance to the new governor, [[Antonio do Ulloa]]. As a result, he was imprisoned in his [[Sugar plantations\|plantation]] during the [[Louisiana Rebellion]] of 1768, while the governor was ousted by the Superior Council.		When West [[Louisiana]] was given to the [[Spain\|Spanish]], Gilbert Antoine was the first Frenchman to pledge his allegiance to the new governor, [[Antonio de Ulloa]]. As a result, he was imprisoned in his [[Sugar plantations\|plantation]] during the [[Louisiana Rebellion]] of 1768, while the governor was ousted by the Superior Council.

	Once the Spanish reclaimed the colony in 1769, his daughter Marie-Elizabeth married the next Spanish governor, Luis de Unzaga.		Once the Spanish reclaimed the colony in 1769, his daughter Marie-Elizabeth married the next Spanish governor, Luis de Unzaga.

imported>Crookandcharlatan at 20:30, 26 February 2015

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	==Abstergo==		==Abstergo==

	Gilbert Antoine de Saint Maxent was born in 1724 in France. At 23 he immigrated to New Orleans and enlisted in the military. He married the wealthy Elizabeth La Roche and use the dowry to open a building on Conti Street to supply fur traders.		[[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]] was born in 1724 in [[France]]. At 23 he immigrated to [[New Orleans]] and enlisted in the military. He married the wealthy Elizabeth La Roche and use the dowry to open a building on Conti Street to supply fur traders.

	When West Louisiana was given to the Spanish, Gilbert Antoine was the first Frenchman to pledge his allegiance to the new governor, Antonio do Ulloa. As a result, he was imprisoned in his plantation during the Louisiana Rebellion of 1768, while the governor was ousted by the Superior Council.		When West [[Louisiana]] was given to the [[Spain\|Spanish]], Gilbert Antoine was the first Frenchman to pledge his allegiance to the new governor, [[Antonio do Ulloa]]. As a result, he was imprisoned in his [[Sugar plantations\|plantation]] during the [[Louisiana Rebellion]] of 1768, while the governor was ousted by the Superior Council.

	Once the Spanish reclaimed the colony in 1769, his daughter Marie-Elizabeth married the next Spanish governor, Luis de Unzaga.		Once the Spanish reclaimed the colony in 1769, his daughter Marie-Elizabeth married the next Spanish governor, Luis de Unzaga.

	During his life, he was named Commandant of the Militia of Louisiana, Lt. Governor of the Providence of Louisiana and West Florida, and Captain-General of the new Bureau of Indian Affairs of Louisiana and West Florida.		During his life, he was named Commandant of the Militia of Louisiana, Lt. Governor of the Providence of Louisiana and West Florida, and Captain-General of the new Bureau of Indian Affairs of Louisiana and West Florida.

			{{DEFAULTSORT:Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent}}
			[[Category:Animus console database entries]]
			[[Category:Database: People]]

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	Gilbert Antoine de Saint Maxent was born in 1724 in France. At 23 he immigrated to New Orleans and enlisted in the military. He married the wealthy Elizabeth La Roche and use the dowry to open a building on Conti Street to supply fur traders.		Gilbert Antoine de Saint Maxent was born in 1724 in France. At 23 he immigrated to New Orleans and enlisted in the military. He married the wealthy Elizabeth La Roche and use the dowry to open a building on Conti Street to supply fur traders.

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===Abstergo===

Gilbert Antoine de Saint Maxent was born in 1724 in France. At 23 he immigrated to New Orleans and enlisted in the military. He married the wealthy Elizabeth La Roche and use the dowry to open a building on Conti Street to supply fur traders.

When West Louisiana was given to the Spanish, Gilbert Antoine was the first Frenchman to pledge his allegiance to the new governor, Antonio do Ulloa. As a result, he was imprisoned in his plantation during the Louisiana Rebellion of 1768, while the governor was ousted by the Superior Council.

Once the Spanish reclaimed the colony in 1769, his daughter Marie-Elizabeth married the next Spanish governor, Luis de Unzaga.

During his life, he was named Commandant of the Militia of Louisiana, Lt. Governor of the Providence of Louisiana and West Florida, and Captain-General of the new Bureau of Indian Affairs of Louisiana and West Florida.