Bastienne Josèphe

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Bastienne Josèphe (1690s – unknown) was the madame of La Dame en Rose, a brothel in Port-au-Prince, during the 1730s, and a supporter of Augustin Dieufort's Maroon rebellion.

In 1735, she met Adéwalé, an Assassin who had been shipwrecked on Saint-Domingue following the loss of his brig, the Victoire. Bastienne soon convinced the Assassin to aid the growing resistance against Pierre de Fayet, the French governor of Port-au-Prince, and over the next couple of years grow close to him.

At some point after De Fayet's death in 1737, Bastienne and Adéwalé shared a night of passion, leading to the eventual birth of a son.