Louis Boigues
French industrialist and politician
Jean Louis Boigues (25 April 1784 – 14 November 1838) was a French industrialist and politician.2
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Born Apr 25, 1784, died Nov 14, 1838.1
Companies
- Société Boigues & CieFounder9
Career
Occupation: politician.5
- 1828 to 1838Député de la Nièvre4
- Date not recordedFounded Société Boigues & Cie3
Personal life
Jean Louis Boigues was born on 25 April 1784 in Lascelle, Cantal.
The Boigues family seems to have moved from Catalonia to France in the 17th century.
His parents were Pierre Boigues (1755–1820) and Catherine Brousse (1764–1848).
His father was a rich Parisian iron merchant.
His family married into newly wealthy aristocratic families.
Marie Boigues, sister of Louis Boigues, married Count Hippolyte Jaubert.
Jaubert was the nephew and adopted son of Francois Jaubert, a wealthy and powerful regent of the Bank of France.
Another sister, Gabrielle Boigues (1788–1855), married Claude Hochet on 5 September 1807, when Hochet was secretary of the Contentious Affairs Committee.
In July 1825 Louis Boigues married Claudine Françoise Montanier (1785–1864).
From Wikipedia’s article on Louis Boigues (this version), CC BY-SA 4.0.
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- 1WikidataLouis Boigues on Wikidata
- 2WikipediaLouis Boigues on Wikipedia
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- 9WikidataSociété Boigues & Cie, Founder