Antoine Dubuclet Jr. And Claire Pollard: the Black Slave Owners In the American Empire

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https://historycollection.com/10-bla...al-perception/ Nine more of these filthy traitors

https://shorturl.at/8pfCV Dubuclet Jr. photo (the real Big Ed Garvey)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoine_Dubuclet

Like Herod working for the Roman Empire, these two traitors got rich at the expense of their own brethren.

Dubuclet was one of the wealthiest African Americans in the nation. He was a Creole. In the mid-1830s he met and married Claire Pollard, a wealthy free woman of color who owned a plantation and 44 slaves. He was the State Treasurer of Louisiana from 1868 to 1878.

Antoine Dubuclet Jr. was the son of Antoine Dubuclet Sr., and Marie Felecite Gray. Both were free blacks; his father was part owner of Cedar Grove, a successful sugar plantation, which he had inherited from his parents, Joseph Antoine Dubuclet and Rosie Belly. Upon his father's death, his mother moved to New Orleans with her younger children; Dubuclet took over his father's responsibilities and assisted in managing the plantation which held more than seventy slaves.