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Louis-Amable Jetté
Louis-Amable Jette
Canadian politician (1836-1920).
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Statements about
Louis-Amable Jetté
Sex or Gender
Male
Award Received
Commander of the Legion of Honour
Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George
Honorary Doctorate at the Laval University
(1878)
Point in Time
:
1878
Person of National Historic Significance
Place of Death
Quebec City
Country of Citizenship
Canada
Member of Political Party
Liberal Party of Canada
Date of Birth
1/15/1836
Date of Death
5/5/1920
Instance Of
Human
Position Held
Lieutenant Governor of Quebec
Replaced By
:
Charles Alphonse Pantaléon Pelletier
Replaces
:
Joseph-Adolphe Chapleau
Chief Justice of Quebec
(1909 - 1911)
Replaced By
:
Horace Archambeault
Replaces
:
Henri-Thomas Taschereau
Organization Directed by the Office or Position
:
Quebec Court of Appeal
Start Time
:
1909
End Time
:
1911
Occupation
Journalist
Politician
Judge
University Teacher
Editor
Lawyer
Image
Given Name
Louis
Place of Birth
L'Assomption
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Educated At
Université De Montréal
Number of Children
7
Depicted By
Sir Louis-Amable Jetté
Family Name
Jetté
Coat of Arms Image
Replaced By
Horace Archambeault
Place of Burial
Notre Dame Des Neiges Cemetery
Employer
Université De Montréal
Child
Julius Jetté
Berthe Jetté
Spouse
Berthe Laflamme Jetté
Candidacy in Election
1872 Canadian Federal Election
Electoral District
:
Montreal East
Member of Political Party
:
Liberal Party of Canada
Results
:
Elected
Votes Received
:
3,264
Ranking
:
1
1874 Canadian Federal Election
Electoral District
:
Montreal East
Member of Political Party
:
Liberal Party of Canada
Results
:
Uncontested Election
Votes Received
:
0
Ranking
:
1
External Pages About Louis-Amable Jetté
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