Antoine Pugliesi-Conti Explained

Honorific Prefix:
Antoine Pugliesi-Conti
Birth Date:1827 10, df=yes
Birth Place:Ajaccio, Corsica
Death Place:Ajaccio
Occupation:French prefect

Antoine Pugliesi-Conti (1827–1908) was a French administrator who was Prefect of Vendée during the Second Empire.

He is born on 4 October 1827 in Ajaccio, Corsica, and died on 10 February 1908 in the same city.

Family

He married (29 September 1860, in Ajaccio) Stéphanie, daughter of (1812–1872).

As his father-in-law had no male heirs, Antoine Pugliesi became Antoine Pugliesi-Conti by adding Conti to his name by décret impérial (imperial decree) of 25 January 1867.[1]

His children were:

  1. (1861–1933) député (deputy) of Seine,
  2. (1863–1926) député (deputy) of Corsica,
  3. (1866–1936), Vice-admiral.

Career

Sources, Notes, References

Notes and References

  1. Archiviste Jérôme, Dictionnaire des changements de noms de 1803 à 1956, Documents et Témoignages, 1957, 230 pages, page 186 : "PUGLIESI-CONTI (Pugliesi, Antoine-François) D. 25-1-1867."