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Louis Marchegay
Louis Marchegay (5 October 1869 Rochefort – 15 September 1933, Saint-Germain-de-Prinçay), was a French politician. 
Biography.
He gained a degree in law at Sciences Po, and he was elected as a deputy for Vendée in 1895 after the death of Aristide Batiot. He lost the next election and he was replaced by Zénobe Alexis de Lespinay.
As he had lands, he was elected as the President of the Portland Artificial Cement of Indochina.
External links.
family archives, and granted access to them to researchers, in particular Paul Marchegay (1812–1885) and the historian Hugues Imbert (1822–1882).
On 2 July 1862 he married Marguerite-Jeanne Tanneguy-Duchâtel (16 December 1840 - 19 September 1913), daughter of count Charles Marie Tanneguy Duchâtel, former minister to King Louis-Philippe of France. They had two children:
- Louis Charles Marie (1863–1921) who succeeded him, and
- Charlotte (1864–1944); who married the duke of Estrées,