Élie Lacoste [SEP] native language
Élie Lacoste
Élie Lacoste (18 September 1745 in Montignac – 26 November 1806 in Montignac) was a French politician during the French Revolution.
He became the administrator of the newly created Dordogne department in 1790. He was a deputy of the Legislative Assembly in 1791, he later went to the National Convention for the Dordogne department in 1793, he voted for the death of King Louis XVI in his trial and took part in missions in Lot and Dordogne departments and enlisted 300,000 men to the Nord and Pas-de-
Laurentides.
- Jean-Élie Gingras 1867–1887 Conservative
- Guillaume Bresse 1887–1892 Liberal
- Thomas Chapais 1892–1946 Conservative
- Gérald Martineau 1946–1959 Union Nationale
- Antonio Auger 1959–1968 Union Nationale
Members Mille-Isles.
- Félix-Hyacinthe Lemaire 1867–1879 Conservative
- Jean-Baptiste Lefebvre de Villemure 1880–1882 Conservative
- Alexandre Lacoste 1882–1883 Conservative
- Charles Champagne 1883–1888 Conservative
- David Marsil 1888–1899 Liberal
- François-Xavier Mathieu 1900–1908 Liberal
- Hector Champagne 1908–1941 Liberal
- Francis Lawrence Connors 1942–1964 Liberal
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