Leighton Plantation, Louisiana

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Leighton Plantation, Louisiana was a Southern plantation historically associated with Confederate general and Episcopal bishop Leonidas Polk.

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Leighton Plantation, Louisiana canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
plantation
associatedWithClass Confederate leadership
associatedWithEvent American Civil War
associatedWithPersonRole Confederate general
Episcopal bishop
associatedWithReligion Episcopal Church (via Leonidas Polk)
linked to: Episcopal Church
country United States
hasAlternativeName Leighton Plantation
hasHistoricalPeriod American Civil War era
linked to: American Civil War

antebellum era
hasLaborSystem slave labor
hasNotableResident Leonidas Polk
hasState Louisiana
historicalFunction agricultural estate
slave plantation
historicallyAssociatedWith Leonidas Polk
locatedIn Louisiana
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Assumption Parish, Louisiana
locatedInRegion Southern United States
locatedNear Bayou Lafourche
Paincourtville, Louisiana
notableFor ownership of Leighton Plantation, Louisiana
occupation Confederate general
Episcopal bishop
ownedBy Leonidas Polk
partOf antebellum plantation economy
region Lower Mississippi Valley
usedFor cotton cultivation
sugar cultivation

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Leonidas Polk ownedPlantation Leighton Plantation, Louisiana