Marie Antoinette Chevalier La Framboise (Marinette)

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Marie Antoinette Chevalier La Framboise, known as Marinette, was a prominent 19th-century French-Ottawa fur trader and influential figure in the Great Lakes region, after whom the city of Marinette, Wisconsin, is named.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
fur trader
historical figure
person
activity fur trade in the Great Lakes region
alsoKnownAs Marinette
associatedWith Marinette, Wisconsin
centuryOfActivity 19th century
countryOfActivity Canada
United States of America
culture Great Lakes fur trade culture
ethnicGroup French
Ottawa
familyName Chevalier La Framboise
gender female
givenName Marie Antoinette
historicalPeriod early 19th century
influenced development of the Marinette, Wisconsin area
languageUsed French
locatedIn United States of America
Wisconsin
namedAfter Marie Antoinette Chevalier La Framboise
namesakeOf Marinette, Wisconsin
notableFor being a prominent 19th-century French-Ottawa fur trader
being the namesake of Marinette, Wisconsin
influence in the Great Lakes region
occupation fur trader
regionOfActivity Great Lakes region
socialRole community leader
trader

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Marinette, Wisconsin namedAfter Marie Antoinette Chevalier La Framboise (Marinette)