933 St. Philip Street
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Genevieve Larronde originally bought this home under her maiden name in 1794. Until Jean-Louis bought the land from his father, Louis, in 1804, the title shifted back and forth between Genevieve and Louis several times. Jean-Louis Dollile lived in this house with his first wife Hortense Dussau and three children. Between 1820 and 1854 Dolliole lived in the house with his second wife Marie Eugenie Bodin and their four children. The home, restored and still standing today, servers as a beautiful memory of the variations in architecture that New Orleans encompasses.
This file appears in: The Dolliole Family: Builders, Architects, Patriots, and Community Leaders
The Dolliole Family: Builders, Architects, Patriots, and Community Leaders
A prominent family of free people of color, the Dollioles made a name for themselves as prolific builders, civic leaders, and savvy businesspeople integral to the development of New Orleans. Through…