Thomas and Alzire Bayard

Nov 22

Written By Daniel Bayard

This photo was taken during what is believed to be their engagement day. Thomas was born in 1879, and Alzire in 1881.

They are the great-grandparents of Marie-Denise, Mica, and Daniel Bayard, as well as Jacqueline, who has since passed away as well as many others. Daniel’s Dad, Daniel Thomas, was born in 1912 and married Marcelle Elisabeth Oriol who was born in 1921.

Aren’t they a stunning couple!

Daniel Bayard

Thomas and Alzire Bayard

This photo was taken during what is believed to be their engagement day. Thomas was born in 1879, and Alzire in 1881.

They are the great-grandparents of Marie-Denise, Mica, and Daniel Bayard, as well as Jacqueline, who has since passed away as well as many others. Daniel’s Dad, Daniel Thomas, was born in 1912 and married Marcelle Elisabeth Oriol who was born in 1921.

Aren’t they a stunning couple!

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Thomas and Alzire Bayard

This photo was taken during what is believed to be their engagement day. Thomas was born in 1879, and Alzire in 1881.

They are the great-grandparents of Marie-Denise, Mica, and Daniel Bayard, as well as Jacqueline, who has since passed away as well as many others. Daniel’s Dad, Daniel Thomas, was born in 1912 and married Marcelle Elisabeth Oriol who was born in 1921.

Aren’t they a stunning couple!

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HAITIAN AUTHORS

Expanding the Literary Treasures of Haiti

Our Haitian Authors have a story to tell. Click and Learn more

Daniel writes award-winning novels of Haitian History in a story telling genre that brings characters to life in the factual history of Haiti. His stories are riveting, chronicling the pre and post-colonial periods of Haiti.

Daniel J.D. Bayard

Lyonel Gerdes

Lyonel has published a trilogy of memoirs – Les Cayes, Haiti…, Port-au-Prince, Haiti…, and Miami, Florida… — which chronicle his life from his early years in Haiti to his experiences as an immigrant in the United States.

Jean-Bernard Bayard

Jean-Bernard was born in Haiti and moved to New York in 1964. While assimilating into the foreign culture of his adopted country, he felt compelled to delve into his own culture to better understand himself. Edited by wife Pat.

Alexandra is an artist, author, and educator with a master’s in Waldorf Education. She founded Mindful Art, a nonprofit blending mindfulness, ecology, and the arts. She also leads La Lettre, a French literary group.

Alexanndra Jeanty-Leclrec

Mayse felt compelled to write about Haiti’s true story, and to break the chain of silence so the present and future generations may stand proud of their Haitian Heritage.

Maryse Denis

Mireille describes the events leading up to the destruction of many neighbor-hoods, as well as the loss of countless lives.

Mireille Sylvain-David

It’s from her rich literary background that she found her own motivation and inspiration to become a writer.

Irsa Vieux - Chassagne

Our Haitian Authors have a story to tell.
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