Antoine Pugliesi-Conti

He married (29 September 1860, in Ajaccio) Stéphanie, daughter of Charles Étienne Conti [fr] (1812–1872).

As his father-in-law had no male heirs, Antoine Pugliesi became Antoine Pugliesi-Conti by adding Conti to his name by décret impérial (imperial decree) of 25 January 1867.^[1]

His children were:

1. Paul Pugliesi-Conti [fr] (1861–1933) député (deputy) of Seine,
2. Dominique Pugliesi-Conti [fr] (1863–1926) député (deputy) of Corsica,
3. Henri Pugliesi-Conti [fr] (1866–1936), Vice-admiral.

• Conseiller de préfecture (i. e. member of a conseil de préfecture [fr]) of Ardennes in Mézières City now part of Charleville-Mézières City (1860).
• Sub-prefect of Saint-Pons (former arrondissement of Saint-Pons [fr] suppressed in 1926) in Saint-Pons City now Saint-Pons-de-Thomières City, Hérault (1861).
• Secretary General (secrétaire général de préfecture [fr]) of Loiret, in Orléans City (1865).
• Sub-prefect of Louviers (former arrondissement of Louviers [fr] suppressed in 1926) in Louviers City, Eure (1865).
• Sub-prefect of Boulogne-sur-Mer, in Boulogne-sur-Mer City, Pas-de-Calais (1866).
• Prefect of Vendée in Napoléon-Vendée City now La Roche-sur-Yon City (1869).

• (in French) "Pugliesi-Conti (Antoine, François)" (1827–1908), page 593 in Archives nationales (France) (répertoire nominatif par Christiane Lamoussière, revu et complété par Patrick Laharie; répertoire territorial et introduction par Patrick Laharie), Le Personnel de l’administration préfectorale, 1800–1880, Paris : Centre historique des Archives nationales, 1998, 1159 pages, 27 cm, ISBN 2-86000-271-5.