Marie Laveau

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Marie Laveau was a famed 19th-century New Orleans Voodoo priestess and folk healer who became a powerful cultural and spiritual figure in Louisiana folklore.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Voodoo priestess
cultural icon
folk healer
folk hero
human
religious leader
areaOfActivity Louisiana NERFINISHED
New Orleans NERFINISHED
associatedWith Congo Square NERFINISHED
French Quarter NERFINISHED
St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
culturalDepiction subject of films and television
subject of novels
subject of songs
culture Louisiana Creole NERFINISHED
ethnicity Creole
familyName Laveau NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork divination
folk medicine
ritual magic
spiritual leadership
gender female
givenName Marie NERFINISHED
hasLegend stories of helping the poor and marginalized
stories of political influence in New Orleans
stories of powerful magical abilities
heritage African descent
European descent
Native American descent
influenced Louisiana folklore
popular culture depictions of Voodoo
language English
French
Louisiana Creole NERFINISHED
movement New Orleans Voodoo NERFINISHED
name Marie Laveau NERFINISHED
notableFor folk healing in New Orleans
leading New Orleans Voodoo in the 19th century
reputation as the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans
role in Louisiana folklore
occupation Voodoo priestess
folk healer
hairdresser
placeOfBirth New Orleans NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath New Orleans NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
Voodoo NERFINISHED
residence New Orleans NERFINISHED
title Voodoo Queen of New Orleans NERFINISHED

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St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, New Orleans notableBurial Marie Laveau
subject surface form: St. Louis Cemetery No. 1
Bobby Bare notableWork Marie Laveau