Samuel Dartagnan Mikennrie
| Order: | 8th Premier Président |
| Term of Office: | 1 Vendémiaire XC - 30 Fructidor CX (9/23/1881 - 9/17/1902) |
| Predecessor: | François Thibodaux |
| Successor: | Ezdras Perin Sauvage |
| Date of birth: | 8 Prairial XLV (May 28, 1837) |
| Date of death: | 21 Prairial CXVIII (June 10, 1910) |
| Place of birth: | Poste-du-Ouatchita, Saint-Onge, Louisianne |
| Profession: | Lawyer |
| Political Party: | Le Parti Républicain Libre |
| Relgious Affiliation: | Catholic |
Samuel Dartagnan Mikennrie served as First-President of Louisianne from 1 Vendémiaire XC - 30 Fructidor CX (9/23/1881 - 9/17/1902).
M. Mikennrie was born in Poste-du-Ouatchita, Saint-Onge. He attended Université de Tulane in Nouvelle Orléans, the Louisiannan Académie Militaire in Cap Girardeau, Saint-Louis and the Spring Hill College campus in Baie-de-Mobile of the Pays-Lointains. In an LXVII (1859), M. Mikennrie graduated from the State and National Law School in Saint-Louis. He went on to serve a short term in the Armée de la République.
In 1866, Mikennrie began practicing law in Poste-du-Ouatchita. He was noted for his even-handed treatment of the cases brought to him, regardless of their financial ability, M. Mikennrie would fight to win their case. It was for this means of practicing his law firm that he was asked to run for the départemental and later préfectoral parliament. He was elected Prefect the 1 Vendémiaire LXXXVIII (24 September 1879), and became First-President in an XC (1881). He and the council were often at odds, reducing his effectiveness in office, as much of the time he was forced to compromise for every piece of legislation.
After losing the 1902 election, Mikennrie was appointed to serve as a justice in the Tribunal de la République where he served until his death in an CXVIII (1910). Mikennrie died in New Orleans.
War of 1898
Louisianne was tacitly involved in the War of 1898 between the NAL-SLC and Castile and Leon, as many of the Mueva Sefaradi ships were titled under the Louisiannan flag, and often based in the Pays-Lointains. Louisianne never became officially involved in the war, but the Louisiannan Coast Guard did turn away any Castilian flagged vessels from her ports during the times of hostilities.
At M. Mikennrie's suggestion the treaty negotiations were held at Baton Rouge to resolve the war between the two parties.
| Preceded by: François Thibodaux |
 First President of Louisianne |
Succeeded by: Ezdras Perin Sauvage |
