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Jean Etienne Bore

(December 27, 1741 - February 2, 1820)

The process of making granulated sugar was invented by Jean Etienne Bore.

He was born in America, educated in France, served as a member of the household guard of King Louis XV, grew indigo in Louisiana, and when the crop failed in 1794-95 he planted sugar cane and developed the process for making granulated sugar from sugar cane.  He was mayor of New Orleans from 1803-1804.
 

 

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