Jacques Suzanne
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Jacques Suzanne (1880-1967) was a French painter, artist and explorer.
Suzanne was born Albert Jacques Suzanne April 17, 1880 in Trouville-sur-Mer, Normandy, France. He trained in fine arts at the Le Havre art school.
He married Juliette Isabelle Emma DuChemin on December 5, 1903.
After his first wife died in child birth he migrated to the United States arriving through Ellis Island on the Hudson ship and arrived on the 21st October 1905. [1]
He appeared in several films including Out of Snows (1916) and The Spell of the Yukon (1920)
He claims to have attempted to reach the north pole but gave when up when Robert Peary made it in 1909.
He married Anne Moynihan in the early 1930's and had four children: Pierre, Jacques, Anne and Ninon. They lived in Lake Placid, New York, USA where he bred husky dogs for film and tourism purposes. He died August 1, 1967 in Lake Placid, New York, USA.
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