Louis Boyer (merchant)

Louis Boyer (dates of birth and death currently unknown) was a French merchant active primarily in the trans-Atlantic trade during the 18th century. While specific details about his personal life remain scarce, archival records indicate his involvement in the commerce of goods between France, the West Indies, and potentially the American colonies. Boyer's mercantile activities likely included the trade of commodities such as sugar, coffee, textiles, and other manufactured goods. Further research is required to determine the full scope and impact of his contributions to the economic landscape of the period. He is referenced in several historical shipping manifests and trade ledgers, although biographical details are limited.