diplomacy with Salnave, the Geffrard regime was in ruins, especially financially. He re-opened old wounds between North, West, and South Haitians and brought foreigners into domestic affairs. In 1866, a huge fire engulfed hundreds of houses and businesses. In March 1867, Geffrard and his family disguised themselves and fled to Jamaica, where he died in Kingston in 1878. Family Geffrard, with his wife Marguerite Lorvana McIntosh, had several children: Laurinska Madiou Celimene Cesvet Cora Manneville-Blandfort (d. 1859) Marguerite Zéïla Geffrard Claire Geffrard Angèle Dupuy Charles Nicholas Clodomir Fabre Geffrard (1833-1859) Footnotes Presidents of Haiti 1806 births 1878 deaths Haitian military leaders Haitian people of Mulatto descent Haitian exiles Haitian emigrants to Jamaica People from Nippes Haitian Roman Catholics