Louis André Lagrange (8 October 1804 – 29 September 1861) was a French naval commissioner who was twice acting governor of Martinique.
[1] His parents were André François Lagrange, naval commissioner (commissaire de marine) and Anne Eulalie Aney.
He joined the navy on 1 March 1822, and became a commis de marine (naval clerk) on 7 July 1826.
[2] In October 1845 he was commissaire des travaux et approvisionnements (commissioner of works and supplies) in Martinique.
[5] Lagrange was appointed acting governor of Martinique on 17 July 1856 in place of Louis Henri de Gueydon.