Born: Unknown (1700s), Haiti
Died: Unknown (1800s)
Country most active: Haiti
Also known as: Cécil Attiman, Cécile Pierrot
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Cécile Fatiman was a mambo (a vodou priestess) who is believed to have formed networks on the island of Haiti that would transfer information from plantation to plantation.