Who established a French colony in Guadeloupe in 1635?

In 1635, the French colony in Guadeloupe was established by Léonard de L’Olive and Jean Duplessis d’Ossonville. While Pierre Bélain, sieur d’Esnambuc, was a prominent figure in expanding French colonization in the Caribbean during that same year, he focused his efforts on establishing a colony on Martinique, whereas Guadeloupe was seized by other French trader-explorers.12