The Acts of Famous National Councils of the Reformed Churches in France, 25 (Castres) · Chapter 37
CHAP. XXXVII. 1626. The 25th Synod.A Catalogue of all the Churches Reformed in France, and Principality of Bearn; together with the Names and Sir-names of their Paſtors, regularly diſpoſed according to the Order of the ſixteen Provinces, making up ſo many diſtinct Provincial Synods, and brought by the Deputies of their reſpective Provinces unto this preſent National Council held at Caſtres.
Firſt, The Province of Burgundy.
THE Province of Burgundy is divided into four Colloquies, having thirty two Churches, and thirty four Paſtors.
1. The Colloquy of Chaalons.
1. The Church of Chaalons hath for its Paſtor Theophilus Caſſegrini 2. The Paſtor of Bourbon is Bartholomew Garnier. 3. Buſſy hath Heliodorus du Noyer. 4. At Courſac is Jeffery Bruy. 5. At Paras is John Veridet. 6. At Maringues is Lewes Romph. 7. At Cheirac is Paul Canett. 8. At Mouleas is Noel Leſlege.
2. The Second Colloquy of Burgundy is Lyons.
9. Eſajah Baillé and Alexander Romph are Paſtors of the Church of Lyons. 10. The Church of Maſcon hath Peter Belior. 11. Pont de Vellé, Jacob Textor. 12. Belleville, Peter Tannol. 13. Bourg, Peter Pelet.
3. The Third Colloquy is at Dijon.
14. At St. John Deleſme is David Roy. 15. Cinallin hath Peter Balenat. 16. Dijon hath Stephen Gautier. 17. Iſſurtille injoyeth John Durand. 18. At Beaune is Francis Renaud. 19. At Chaſtillon upon the Seine is Samuel Rondot. 20. At René le Duc is Francis Manget. 21. At Noyers is John Compere.
4. The Fourth Colloquy is at Gex.
22. At Chalais is John Japes. 23. At Verſoy is Francis Perreau. 24. At Craſſett is Peter de Preau. 25. At Leſly is James Clerk. 26. At Gex is James Goutier and Daniel Sauret. 27. At Toiry is John Vauralongue. 28. At Farnex is Joſeph Prevoſt. 29. At Saconey is Francis Borſat. 30. At Farges is Amand de Bore. 31. At Colonges is Joſeph Aubery. 32. At Divonne is Paul Bacuett.
The Second Province and Provincial Synod is the Iſle of France, divided into four Colloquies, having thirty ſix Churches, and forty one Paſtors.
1. The Firſt Colloquy is that of the Iſle of France.
33. Wherein is the Church of Paris, and its Paſtors are Peter du Moulin, John Meſtrezat, and Charles Drelincourt. 34. Chaſteauthierry hath Mr. Noyenſel. 35. At Claye is Mr. Jacobé. 36. At Fountainbeleau is Depreſſe. 37. At Senliſ is Mr. le Blanc. 38. At Meaux is Carre. 39. At Touguin is Migneau. 40. At Liſy and La-Ferte and Spenay, is Danois.
2. The Second Colloquy is of Champagne.
41. At Chaalons is Maſſin. 42. At Vitry is Courſelles. 43. At Seſannechaltazay is Boucher. 44. At Velmora is Beaune Becud. 45. At Bar on the Seine is Bilet. 46. At Eſpinet is Raſquett. 47. At Netancour is Campdemer. 48. At Vaſſy is Juigne. 49. At St. Mars is Alpez. 50. At Falaiſe and Royencour is Richard. 51. At Paſſavant is Rouuel.
3. The Third Colloquy is of Picardy.
52. At Clermont and its Annexes, viz. Compiegne, Mondiſier, and Omecrcour, is Mr. Maillard. 53. At Chanvieraſſy is Tricottell. 54. At Lain is Icoriges. 55. Le Balgenſy hath Rambours. 56. At St. Quentin is Meſtayer. 57. At Oyſemond is Blanchard. 58. At Amiens is Delacloche. 59. At Eſtablet is Blondel. 60. At Calais are Buguet, Laulier and Berard.
4. The Fourth Colloquy is of Beauſſe.
61. At Beneville is Peloguin. 62. At Baillolet and Oux is Braud. 63. At Houdan is David Blondell. 64. At La-Ferte and Laons is …anett. 65. At Pleſſis Norville is Delevereau. 66. At Chartres Favieras is Aubertin. 67. At Mante Averne is Chorin. 68. At Auſon is Couronne.
The Third Province and Provincial Synod is the Province of Brittain, having but one Colloquy, ten Churches, and eleven Paſtors.
69. Vielle Vigne, wherein is Paſtor Mr. Ferguſon. 70. At Sion is de la Plate the Elder. 71. At Rennes is de Souvigny. 72. At Plouer, Richelieu. 73. At Blain is Andrew le Noir. 74. At Roche Bernard is Guido le Noir, Lord of Crain, and Brother of Andrew, Paſtor at Blain. 75. At Trignier is Lowis Prichel, Lord of la Haye. 76. At la Mouſſaye is de la Place the Second *Tr…e were three or ſour de la Places at this time in the Miniſtry, and I think all of them Sons of …e Miniſter.77. At Vitre are Depeſtre and Peter Ortin a Rocheller. 78. At Nantes is de la Place the Younger.
The Fourth Province and Provincial Synod is the Province of Touraine, Anjou, le Maine, Vaudomois, and Great Perche; and is divided into three Colloquies, having one and twenty Churches, and twenty five Paſtors.
1. The Colloquy of Touraine.
79. Tours, in which officiates Matthew Cottier. 80. At Chaſ…illon upon Eindre, and at Lorſat and Buſanois, is Peter de la Combe. 81. At Preuilly is John Rogier. 82. At L'Iſle Bouchard is Philip Vincent. 83. At Montoire is eter de la Combe. 81. At Preuilly is John Rogier. 82. At L'Iſle Bouchard is Philip Vincent. 83. At Montoire is Paul Salomear. 84. At Vandoſme is Iſaac le Pelletier.
2. The Colloquy of Anjou.
85. At Mirebeau is John Gourdry. 86. At Lowdun is Daniel Conpé, Lord of Deſloges. 87. At Saumur are Samuel Bouchereau, Moyſes Amyrand, and Lewis Cappel Hebrew Profeſſor. 88. At Angiers, Stephen le Bloy the Youngeſt. 89. At Chaſteau Gontier, Cracu, and les Landelles, is Stephen Beſnard. 90. At Bauge is John Pyneau. 91. At Bourgueil is Francis de la Galere.
3. The Colloquy of Moine.
92. At La Barre is Daniel Petit. 93. At Laval is Stephen L…bloy the Younger. 94. At Laſſay is René Conſcil. 95. At Bel…ſme is René Alain. 96. At Minhay and St. Aignan is Abel Amiraud. 97. At Le Muns and Ardenay is John Vigneux. 98. At Pringé is Abel Charles. 99. At Chaſteau du Loir is Tricot. In this Colloquy liveth Mr. Anthony du Mont, a Miniſter without a Church, and unimployed.
The Fifth Province and Provincial Synod is the Province of Poictou, divided into three Colloquies, having forty ſeven Churches, and fifty one Paſtors.
100. At Poyré and Belleville is Anthony Brail. 101. At St. Hillary and Fouſſey is Peter Mallett. 102. At Baſanges and Manvilleron is Anne Savonnet. 103. At Montague is Samuel Fleury. 104. At Brevil, Bamett and Lezay, is Thomas Johnſon. 105. At Vandoré is Francis Savonnett. 106. At Chantannay and Puybeliard is Jozian Ollivier. 107. At la Chaſtaigneray is Lewes la Varmiere. 108. At Mouſchamp is René de Loſſes, Lord of la Touſche. 109. At la Chaiſe and Bournezeaux is Abraham des Portes. 110. At St. Fulgent and les Herbrieres is Gabriel Boucquet. 111. At Poupere and Ponzange is John de la Place. 112. At la Garnuche is Daniel Taillard Lord of Roſefleur. 113. At St. Giles Survie is Charles Malet. 114. At Talmond upon Jard is James Prunier. 115. At St. Benoiſt and le Giare is Daniel Guerman a Rocheller. 116. At Marevil is James Ranconnett. 117. At St. Hermine and la Chappelle is James Papin a Rocheller. 118. At Coulonges les Royaux is John Vatablé. 119. At Fontenay le Conte is Peter de la Vallade.
2d Colloquy of Middle Poictou.
120. At Chandeniers is Peter Paſquier. 121. At St. Gelais and Cherveuy is Benjamin de Launay, Lord of Gravier. 122. At Mougon is John de la Blachiere. 123. At Chef Boutonné is John Chalmott. 124. At Melle is Mark Foſſa. 125. At Murcillac and Aigre is Theophilus Leſnier. 126. At Niort are John Chauffepied and James de Longnac. 127. At St. Maixant is Samuel le Blanc. 128. At la Motte St. Heraye is Iſaac de la Fourcade. 129. At Exoudun is Nathaniel Monaſtier. 130. At Chiſay and Aulnay is James Chagneau.
3d Colloquy of Higher Poictou.
131. At Chauvigny is John Forand. 132. At le Vigean is Vincent Paure. 133. At Cuiray is John Maſſon. 134. At Luſignan is Iſaac du Soul. 135. At Coré is Iſaac de Cuville. 136. At Montreuil Bonnin is Joſua de Artois. 137. At Partenay is Nicolas Belin. 138. At Touars is Paul Geſlin Lord of la Pillaticre. 139. At Poitiers are James Clemenceau, and James Cottiby a Rocheller. 140. At Chaſtel-Heraud are John Carre and Daniel Pain. 141. At Aulbaine and Saubſe is Iſaac Vergnon. 142. At Champagne Mouton is Ferrand.
Churches deſtitute of Paſtors in Poictou, which muſt be ſupplied.
143. Les Sable d' Olonne, and la Chaulme in Lower Poictou. 144. Bennet in the Middle Poictou. 145. Rochechouard in the Higher Poictou.
Churches interdicted.
Cardinal Richelieu was Biſhop of Luſon.146. Luſſon in the Lower Poictou.
Paſtors deſtitute of Churches in Poictou.
John Bomaud Paſtor in the Church of Luſſon, interdicted in Lower Poictou. James Artuys Lord of Villeſaiſon, formerly Paſtor of Bennet in the Middle Poictou.
Paſtors*i. e. Emeriti. diſcharged in Poictou.
Gourdery, alias de I'ſtang, herofore Paſtor of Chiſey and Aulnay, in the Middle Poictou, Emeritus, becauſe of Sickneſs. John Brun.
The Sixth Province and Provincial Synod is that of Xaintonge, Aunix, and Augoulmois, divided into five Collequies, having fifty four Churches, and fifty ſeven Paſtors.
1. Colloquy of St. John d' Angely.
147. St. John d' Angely hath for Paſtors John Guillelmy, and Japhet du Vigier Lord of Montier. 148. Talleburg, William Rivet Lord of Chamvernoun. 149. St. Savenian, William Lundy a Scots-man. 150. Tors, Freſneau and Mutas, Philip Paſcard junior. 151. Soubize, René Cheſneau a Rocheller. 152. Thomas Guyot a Rocheller. 153. Tonnay-Boutonnay, Peter Charron. 154. Mauzé, Samuel de la Foreſt. 152. Fontenay-Labatu, Sebaſtian Baudouin. 156. Tonnay Charante, Abraham Joyeux.
2. Colloquy of the Iſlands:
157. Marennes hath Zacharias Criſpin, Chabaſſolaye, Peter Richier, and Vandelincourt for Paſtors. 158. St. Juſt, James Toulouze of Rochel. 159. St. Denis in Meron, Iſaac de la Jaille. 160. Le Chaſteau D'olleron, Peter Moyſes. 161. St. Peters in Olleron is deprived of the Miniſtry of Mr. John Guillelmy, who is ſent to St. John d' Angely. 162. Meſchiers, John Gruell. 163. Saujon, John Perreau a Rocheller. 164. Mornac, Peter Pouliniés. 165. St. John d' Angle, Leonard Thevenot. 166. Aruert, Olliver le Cercler, Lord of Lamonnerie. 167. Cozat, Claudius Heraud a Rocheller. 168. Royan, James Fountayne a Rocheller. 169. La Tremblade, James Papin.
3. Colloquy of Aunix.
170. Surgeres, John Tagaud. 171. Rochel hath for Paſtors Samuel L'hommeau, and Hierome Colomies of Bearn, Lewes le Cercler, Lord of Chapeliere, John Salben a Rocheller, Peter Boſquillon, to whom by this National Synod was alſo added Philip Vincent, formerly Paſtor of Iſle Bouchard in Anjou. 172. Nieul and Laleu, Peter Menanceau a Rocheller. 173. St. Martins in the Iſle of Ré hath Louis Aubineau a Rocheller, and John du Cray of Niſmes. 174. La Flotte in the Iſle of Ré, John le Chantre a Rocheller. 175. Ars and Lois in the Iſle of Ré are deprived of Daniel Chanet, who is ſent to Marans. 176. La ſarre, Sales and Tairel, Iſaac Cotant of St. Martyns in the ſame Iſland. 177. Marans, Daniel Chanet a Rocheller. 178. Bourgnauf and Angoulins, Solomon le Feure.
4. Colloquy of Xaintonge.
179. Xaintes, Theophilus Roſſel. 180. Pons, John Conſtans. 181. Gemozat and Lions deſtitute. 182. Baigné, John Marcon. 183. St. Severin, Peter Chaſe. 184. St. Fort and Mortagne, John de Clave the Elder. 185. Clambois and Plaſſac, Charles Chocquett. 186. Jonzac Elizeus Prioleau, Lord of Vienerie. 187. Barbezieux, Samuel de la Garie. 188. Archiac, Ezechiel Saget a Rocheller. 189. Roche and Chalais, David Bellot. 190. Ozillac, Montendre and Fontaynes, John Hamilton a Scotchman. 191. Mirambeau, vacant.
5. The Colloquy of Augoumois.
192. La Rochefoucaud and Aindois, Thomas Hog a Scotchman. 193. Angouleſm, Abraham Hyver. 194. Cognac, James Gaultier. 195. Villefagnan, Stephen Tixcul. 196. Vertueil and Ruffett, John Commarc. 197. La Rochebeaucourt and Sales, Iſaac de Claux junior. 198. Segonſac and Limieres, Stephen de Boyenvall. 199. Jarnac and St. Meſmes, Iſaac Patrus. 200. St. Clos, Champagne and Courteillas, John Ferrand.
The Seventh Province, and Provincial Synod.
The Province of Lower Guyenne, divided into five Colloquies, having ſeventy one Churches, and ſeventy five Paſtors.
1. The Colloquy of Higher Agenois.
201. Tonneins hath for Paſtor Monſieur Tinell. 202. Clariac hath Riccottier the Father. 203. La Fitte, Favieres. 204. Grateloup, Denis. 205. La Parade, de Betouille. 206. Montſanſon and Luſſac, Belon. 207. Puymirol, Lamoureux. 208. Caſtlemoron, Bout. 209. Montflanquin, Perſy. 210. St. Berthommiou hath Renerville. 211. Montaud and Caſtlenaud, Maturin. 212. Govaudan, de la Maul. 213. Agen, John d' Alba. 214. Galapian, Decongueres. 215. Tournon, de la Freſnaye.
2d Colloquy of Lower Ageuois.
216. Eynuiſe, de Maulans. 217. St. Foy, Heſperian and Mizaubin. 218. La Souvelat, Claude. 219. Pujols, Dulou. 220. Pelegru, Augier. 221. Moncaret, Beſſotis. 222. Sauſſignac, Planteau. 223. Caſtelmoron and Montſegur, Renaud. 224. Bourdeaux, Daniel Ferrant. 225. Courtras, Monceau. 226. Bazas, le Vineaux. 227. Teobon, Salettes. 228. Caſtillon, Privat. 229. Duras, James Bertolin. 230. Jenſac, Pornezac. 231. Caſtels and Gironde, Ricottier the Son. 232. Miremont hath Bernardin. 233. La Rocquette St. André, Bauduell.
3d Colloquy of Perigord.
234. Bergerac hath for its Paſtors, Meſſieurs, Pyneau and Beaujardin. 235. Pomport, Langlade. 236. Limeuil, Baiſſelance. 237. La Linde, Caſtabadie. 238. Aymett, Potet. 239. Langnay, David Heſperien. 240. Muſſidan, Latané. 241. Sigoules, Chauveton. 242. La Forcy, du Puys. 243. Salignac, Debordat. 244. Baynac, Freron. 245. Yſfigeac, Goyon. 246. Berbignieres, Laffon. 247. Mont Paſſier, Bertau. 248. Figeac, Gaſt. 249. Cour and Montbazillac, Pagez.
4th Colloquy of Limouſin.
250. Limoges, de Barte ſenior. 251. Chaſteauneuf, de Barte junior. 252. Argentat, Batul. 253. Turenne, Vition. 254. Beaulieu, Perecy.
5th Colloquy of Condonnois.
255. Caſteljaloux, Dubue. 256. Nerac hath theſe three, Monſieur Lanuſſe, and Charles, and D' Aubus. 257. La Baſtide and St. Juſtin, du Fort. 258. Leyrac, Sylvius. 259. Montrignac, Cazaulx. 260. Vic and Montreal, Brageme. 261. Caumont, Chardavenne. 262. Puch, Laguehaye. 263. Labardac, Monjoux. 264. Eſpignet and Calignac, Saſſin. 265. Mont de Marſan and Geauve, du Fay. 266. Vaſtingues and St. John de Lux, Lafite Solone. 267. Pigone, la Fitte. 268. Venga, Caſtilnau and Viellac, Bordenave. 269. Monſerot, Faillode. 270. Cuſe, Nadal. 271. Montraveau, Bedat.
The Eighth Province And Provincial Synod.
The Province of Higher Guyenne and Higher Languedoc, divided into ſeven Colloquies, having ſeventy four Churches, and ſixty ſix Paſtors.
1ſt Colloquy of Caſtres.
272. Caſtres hath for Paſtors John Joſion and Peter Savoys, and Jonas Daneau. 273. Realmont, Peter Teſtas. 274. Caſtelnau, John Gerard. 275. Viane, Samuel du Freſne. 276. Couſtat and Fevrierax, Francis Rigal. 277. Prouthes, Peter Cahuzat. 278. Braſſac, John Stephen Baberan. 279. La Caze, Theocryſe Gau. 280. Poul de Lain, Phillip Maroul. 281. La Canne, Francis Fabry. 282. Ʋtabre, Peter Comberaſſe. 283. Angles, John Balerand. 284. Roque Courbe, David Vic. 285. Seſtigan and its three Annexes, Paulin, Teillet and Jeannes, John Tremblay. 286. Montredon, Phillippes Rautonnier. 287. Cabarade, Stephen Cary. 288. Briteſte, Joſeph Graſſe the Elder. 289. Lombez deſtitute of a Paſtor.
2d Colloquy of Rouergue.
290. Milliau, Iſaac du Tail and Peter Bonnefoux. 291. Cormu, Samuel Jacques. 292. St. Lever, Peter Bachet. 293. Aiſſence, Jacob Aidebert. 294. St. Rome, Peter Melacarre. 295. St. John du Breuil, Balthazar Jacques.
Churches reduced to utter Poverty, and thereby wholly deprived of Paſtors in the ſame Colloquy.
296. St. Afrique without a Miniſter. 297. Le Pont de Cameretz without a Miniſter. 298. St. Felix without a Miniſter. 299. Severac without a Miniſter.
3d Colloquy of Foix.
300. Paſmiers, Paul Gailliard. 301. Mezeras, Paul Gautbyde. 302. Saverdun, Peter Violas. 303. Caumont, Joſeph de la Fontayne. 304. La Baſtide, de Leran and Beleſta, James Molineri. 305. Carla, David Bourgage. 306. Savarac and Camarade, John Morſolan. 307. Mas d' Azill, John Ollier. 308. The Church of Fouy is deſtitute of a Paſtor.
4th Colloquy of Lauraguis.
309. Sourexe, Andrew Barangier. 310. Puylaurens, Paul Gauſide. 311. Mazamet, Peter Violas. 312. Reuel, Joſeph de la Fontayne. 313. Carojang, James Molineri. 314. St. Amand, David Bourgage. 315. St. Paul Damiate, John Villemur. 316. Auxillon with its Annexes of Aignesfond and St. Albans, Abel Violas. 317. Cug, Peter Baulx.
Churches deſtitute of Paſtors in this Colloquy.
318. Mas vacant. 319. Stes Puelles vacant.
5th Colloquy of Higher Quercy and Higher Auvergne.
320. St. Cere. 321. Glenat and Calumet in the Bailywick of Aurillac in the Higher Auvergne, John le Voyer. 322. Cazzare, Anthony Peres. 323. Tronguier as and its Annexes, Stephen Candis. 324. Figeac deſtitute. 325. Cardillac deſtitute. 326. Servienne deſtitute.
6th Colloquy of Armagnac.
327. Mauvezin, Matthew Texier. 328. Liſle Jourdain, John Graſſet. 323. Leyſtoure, John Dozé. 330. Montfort and Puygaſque with their Annexes, deſtitute. 321. Maſgravier, John du Mas.
7th Colloquy of Lower Quercy.
332. Montauban hath for its Paſtors Peter Ollier, Peter Charles, Timothy Delon, and Peter Berauld, all three Natives of the City. 333. Negrepeliſſe. 304. Le Bois, de Realville. 335. Cauſſade. 336. St. Antonin. 337. Campagnac. 338. Bruniquel. 339. Berlaic. 340. St. Leophaire hath Corbarieux and Reyniers. 341. Villemur. 342. Meuſac, Villemade and la Garde. 343. Moneng and Ravis deſtitute. 344. Verſeil deſtitute, and ſeven Churches from Negrepeliſſe to Villamur, all deſtitute.
The Ninth Province and Provincial Synod.
The Province of Lower Languedoc divided into three Colloquies, having forty ſeven Churches, and fifty ſeven Paſtors.
1ſt Colloquy of Ʋſez.
345. Ʋſez hath for Paſtors Anthony Noguiers and Monſieur Manuel. 346. Navaſſelles, Caſtagnier. 347. St. Venies, Iſaac Eſpagnac. 348. Vaulx, Bouton. 349. Fons, Arnaud. 350. Montfrein, Villaret. 351. St. Ambroies, Andrew Coſnay. 352. Blanſac, du Bros. 353. Boycoiran, Corniers. 354. St. John Railli the Father. 355. Bagnols,*I ſuppoſt he was the Father of Peter Ravanell, who writ the Bibliotheca Sacra. Ravanell. 356. Genouillac, Artis. 357. Luſſan, Theodorus Brunier. 358. Montelin, John Davin. 359. Bareſac, Sorbier. 360. Montarin, Jameſhalli the Son.
2d Colloquy of Montpellier.
361. Montpellier hath for Paſtors, Michael le Faucheur, Daniel Perol, de Vidrines, and John Gigord. 362. Bezieres, John de Croy. 363. Pignan Prudhomme. 364. Bedarieux, Lavil. 365. Floranſal, Maſſeuvrain. 366. Lunel, Eſcoffier. 367. Montagnac, Hoſpital. 368. Pouſſain, Carnezac. 369. St. Pargcoire, Second. 370. Meſneil, Codur. 371. Gignac, la Faye.
3d Colloquy of Niſmes.
372. Niſmes, its Paſtors are, John Faucheur Paſtor and Profeſſor, Roſſelet, Samuel Petit, Philip Codur. 373. Calviſſon, Quantin. 374. Aigueſmortes, Banzillon. 375. Marſillargues, Chanall. 376. Sommieres, John Chauve. 377. Vauvert hath two Paſtors, Inſtammond and Salomon Crubelier. 378. Galarguat Durand. 379. Mellau Gaſſaguier. 380. Vaſtrie, Bertrand. 381. Nagier, le Sage. 382. St. Laurens, Roux. 383. Aulbais, Richere. 384. Armargues, Sigilori. 385. Claranſac, Fournier. 386. Vargeſais, Pierre. 387. Aichar, Gaultier. 388. St. Giles, Brun. 389. Angjargues, Rodes. 390. Bulignargues, Saurin. 391. Bellegarde, Fillon.
The Tenth Province and Provincial Synod of Seventies, divided into three Colloquies, having fifty four Churches, and fifty ſix Paſtors.
1st Colloquy of St. Germain.
392. Monjoux, Stephen Rouſet. 393. Severiette, Simon Velares. 394. Florac, James Guſtard. 385. St. Julian, John Corrigis. 396. Barre, Nicholas Blun. 397. Pontvan, Poltieve. 398. Caſtagnols, Iſaac Pontier. 399. Privat, Moyſes de la Combe. 400. St. Martyn de Boudant, Daniel Rouſſell. 401. St. Germains, Andrew de la Faye. 402. St. Eſtienne, Peter Barjou. 403. St. André, Anbroſe Deyrales. 404. Valfranceſque, Francis Walnager. 405. St. Croix, John Gayſar. 406. Malezin; Peter Tulet. 407. Saulmare, John de la Baſtide. 408. St. Marnel, John Laurens. 409. Vebron, John des Eſſers, 410. Le Collet, John Guyon. 411. St. Andre de la Nuſſe, Bartholomew Rommiere. 412. Iſſoire, Moyſes Blacon. 413. Chavagnus, Moyſes Boler.
2d Colloquy of Anduze.
414. Anduze, Francis Horlay. 415. Alez, Eſaiah des Muretz, and Lewes Courand. 416. St. John de Gardonengues, John Bony. 417. Paul Paulet is Miniſter of Vezenobre. 418. Canobet, Anthony de Sienne. 419. Lezan, Lawrens Vimur. 420. Toyras, John Bouſſard. 421. La Salle, Antony Rudavel. 422. Brenonis, John Ribochier. 423. Lorgues, James de Bergues. 424. Rivalet, Daniel Guerin. 425. Le Dagnan, Antony Imbert. 426. Guenerargues hath two Paſtors, Guy Chavanon and Peter Barne.
3d Colloque of Saulve.
427. Vigeay, Daniel Vouturin. 428. Malanez, John Surviulle. 429. Alaz, John Monxa. 430. Breu, James Berle. 431. Auruelas, John Solcil. 432. Merneys, Antony Vincent. 433. Vallenarguas, John Gillaret. 434. Sumeue, Lewis Guychard. 435. Mandegas, James Tuber. 436. St. Laurence, Peter Guillammeine. 437. Ganges, Lewis de la Caſſe. 438. Colognas, Abraham de St. Loup. 439. St. Hyppolite, Abel Merndys. 440. Ponpignan, Henry de la Combe. 441. Sauve, Joſhua Roſſell. 442. Quiſſac, Peter Barbat. 443. Combas, James Alegre. 444. Durefort, Eſaiah Laurens. 445. Monoblet, Paul Tugurolles.
The Eleventh Province, and Provincial Synod, is the Province of Dolphiny, divided into eight Colloquies, having ſeventy four Churches, and ſeventy five Paſtors.
1ſt Colloquy is of Ambrunoys.
446. Ambrun, John Conel. 447. Guilleſtre, Daniel Paſchat. 448. Sfreillas and Serrat, Daniel Bee. 449. Chaſteau, Queyras, and Arajeu, Raphael Gabet. 450. Abnez, Aiguillot, and Rioſtolas, Jacob Chaglier. 451. Moulines, Daniel du Protay. 452. Chaſtean Dauphin, Iſaac Ferrand. 453. Voret is deſtitute. 454. Charges is deſtitute.
2d Colloquy of Gappenſois.
455. Serrat, John Paul Perrin. 456. Valdronnat, Joſua Ripert. 457. St. Bonnet, James d' Eſ…ienne. 458. Caprivre, Charles de la Croix. 459. Aſprat, James Matthieu. 460. Roſans, Iſaac Ferrand. 461. Lareigne, John Conebier. 462. Orcierat, John Bonnet. 463. Gap, Samuel Kerlet. 464. Veines, Eſaiah Matthieu.
3d Colloquy of Valleluſon.
465. Mantoulat, Bernardin Guerin. 466. Ʋſcana, Thomas Comte. 467. Villaret, Samuel Clement. 468. Feneſtelles, David Jordain. 469. Mean, James Gilles. 470. Pragueleu, Daniel Paſtor. 471. Briancon, Francis Guerin. 472. Chaumunt, Philibert de Joux. 473. Sale Bertrand deſtitute.
4th Colloquy of Diois.
474. Chaſtillon, Peter Apex. 475. Ponteys, David Magnet. 476. Quirac, Antony Janel. 477. Die, Stephen Blanc. 478. Beaufort, Gaſpar Martin. 479. La Mote, John Scharpius a Scotſman. 480. Beourietat, John Cherubin, and John Mauve. 481. Saillans vacant.
5th Colloquy of Viennois.
482. St. Marcelin. 483. Pont in Royans. 484. Beaumont. 485. Chaſteaudouble. 486. Romans. 487. Larbin. 488. Beaurepaire. Whether all theſe Churches were vacant I cannot tell; none of their Paſtors were named in the Catalogue.
6th Colloquy of Guezmodan.
489. Miſoen, Henry d' Eſpagne. 490. Grenoble, Daniel Bouterove. 491. Beſſat, Francois Murat. 492. La Mure, John Baruet. 493. Mons, David Euſtache. 494. Barroux, Abraham Colignat. 495. St. John d' Herans, Pater Piffort. 496. Treſmini, Andrew Dhelis. 497. Cous, Daniel Beuger and John Tudelle. 498. Clermont, Hugh Roſtin. 499. Cellat deſtitute.
7th Colloquy of Valentinoys.
500. Bourdeaux, John Giliars. 501. Crest, John Petit. 502. L'orial, John Touſſaincts. 503. Vest, Sebaſtian Gay. 504. Dieu le fit, Paul Guyon. 505. Livron, Gervaſs Alexis. 506. Montlimard, John Vulſon and Coulon Badie. 507. Manas, Adrian Chamier. 508. Dauſſenes, John Dragon Lord of Chavienne. 509. Sauzet, Abraham Jourdan and Peter Bacheler.
8th Colloquy de Baronnies.
510. St. Euphemie, Bartholomew Durand. 511. Oranges, James de Chambrun and David Sylvius. 512. Courtoiſon, John Dragon. 513. St. Paul Trois Chaſteaux, John Armin. 514. Montbrun, John Cardel. 515. Vantenol and Mons, Iſaac Chelier and Oliver de Polefix. 516. Tublette, George Maugras. 517. Vinſobre, Gabriel Boule. 518. Tuilignan, Francis Valemon. 519. Condorſet, James Bonnet.
Twelfth Province and Provincial Synod of Vivaretz, divided into three Colloquies, having twenty four Churches, and twenty four Paſtors.
1ſt Colloquy of Privas.
520. Privas, Salomon Favre. 521. Tournon, James Decanchet. 522. Aliſſas, Andrew Zullon. 523. Vivaretz, Peter Roboult. 524. Bays, John de la Faye. 525. Marleaux, Anthony la Motte. 526. St. Fortunat, Simeon Dodet. 527. St. Albon, Daniel Chanforin.
2d Colloquy of Annonay.
528. Annonay, Alexander de Vinay. 529. Cheilot, Daniel Richard. 530. Glurare, Peter Merchat. 531. Sojon, David Agard. 532. Deſagne, Marcelin Cardin. 533. Chaſteauneuf, David Blanc. 534. Bottre, Peter de Pierre. 535. St. Eſtienne, Iſaac Deguſize. 536. Chamboy, Joſeph Vil…on. 537. Barulieu, Iſaac du Gua. 538. Taleuron, John Laurens.
3d Colloquy of Aubenas.
539. Aubenas, Paul Accourat. 540. Valoty, Daniel Chanal. 541. Mirabel, Antony Faucher. 542. Valet, John Imbert. 543. Villeneufve de berg, Antony Gevaudan.
Thirteenth Province and Provincial Synod of Provence, having but one Colloquy, ſixteen Churches, and ſixteen Paſtors.
544. Eſquierres, Paul Maurice. 545. Seine, Peter Challier. 546. Velaux, Bartholomew Reſſent. 547. La Motte, Antony de Creze. 548. Curban, Claudius Marſhall. 549. Joran, Andrew Guerin. 550. Lormarin, Peter Maurice. 551. Riez, Andrew Genoyer. 552. La coſte, James Bayly, 553. Merindol, James Malat. 554. La Charce, Andrew Beruard. 555. Graſſe, Peter Mercurin. 556. Luc, John Durier. 557. Soderon, John Bernard. 558. Manoſques, Paul Guardinar. 559. Velaux, James Reſcent.
Fourteenth Province and Provincial Synod of Orleans and Berry, divided into three Colloquies, having twenty nine Churches, and thirty Paſtors.
1ſt. The Colloquy of Sancerre, Gien and Nivernois.
560. St. Leonard near Corbigny, Stephen Monſanglard. 561. Chaſtillon on the Loing, Simon Jurieu. 562. Gien upon the Loir, Daniel Jamet. 563. Chaſtillon on the Loir, Louis Margone. 564. Bruion, Bennet de la Roche. 565. Henry Chemont Dantigny enjoyeth the Miniſtry of Iſaac Babaud 566. Sawerre, Paul Alard a Rocheller. 567. La Charité, John Taby. 568. La Scelle and Dolat, Anne Poat. 569. Deſpueilles, Elijah Semeele.
2d Colloquy of Orleans and Blaiſois.
570. Blois, Nicholas Vignier and Paul Teſtard. 571. Romorantin, Jacob Brun. 572. Cheleure and Boudara, David Horace. 573. Boiſgency, John Guerin. 574. Baſoches and Denouville, Jerom Belon. 575. Orleans, James Imbert and Durand. 578. Chaſteaudun, James Lancy. 579. Dangeau, Lewes Tuiſſard.
3d Colloquy of Bourbonnois.
580. Argenton, Bliſeus Saluon. 581. St. Amand and Belet, Lewis Scoffier. 582. Deliſe, Peter Falquet. 583. Moudun, René. Bedé. 584. Ambuſſon, William Vignon. 585. Gergeau deſtitute. 586. Bourges deſtitute. 587. La Chaſtre and St. John Verin deſtitute. 588. Suilly deſtitute.
Fifteenth and last Province and Provincial Synod of France, is the Province of Normandy, divided into five Colloquies, having thirty five Churches, and forty Paſtors.
1ſt Colloquy of Roan.
589. Roan hath John Maximilian de L'anglé, Peter Erondelle and David Primroſe. 590. Orbes, Abraham le Seneſchal. 591. Quillebaeuf, William Cacherat. 592. Saucourt, Charles De loſſat. 593. Pont Leveſque, Stephen Fudes. 594. Eureax, Peter le Tellier.
2d Colloquy of Caux.
595. Dieppe, Abdias de Mondenis and Moyſe*The Son of this Cartaud ſ… ed his Father, and in the Year 1685 he turn'd Apoſtate. Cartaud. 596. Boiſlebec, James de Larrey. 597. Luncrey and Baſqueville, Iſaac de la Balte. 598. Seintet, Iſaac de la Motte. 599. Feſcum, David Guellode. 600. Haure de Grace, John Baudowin.
3d Colloquy of Caen.
601. Caen, John le Boniver Lord of la Freſnay, John de Ballehache, and Samuel Bochart. 602. Baali, Samuel Bajeux. 603. Bayeneux, John le Breton. 604. St. Vast, Stephen le Sage. 605. Trencens, Antony le Genevois. 606. Geffoſſe, David Chanduret. 607. Les Eſſars, John Tappin.
4th Colloquy of Falaiſe.
608. Atis, Peter Morin. 609. Preſnat, David Bourgat. 610. Mezieres, Peter Baulran. 611. Vire, William Blanchard. 612. St. Silvain, Noah Gallot. 613. Condé upon Noireau, John Blanchard. 614. Falaiſe, Peter Baycux.
David de Caux, a Paſtor without a Church.
5th Colloquy of Conſtantin.
615. Ste mere Eglife, Benjamin Banage and Antony de Lasſleur. 616. Dulé, Mark Maurice. 617. St. Lo, Vincent Soler. 618. Grouſſy, Jeremy Charitier. 619. Gaure, Jehoiachin le Moyne. 620. Cheffreſne, Iſaac de Vennes. 621. Chaſſagne, Luke Boquet. 622. La haye dupuy deſtitute. 623. Serizi deſtitute.
There is in this Province a ſixth Colloquy, viz. the Colloquy of Alencon, but it and its Churches are both omitted in this Catalogue.
Sixteenth Province and Provincial Synod, is the Province of Bearn.
Which Province being in the Principality of Bearn, did always appear by two Deputies choſen by their Synod, in the National Synods of the Reformed Churches of this Kingdom, and were in this of Caſtres repreſented by the Lords Peter de Rivall Paſtor in the Church of Nay, and John de Pommerede Advocate in the Parliament of Navarre, Elder in the Church of Morlas; but the ſaid Deputies did not bring with them the Roll of the Churches and Paſtors in their Province, ſo that they could not be regiſtred.