Diocese of Saint-Pol-de-Léon
DIOCESE OF SAINT-POL-DE-LÉON (Dioecesis Leonensis)
Country : France
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Established : 6th century
Abolished 1802 and incorporated in the Diocese of Quimper
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The arms by Hozier, 1696
Arms of Bishops
Guillaume de Kersauzon (1292–1303)
Guillaume de Léon (1303-1306)
Pierre Benoît (1328–1347/9)
Yves de Trésiguidy (1340(?)-1347(?)
Guillaume Ouvroin (1347)
Guillaume de Rochefort (1349-1366)
Jean du Juch (mentioned 1369)
Pierre Ouvroin (1370-1385)
Guy Le Barbu (1385–1410)
Alain de Kerazred (1411–1419)
Philippe de Coëtquis (1419–1427)
Jean de Saint-Léon Validire (1427–1433)
Ollivier du Tillay (1433–1436)
Jean Prigent (1436–1439)
Guillaume Le Ferron (1439–1472)
Vincent de Kerléau (1472–1476)
Michel Guibé (1477–1478)
Thomas James (1478–1482)
Alain Le Maout (1482–1484 )
Antoine de Longueil (1484–1500)
Jean d’Espinay (1500–1503)
Jean de Kermavan (1503–1514)
Guy Le Clerc (1514–1521)
Christophe de Chavigné (1521–1554)
Roland de Chavigné (1554–1563)
Roland de Neufville (1563–1613)
René de Rieux de Sourdéac (1st term, 1613–1639)
Robert Cupif (1639–1648)
René de Rieux de Sourdéac (2nd term, 1648-1651)
Henri Marie de Laval-Bois-Dauphin (1651–1662)
François de Visdelou (1665–1668)
Jean de Montigny (1669–1671)
Pierre Le Neboux de la Brousse (1671–1701)
Jean-Louis de la Bourdonnaye (1701–1745)
Jean-Louis Gouyon de Vaudurand (1745–1763)
Jean-François d'Andigné de la Chasse (1763–1772)
Jean-François de la Marche (1772–1802)
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