Paul-Philippe de Chaumont [SEP] place of death
Paul-Philippe de Chaumont
Paul-Philippe de Chaumont (1617 – 24 March 1697, Paris) was a French prelate. He was the second member elected to occupy seat 3 of the Académie française in 1654.
From an old family in Vexin where he was count of Chaumont, he was the son of a conseiller d'État, the author of many theological works as well as the king's librarian. A relation of Pierre Séguier and a relation via his mother of the three Haberts (Philippe Habert, Germain Habert
(7 March 1667 – 1671) (transferred to Lectoure)
- Paul-Philippe de Chaumont Quitry (14 December 1671 – 1684)
- Leo de La Lanne
- Jean Marie de Prugues
- Bernard d’Abbadie d’Arbocave (5 May 1692 – 14 December 1732)
- François d’Andigné (2 September 1733 – 28 May 1736)
- Louis-Marie de Suarès d’Aulan (6 May 1737 – 23 January 1772)
- Charles-Auguste Le Quien de La Neufville (27 January 1772 – 24 October