List of official executioners
This is a list of people who have acted as official executioners .
Algeria [ edit ] Zachary Wallace Gross 1843–1856
Jacques Baroux 1842–1847 (first name is sometimes given as Joseph ) Nicolas Wolf 1847–1855 Antoine-François-Joseph Rasseneux 1855–1871
Monsieur d'Alger: The Executioners of the French Republic [ edit ] In 1870 the Republic of France abolished all local executioners and named the executioner of Algiers, Antoine Rasseneux, Éxécuteur des Arrêts Criminels en Algérie, which became France's official description of the executioner of Algeria's occupation. From then on there would be one only executioner to carry out death sentences for all of Algeria. Since the colony's executioner was required to live in Algiers, people soon started to refer to him as "Le Monsieur d'Alger" ("The Man From Algiers"). Upon his nomination, Rasseneux was permitted to choose four among France's and Algeria's former local executioners to be his aides.
Australia [ edit ] Austria [ edit ] Hall in Tirol [ edit ] Salzburg [ edit ] Franz Wurm (hired for one execution in 1934)
Belgium [ edit ] ? Ance ~1789 (Rochefort ) Pierre Nieuwland before 1918 – before 1929 (never executed anyone)
After 1808, during the Portuguese-Brazilian Kingdom (1808–1822) and the Empire (1822–1889), when Brazil 's States were still called "Provinces " and the currency was called "Reis", Brazil had factually abolished torture but was a busy death penalty country.Executioners generally were selected among convicts of capital crimes who had their death sentences stayed for indefinite terms or even commuted for life without parole, and who in exchange for their stays or commutations had to carry out the executions ordered by law. Executioners were, whenever possible, selected from among slaves convicted for a capital crime. And except for the province of Rio Grande do Norte , executioners had obligatorily to be of African descent.Fortunato José in 1834, prisons started separating the executioners from other inmates. Rio Grande do Norte , the executioner had always to be the convict scheduled to die next after an execution, so that province's last execution had to be carried out by a firing squad, after the necessary emergency change of execution protocol.Rio de Janeiro , after Independence September 7, 1822 there were also free executioners of African descent who having to travel around, were reached by couriers with execution orders.Minas Gerais , we can establish payment was between 4$000 and 12$000 (4 Mil-Reis to 12 Mil-Reis) per execution.Brazil was that of José Pereira de Sousa October 30, 1861 in Santa Luzia (nowadays Luziânia ), GO . The last execution at all under law in Brazil was that of the slave Francisco April 28, 1876 in Pilar , AL .Brazil abolished capital punishment officially with the Proclamation of the Republic November 15, 1889, and by law with its first Republican Constitution of 1891 and Penal Code of September 22, 1892.
Salvador [ edit ] José do Egito 1823 (refused to carry out his first and only execution, had his stay lifted for it and died executed himself)
Feira de Santana [ edit ] Joaquim Correia September 26, 1849 (voluntary executioner, hanged Lucas da Feira ; despite white he was allowed to carry out that one since his father, Francisco Correia, had been one of Lucas's victims)
Fortaleza [ edit ] Minas Gerais [ edit ] Ouro Preto [ edit ] São João del Rei [ edit ] Curitiba [ edit ] slave Silvério active in 1854
Pernambuco [ edit ] João Paulo de Sousa (nicknamed"João Paulo Sagaz " and "Boca Negra ")September 16, 1828 (executioner executed January 19, 1829) slave Felício (nicknamed: "Farinha Sêca") February 4, 1832 slave Francisco April 5, 1838 (executioner executed September 5, 1838) nicknamed "Macota " active in 1844
Caruaru [ edit ] Rio de Janeiro [ edit ] Rio de Janeiro [ edit ] Rio Grande do Sul [ edit ] Porto Alegre [ edit ] slave Manoel nominated January 12, 1822, by commutuation of his death sentence
André Bernard 1645 "The Drummer" 1648–1653 ? 1653–1665 Jacques Daigre 1665–1680 (last name also given as Daigle ) Jean Rattier 1680–1703 Jacques Élie 1703/05–1710 Pierre Rattier 1710–1723 (youngest son of Jean Rattier) Gilles Lenoir 1726–1728 Malgein 1728–1730 (a slave from Martinique ) Guillaume Langlais 1730–1733 Mathieu Léveillé 1733–1743 (a slave from Martinique ) Jean-Baptiste Duclos 1743–1750 (dit "Saint-Front") Jean Corolère 1751–1752 Pierre Gouet 1754–1755 (nicknamed "Lalime") Denis Quévillon 1755 (his hanging for theft was his successor Montelle's first job) Joseph Montelle 1755– c. 1759 John Radclive 1892–1911 (last name also given as Radcliffe ) Arthur Ellis 1912–1935 (Arthur Ellis was the pseudonym of executioner Arthur Bartholomew English ) "Camille Blanchard" 1935–1960 (Camille Blanchard was the pseudonym that executioner of Canada used) "John Ellis" 1960–1976 (John Ellis was the pseudonym Canada's last executioner used while interviewed on a TV show)
Kingdom of Bohemia / Czechoslovakia (now Czech Republic) [ edit ] Denmark [ edit ] Bas-Rhin (67) [ edit ] Philippe Hertrich 1702–1732 Philippe Hertrich 1732–1767 Jean-Gaspard Ostertag 1767–1780 Léopold Ostertag 1780–1793
Benfeld [ edit ] Jean Ostertag 1649–1667 Jean-Philippe Roch 1667–1704 (his last name also appears as Rauch ) Matthieu Wees 1704–1737 François-Joseph Wees 1737–1749
Bernardswiller [ edit ] see: Andlau
Bischwiller [ edit ] Jean-Henri Hermann 1690–1692 Jean-Barthélémy Reuter 1692–1715 Jean-Georges Hermann 1715–1782 Jean-Michel Hermann 1782–1793
Bouquenom [ edit ] see: Sarre-Union
Bouxwiller [ edit ] Matthieu Frey active in 1613 Jean Schild 1641–1644 Jean-Valentin Wees 1644–1676 Jean-Philippe Wees 1676–1689 Jean-Jacques Wees 1689–1696 Jean-Georges-Frédéric Wees 1696–1729 Jean-Valentin Wees 1729–1765 Jean-Michel Wees 1765–1793
Brumath [ edit ] Jean Ostertag active in 1636 Jean-Georges Wees active in 1665 Ulrich Schweitzer c. 1690 Jean-Michel Rhein 1704–1730 Jean-Jacques Rhein active in 1730 Frédéric Rhein active in 1744 Georges-Jacques Grosholtz active in 1793
Châtenois [ edit ] Dambach-la-Ville [ edit ] Jacques Ostertag active in 1609 Jean Ostertag c. 1630–1667 Jean-Jacques Rauch 1667–1681 Jean Halter 1681–1716
Diemeringen [ edit ] Jean-Nicolas Igel 1703–1741
Elsenheim [ edit ] see: Ohnenheim
Thomas Burckhard active in 1623 Jean Halter 1716–1750 Ignace Halter 1750–1762
Erstein [ edit ] see: Epfig
Fleckenstein (Lembach) [ edit ] see: Memmelshoffen
Geispolsheim [ edit ] Jean-Georges Stoeckel 1705–1723 Jean-Georges Stoeckel 1723–1739
Goersdorf [ edit ] Jean-Henri Hermann 1660–1692 Jean-Henri Hermann c. 1692–1708 Jean-Henri Hermann c. 1708–1747 Jean-Georges Hermann c. 1747–1754 Jean-Michel Hermann 1754–1761 Pierre Hermann 1761–1767
Gougenheim [ edit ] Jean-Louis Schweitzer 1689–1733 François-Antoine Burck 1733–1760 Ignace-Jonas Rauch 1760–1793
Gumbrechtshoffen [ edit ] see: Gundershoffen
Gundershoffen [ edit ] Nicolas Reuter 1728–1745 Philippe Reuter c. 1745–1766 Jean-Louis Reuter 1766–1787 Jean-Louis Reuter 1787–1793
Haguenau [ edit ] Jean Halter active in 1587 Jean Burckhard active in 1612 Jean-Georges Wees 1650–1689 Jean-Jacques Wees 1690–1712 Philippe Burck c. 1740–1743 Georges-Frédéric Seidler active in 1776
Herrlisheim [ edit ] Jean-Georges Burckhard active in 1612 Jean-Jacques Lohri 1697–1717 Jean-Martin Rhein 1717–1735 époux de Barbara LOHR habitaient au "Hundsgalgen" (Chroniques familiales Auguste KOCHER) Jean-Valentin Rhein 1735–1771 nettoyait les prisons en 1774 François-Antoine Wees 1771–1790 Arbogast Rhein 1790–1793 époux de Anne Marie HEITZ, une fille Catherine née en 1791
Hochfelden [ edit ] Jean-Jacques Kirschner active in 1686 Jean-Jacques Burckhard 1686–1701 Jean-Thibaud Stoeckel 1701–1736/38 Jean-Thibaud Stoeckel 1736/38–1748 Georges-Adolphe Burck 1765–1773 Charles-Antoine Burck 1790–1793
Ingwiller [ edit ] Jean Schild 1644–1647 Jean-Valentin Wees 1647–1670 (interim; executioner of Bouxwiller) Matthieu Schild 1670–1722 Jean-Henri Schild 1722–1741 Jean-Michel Schild 1741–1763 Jean-Michel Schild 1763–1793
La Petite-Pierre [ edit ] Jean-Pierre Bour 1739–1763 Jean-Pierre Bour 1763–1782 François Rhein 1782–1793
Lauterbourg [ edit ] Steinmayer c. 1635 Jean-Georges Lohri 1717–1758
Maisonsgoutte [ edit ] Marckolsheim [ edit ] Thomas Burckhard active in 1623 Jacques Bengler c. 1670 Jean-Georges Bengler active in 1676 Jean-Thibaud Bengler active in 1688 Jean-Michel Bengler active in 1701 Jean-Georges Bengler 1717–1740
Marmoutier [ edit ] Jean-Georges Ittinger c. 1690
Memmelshoffen [ edit ] Jean-Henri Hirth active in 1763
Molsheim [ edit ] Jean-Valentin Wees c. 1635–1644
Mommenheim [ edit ] Jean-Michel Burckhard 1699–1739 Antoine Rhein 1769–1782
Nordhouse [ edit ] Jean-Martin Rieger 1688–1713 Jean-Henri Rhein 1713–1732 Matthieu Rieger 1732–1762 François-Joseph Rieger 1762–1793
Obernai [ edit ] Jean Bengler 1595–1602 Michel Furcht active in 1609 Michel Lautenmueller 1609–1614 Pancrace Furcht 1614–1621 Jean Furcht 1621–1634 Jean-Georges Heidenreich 1634–1643 Georges Vollmar 1643–1657 Jean Halter 1657–1672 Matthieu Wees 1672–1720 Christian Wees 1720–1761 Ignace Halter 1761–1778 Jean-Gaspard Ostertag 1778–1780 Léopold Ostertag 1780–1783 Jean-Baptiste Braun 1783–1793
Ohnenheim [ edit ] Jonas Roch 1725–1748 (last name also given as Rauch ) Jean-Georges-Adolphe Roch 1748–1775 (last name also given as Rauch ) Gervais Roch 1775–1793 (last name also given as Rauch )
Otterswiller [ edit ] see: Saverne
Petersbach [ edit ] see: La Petite-Pierre
Reichshoffen [ edit ] see: Gundershoffen
Reutenbourg [ edit ] François Rieger c. 1720–1730 François-Adam Rieger 1730–1744
Riedheim [ edit ] see: Bouxwiller
Sarre-Union [ edit ] Jean-Frédéric Schaeffer 1625–1654 Claude Urich 1654–1691 Jean-Jacques Grosholtz 1691–1698 Jean-Philippe Schild 1698–1735 Jean-Michel Schild 1735–1769 Pierre Hermann 1769–1793
Saverne [ edit ] Jean-Georges Burck 1673–1679 Jean-Jacques Rhein c. 1710–1716 Jean-Jacques Rhein 1716–1750 Jean-Georges Rhein 1750–1793
Schopperten [ edit ] see: Sarre-Union
Sélestat [ edit ] Ittinger active in 1595 Christian Ittinger 1658–1675 Jean-Henri Burckhard 1675–1684 Jonas Ittinger 1684–1699 Georges-Frédéric Grosholtz 1699–1701 Jonas Felder c. 1720–1725 Jonas Roch 1725–1748 (last name also given as Rauch ) François Heidenreich 1777–1793
Strasbourg [ edit ] Jean Vollmar 1562–1577 Gaspard Immion 1577–1583 Michel Comte 1583–1587 Jean Halter 1587–1591 Jean Ginter 1612–1628 Christian Burckhard 1631–1670 Jean-Michel Grosholtz 1670–1686 Jean-Melchior Grosholtz 1686–1691 Jean-Michel Grosholtz 1691–1724 Jean-Georges Franck 1724–1756 Jean-Joseph Grosholtz 1756–1761 Valentin Grosholtz 1763–1785 Georges-Frédéric Maegert 1785–1807 Georges-Louis Maegert 1807–1830 Georges-Frédéric Maegert 1830–1849 Laurent Bornacini 1849–1850
Surbourg [ edit ] Jean-Guillaume Stoeckel 1723–1757 Antoine Stoeckel 1757–1768
Jean-Georges Burckhard 1687–1705 Jean-Conrad Ginter 1705–1710 Melchior Burckhard 1717–1730 Jean-Georges Burckhard 1730–1732 Antoine Ginter 1732–1746 Jean-Michel Ginter 1746–1747 François-Joseph Burckhard 1747–1748 Melchior Rhein 1748–1787 Georges-Frédéric Mengis 1787–1793
Wasselonne [ edit ] Christian Burckhard c. 1670–1689 Jean-Georges Burckhard 1689–1700 Jean-Nicolas Franck 1700–1708 Jean-Jacques Grosholtz 1708–1717 Jean-Conrad Bauernfeind 1750–1790 Jean Bauernfeind 1790–1793
Westhoffen [ edit ] see: Wasselonne
Weyersheim [ edit ] Thibaud Burckhard active in 1612 Georges-Frédéric Burck 1717–1739 Jean-Jacques Reuter active in 1762
Wissembourg [ edit ] Lazare Wees active in 1650 Jean-Michel Vollmar 1706–1711 Jean-Pierre Steinmayer active in 1715
Haut-Rhin (68) [ edit ] Altkirch [ edit ] Georges Fleischmann active in 1584 Erhard Gilg active in 1624 Michel Ginter active in 1627 Jacques Ginter active in 1630 Henri Fleischmann active in 1636 Georges-Frédéric Heidenreich 1647–1654 Matthieu Ostertag 1654–1694 Georges-Adolphe Ostertag 1694–1730 Jean Ortscheid 1730–1754 Jean-Philippe Burck 1754–1781 François-Joseph-Antoine Ostertag 1781–1793
Biesheim [ edit ] Melchior Ginter 1688–1714 Melchior Ginter 1714–1737 Georges-Frédéric Mengis active in 1749 Protais Roch 1788–1793 (last name also appears as Rauch )
Jean Heyd c. 1440 Jean Buebe 1454–1458 Henri Schaedel active in 1474 Christian Mueller 1598–1642 Jean-Georges Heidenreich 1644–1679 Melchior Ginter 1679–1692 Georges-Adolphe Heidenreich 1692–1716 Jean-Jacques Ginter 1716–1722 Melchior Ginter 1722–1733 Georges-Frédéric Ginter 1733–1736 Georges-Frédéric Burckhard 1736–1747 Georges-Michel Vollmar 1747–1754 Georges-Frédéric Vollmar 1754–1764 Jean-Jacques Vollmar 1764–1806 Jean-Guillaume Vollmar 1806–1833 Jean Zimber 1833–1841 Matthieu Spirckel 1841–1847 Nicolas Cané 1847–1870
Ensisheim [ edit ] Ittinger c. 1650 Jean-Georges Mengis 1671–1693 Georges-Melchior Mengis 1693–1699 Jean-Michel Mengis 1699–1721 Pierre Mengis 1721–1736 François-Michel Roth 1768–1793
Ferrette [ edit ] Jean Gilg 1570–1582 Jean Gilg 1582–1619 Erhard Gillig 1619–1620 Matthieu Mercklen active in 1628 Matthieu Ostertag 1677–1735 Georges-Frédéric Ostertag 1735–1746 Jean-Jacques Comte 1746–1764 François-Oswald Seidler 1764–1780 François-Antoine Comte 1780–1790
Landser [ edit ] Jean-Erhard Baumert 1611–1628 Thomas Burckhard 1628–1629 Wernhard Grosholtz 1629–1640 Martin Grosholtz 1640–1653 Jean Ostertag 1653–1717 Matthieu Ostertag 1717–1729 Jean-Georges Ostertag 1729–1736 Pierre Mengis 1736–1753 François-Joseph-Antoine Ostertag 1753–1793
Masevaux [ edit ] Thibaud Lacour c. 1665 Jean-Josse Ostertag 1680–1685 Laurent Ostertag 1706–1736 Jacques-Christophe Ostertag 1736–1762 Georges-Frédéric Seidler 1762–1769 Christophe Ostertag 1769–1793
Morschwiller-le-Bas [ edit ] see: Mulhouse
Mulhouse [ edit ] Jean Mennly c. 1507 Guy Bartlin 1545–1553 Barthélémy Iring 1553–1554 Louis Kremer 1554–1555 Jean Waltz 1555–1560 Jean Hummel 1560–1565 Jacques Rueb 1565–1569 Gaspard Fues 1569–1587 Martin Hummel 1587–1596 Ulrich Grosholtz 1596–1624 Jean-Michel Grosholtz 1624–1637 Jérôme Ginter 1637–1662 Christian Burckhard 1662–1678 Christian Burckhard 1678–1709 Jean-Rodolphe Vollmar 1709–1712 Jean-Etienne Hirschfeld 1712–1735 Jean-Henri Naeher 1735–1764 Pierre Mengis 1753–1764 François Mengis 1764–1775 Pierre Mengis 1775–1793 François-Joseph-Pierre-César Mengis 1793–1798
Ribeauvillé [ edit ] Jean Bardouil active in 1633 Jean-Michel Burckhard 1660–1697 Jean-Georges Burck 1697–1727 Jean-Georges Burck 1727–1764 Jean-Georges Burck 1764–1790 Jean-Georges Burck 1790–1793
Rouffach [ edit ] Jean-Conrad Ginter 1600–1615 Melchior Ginter 1615–1634 Melchior Ginter 1634–1649 Jean Fuend 1649–1652 Jean-Jacques Ginter 1652–1653 Matthieu Fuend active in 1653 Melchior Ginter 1653–1681 Melchior Ginter 1681–1714 Melchior Ginter 1714–1733 Georges-Frédéric Seidler 1733–1775 Gervais-Frédéric Seidler 1775–1793
Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines [ edit ] see: Ribeauvillé
Bibwand c. 1545 Balthazar Schaeflein 1580–1615 Balthazar Ginter 1615–1626 Balthazar Schaeflein 1626–1634 Balthazar Schaeflein 1634–1660 Melchior Ginter 1660–1664 Balthazar Schaeflein 1664–1691 Jean-Georges Ostertag 1691–1718 Matthieu Ostertag 1718–1748 Jean-Baptiste Reisser 1748–1767 Jean-Joseph Reisser 1767–1791 Jean-Philippe Ostertag 1791–1793
Traubach (Traubach-le-Bas and Traubach-le-Haut) [ edit ] Jean-Jacques Ginter 1679–1686 Melchior Burckhard 1686–1691 Christian Burckhard 1717–1743 Jean-Jacques Burckhard 1750–1767 Joseph Ostertag 1764–1774 Jean-Jacques Ostertag 1774–1793
Vieux-Thann [ edit ] see: Thann
Zimmerbach [ edit ] Christian Hertrich active in 1613
Aquitaine [ edit ] Dordogne (24) [ edit ] Périgueux [ edit ] Matthieu Pradel 1779–1822 Pierre Pradel 1822–1827 Louis-François-Gabriel Deville 1827–1837 Jean-Baptiste Champin 1837–1839 Jean Rascat 1839–1849
Gironde (33) [ edit ] Bordeaux [ edit ] Lauffort active in 1416 Jean Maloizeau active in 1455 Jean Maloizeau active in 1502 Bernard Robert c. 1525 Jansenot de Fousse active in 1535 Jamet de Fousse active in 1542 Pierre de Villac active in 1542 Guichard Deymier 1549–1552 Arnaud de Villac c. 1562 Jacques de Villac c. 1570 Louis Maubert c. 1580 André Chaigneau active in 1582 Pierre de La Boucherie 1596–1598 Pierre Gantet active in 1665 Julien Dupré 1674–1675 Pierre Duret active in 1675 Antoine Royère active in 1675 Arnaud Pignot 1675–1684 Guillaume Lespine 1684–1685 François Marquison active in 1686 Jean Escuvé 1700–1706 Louis Verdier 1706–1731 Pierre Verdier 1731–1760 Jean Faroux 1760–1780 Jean Peyrussan 1780–1788 Jean Peyrussan 1788–1801 Jean Peyrussan 1801–1809 Jean Peyrussan 1809–1819 Jean-Baptiste Scarron 1819–1821 Joseph Sauvage 1821–1853 Henri-Charles Desmorest 1853–1870
Landes (40) [ edit ] Jean-Louis Hébert 1792–1795 François-Claude Chrétien 1795–1797 Bénigne-Nicolas-François Brochard 1797–1798 Jean Peyrussan 1798–1806 Raymond Peyrussan 1806–1822 François Peyrussan 1822–1846 Jean-Baptiste-Louis Roch 1846–1849 (last name also given as Rauch )
Lot-et-Garonne (47) [ edit ] Maurice c. 1575 Jean Gastebois 1691–1692 Jean Rascat 1784–1788 Guillaume Augé 1788–1793 Jean Peyrussan 1793–1794 Pierre Rigal 1794–1796 Joseph Peyrussan 1796–1802 Gilles-François Berger 1802–1805 François Berger 1805–1808 Joseph Pavot 1808–1827 Pierre Berger 1827–1831 Jean-Pierre Étienne 1831–1839 Jean-Baptiste Champin 1839–1856 Vincent Bornacini 1856–1860 Laurent-Désiré Desmorest 1860–1870
Pyrénées-Atlantiques (64) [ edit ] Bayonne [ edit ] Jean Faroux 1729–1738 Vidal active in 1746 Jean-Pierre Peyrussan 1746–1792 Gelpy 1792–1793
Guillaume Gayme active in 1463 Simon Marensin 1640–1643 Jean Desplats 1643–1644 Henri Dubois 1653–1660 Dubois active in 1660 Antoine Cassou 1740–1765 Jean Cassou 1765–1780 Jean Faroux 1780–1822 Joseph Faroux 1822–1853 Vincent Bornacini 1853–1856 Joseph Rascat 1856–1870
Auvergne [ edit ] Allier (03) [ edit ] Moulins [ edit ] Jérôme Bodin 1762–1767 Jean Desfourneaux active in 1767 Jean-Baptiste Jean 1793–1828 Jacques-Christophe Gruneisen 1828–1841 (his last name is also rendered as Grinheiser ) Louis-Jacques-Eugène Gruneisen 1841–1849 (his last name is also rendered as Grinheiser )
Cantal (15) [ edit ] Aurillac [ edit ] Jean Robertie 1716–1750 Jean Robertie 1750–1761 Antoine-Michel Foyez 1761–1763 André-Joseph Foyez 1763–1793 Joseph Foyez 1793–1795
Saint-Flour [ edit ] Tourette active in 1790 Jean Foyez 1790–1823 André-Joseph Foyez 1823–1835 Bernard Gatheuil 1835–1836 Joseph-Antoine Deibler 1836–1853
Haute-Loire (43) [ edit ] Le-Puy-en-Velay [ edit ] Jean Lacroix 1780–1789 François Faroux 1800–1802 Claude Hermann 1802–1815 Nicolas Hermann 1815–1842 Eloi-Désiré Hermann 1842–1850
Puy-de-Dôme (63) [ edit ] Clermont-Ferrand (former Clermont-d'Auvergne) [ edit ] Jean Dubois c. 1720 Pierre Dubois 1730–1749 Geniès Armilhon 1749–1764 Martin Courtois 1764–1789 Frédéric Courtois 1789–1790 Simon Jean 1790–1791
Simon Jean 1791–1798 Michel Benoist 1798–1803 François Étienne active in 1843
Basse-Normandie [ edit ] Calvados (14) [ edit ] Charles-Louis Jouenne 1774–1776
Nicolas-Jean Jouenne 1621–1633 Nicolas-Robert Jouenne 1663–1692 Nicolas Férey 1727–1738 Charles-François Jouenne 1738–1748 Charles-Lubin Jouenne 1748–1776 Nicolas-François Férey 1761–1763 Charles-Louis Jouënne 1776–1820 Charles-Nicolas-Lubin Jouënne 1820–1840 Matthieu Spirckel 1840–1841 Nicolas Wolff 1841–1847 (from 1847 to 1855 executioner of Alger, Algeria) Joseph Baroux 1847–1849 Eugène Ganié 1849–1850 Louis-Jacques-Eugène Gruneisen 1850–1870 (his name also appears as Grinheiser )
Falaise [ edit ] Jean Bouëtard 1724–1748 Jean Bouëtard 1748–1755 Etienne Martin 1755–1770 Charles-Louis Jouenne 1770–1793 Nicolas-Richard Jouenne 1770–1793
Lisieux [ edit ] Guillaume Dubut active in 1440
Pierre Barbon 1735–1742 Nicolas Férey active in 1742 Nicolas Férey 1742–1754 Charles Lacaille 1754–1760
Pont-l'Évêque [ edit ] Thomas Lacaille 1725–1731 Charles Lacaille 1731–1754 Michel-Jean Martin 1787–1793
François Férey active in 1725
Manche (50) [ edit ] Avranches [ edit ] Lubin Vallet 1717–1719 Joseph Morin active in 1719
Coutances [ edit ] Jean Gerbault active in 1589 Mathurin Vallet 1682–1710 Lubin Vallet 1710–1717 François Férey 1717 Charles Morin 1717–1727 Nicolas-François Férey 1750–1760 Charles-Jean-Baptiste Sénéchal 1760–1761 Charles-Lubin Jouënne 1761–1775 Charles-Louis Jouënne 1775–1794 Charles Lacaille 1794–1807 François-Lubin Desmorest 1807–1849
Saint-Lô [ edit ] Pierre Martin 1730–1739 Étienne Martin 1739–1755 Pierre Martin 1739–1770 Maurice Lantier active in 1789
Orne (61) [ edit ] Alençon [ edit ] François Corneillet 1718–1731 Michel-Louis Bouëtard active in 1731 Jacques-Michel Bouëtard 1774–1793 Michel Bouëtard 1774–1793 Pierre-Denis Ganié 1793–1810 Louis Filliaux 1810–1821 Joseph Ganié 1821–1849
Bellême [ edit ] Mortagne-au-Perche
Mortagne-au-Perche [ edit ] Nicolas Durand 1730–1738 Michel Durand 1738–1741 Jean-Joseph Durand 1738–1786 Michel Durand 1780–1786 Pierre-Denis Ganié 1786–1793 Nicolas-Lubin Jouenne 1786–1788
Bourgogne [ edit ] Côte-d'Or (21) [ edit ] Pierre Minard active in 1574 Morlot active in 1575 Damien Tombereau active in 1582 Jean Pancquotet active in 1584
Jean Blaigny 1416–1417 Arny Signart active in 1430 Étienne Poisson 1465–1470 Jean Larmite 1470–1473 Jean Dupoix 1473–1478 Jean Minot 1478–1487 Thomas Regnault 1487–1490 Joseph Blanchet 1487–1490 Jean Alory 1490–1493 Jean Blanleu 1493–1520 Jean Beurey 1520–1524 Vincent Rapeneaul 1524–1536 Pierre Berbier 1536–1538 Pierre Dufresne 1538–1545 Sylvestre Champonnet 1545–1546 Jacques Silvestre 1546–1558 Hilaire Benoist 1558–1568 Claude Tussault 1568–1572 Pierre Fleuriet 1572–1593 Claude Chrétien 1607–1611 Jacques Brun 1610–1611 Jean Chrétien 1611–1615 Simon Grandjean 1615–1625 (lynched together with his wife in the end of a botched beheading) Gaspard Perrier 1637–1647 Perrot-Morisot 1647–1660 Jacques Champion 1660–1671 Antoine Petit 1671–1680 Jacques Drouot 1680–1695 Matthieu Champion 1695–1698 Nicolas Vallot 1698–1710 Jean Champion 1710–1720 Jean Griveau 1720–1724 Joeph Gerboin 1724–1729 Pierre Champion 1729–1741 Martin Chefdeville 1741–1745 Martin Millot 1745–1748 François Montagne 1748–1759 Claude-Laurent Chrétien 1759–1763 François Chefdeville 1763–1794 Nicolas-François Férey 1794–1797 Louis-Gabriel Bellat 1797 Philibert-Joseph Vermeille 1797–1799 Paul Martinet 1799–1801 Louis-Charles-Martin Sanson 1801–1808 Louis-Antoine-Stanislas Desmorest 1808–1823 Joseph-Antoine Deibler 1823–1827 Charles-Louis Lacaille 1827–1839 François-Joseph Desmorest 1839 Dominique Martinet 1839–1841 Henri-Charles Desmorest 1841 Nicolas Chtarque 1841–1844 François Étienne 1844–1870
Semur-en-Auxois [ edit ] Gaspard Perrier 1630–1637
Nièvre (58) [ edit ] Jean Chasteau active in 1522 Jean de Norry 1668–1677 Georges Brunet 1677–1710 Pierre Bellin 1710–1712 Gabriel Amariton 1712–1721 Jean Bodin 1743–1750 Louis Remon 1750–1752 Pierre Gilles 1752–1760 Joseph Tisserand 1760–1761 Jean Tisserand 1761–1805 Laurent Pourra 1805–1815 François Étienne 1815–1835 François Étienne 1835–1843 Antoine Étienne 1843–1845 ? Palle 1845–1849
Saône-et-Loire (71) [ edit ] Jacques Brun active in 1610
Châlon-sur-Saône [ edit ] Jacques Quantin c. 1645 Matthieu Champion 1690–1695 Pierre Champion 1695–1721 François Champion 1721–1745 Pierre Champion 1745–1750 Pierre Henry 1750–1762 Lafrance 1762–1764 Claude-Laurent Chrétien 1764–1770 Quentin Brochard 1770–1793 Claude-Antoine Chrétien 1793–1804 François-Joseph Heidenreich c. 1806
Denis Gromon active in 1610 Jean Thévenet active in 1714
Yonne (89) [ edit ] Auxerre [ edit ] Claude Martigny c. 1600–1610 Joseph Gerboin 1716–1717 Jean Hérisson 1717–1733 Jean Brochard 1733–1758 Nicolas Brochard 1758–1787 Henri Bickler 1787–1807 Louis-Antoine-Stanislas Desmorest 1807–1808 Louis-Charles-Martin Sanson 1808–1812 Pierre-Nicolas Jouenne 1812–1822 Pierre-Joseph Doubleau 1822–1849
Jean Le Nain 1577–1580 Claude Nignet active in 1598 Jean Doubleau 1660–1680 Pierre Doubleau 1680–1715 Charles Brochard 1715–1722 Nicolas Brochard 1722–1727 Pierre Daucourt 1727–1732 Jacques Tisserand 1732–1734 Joseph Doubleau 1734–1746 Jean Brochard 1746–1758 Jean-Charles Brochard 1758–1793
Bretagne [ edit ] Côtes-d'Armor (22; Côtes-du-Nord before 1990) [ edit ] Saint-Brieuc [ edit ] Charles-Lubin Lacaille 1792–1822 Auguste Gassouin 1822–1840 Charles-Marie-Louis Lacaille 1840–1842 Jacques-Henri Ganié 1842–1845 Joseph Ganié 1845–1853
Finistère (29) [ edit ] Quimper [ edit ] Jacques Le Glaouer 1712–1759 Jean Le Glaouer 1759–1773 Maurice Le Glaouer 1773–1793 Hervé Le Glaouer 1793–1804 François Lacaille 1804–1805 Paul Miraucourt 1805 Georges Miraucourt 1805–1807 Hervé-Joseph Le Glaouer 1807–1815 Jean-Baptiste Michel 1815–1817 Laurent Rhein 1817–1821 Germain Benoist 1821–1823 Claude-François Desmorest 1823–1849
Ille-et-Vilaine (35) [ edit ] Cousinet c. 1617 Étienne Normandeau 1700–1723 Jean Verdier 1723–1730 Jacques Ganié 1730–1752 François-Thomas Férey 1752–1757 Jacques-Joseph Ganié 1757–1786 François-Joseph Férey 1786–1792 Gabriel-Joseph Dupuy 1792–1815 Henri Bickler 1815–1852 Jean-Emile Grosholtz 1852–1853 Joseph-Antoine Deibler 1853–1863 Louis-Antoine-Stanislas Deibler 1863–1871 (after 1871 the executioner of the republic in Paris)
Morbihan (56) [ edit ] François Guay active in 1653 Pierre Tillard active in 1657 Gervais Judic active in 1686 François Guay active in 1693 Jean Verdier active in 1686 Pierre Ganié active in 1736 Jacques Verdier 1752–1753 François Prudhomme 1753–1764 Jean Verdier 1764–1770 Charles-François Prudhomme 1770–1777 Louis-François Prudhomme 1777–1779 Charles-François Prudhomme 1777–1813 Charles-Louis Prudhomme 1777–1813 François Ganié 1841–1849
Centre-Val de Loire (Centre before 2015) [ edit ] Cher (18) [ edit ] Bourges [ edit ] Pierre Mayet 1656–1662 Blaise Thiéry 1662–1681 Michel de Larousse 1681–1690 Jean Bessois 1690–1699 Jean Brunet 1699–1707 Michel Brunet 1707–1719 François Adam 1719–1739 Charles Esnault 1739–1742 Pierre Desfourneaux 1742–1769 Jacques Desfourneaux 1769–1779 François Desfourneaux 1779–1788 Ulrich Fischer 1788–1829 Pierre-Etienne Fischer 1829–1841 Christophe-Henri Desmorest 1841–1849
Vierzon [ edit ] Georges Aurillault 1624–1627 Claude Aurillault 1627–1635 Hubert Bouard 1636–1691 Jean de Larousse 1691–1696 Claude Esnault 1696–1698 Charles Esnault 1698–1706 Jean Desfourneaux 1706–1747 Jean Desfourneaux 1747–1755 François Desfourneaux 1755–1792
Eure-et-Loir (28) [ edit ] Bonneval [ edit ] Robert Divray active in 1584
Chartres [ edit ] Robert Beaufils active in 1581 Jean Baudry c. 1600 Lubin Baudry 1604–1627 Lubin Baudry 1627–1647 Pierre Corneillet 1647–1657 Nicolas Le Vavasseur 1672–1681 Antoine-François Deville 1781–1808 François-Eloi Deville 1808–1826 Jean-Eloi Deville 1826–1846 Henri-François Deville 1846–1849
Châteaudun [ edit ] Guillaume Artus 1496–1497 Jacques Fulbert 1556–1557 Yves Tontonnay active in 1564 Jacques Guictray 1577–1580 Joachim Guictray 1582–1584 Michel Leliepvre 1602–1616 Jacques Landeau 1625–1629 Laurent Landeau 1629–1651 Louis Landeau 1651–1663 Nicolas Brunet 1663–1686 Claude Esnault 1686–1691 François Tardiveau 1691–1714 Aignan Proust 1714–1744 Jean-Baptiste Proust 1744–1772 Nicolas-Jean-Baptiste Étienne 1772–1793
Indre (36) [ edit ] Châteauroux [ edit ] Pierre Desfourneaux 1792–1834 Jacques Cané 1834–1849 (last name also rendered as Canin ) François-Joseph Desmorest active in 1837
Issoudun [ edit ] Charles Esnault 1706–1718 Matthieu de Larousse 1718–1735 Louis-Pierre Hébert 1735–1749 Gilbert-Matthieu de Larousse 1749–1752 Louis-Charles Hébert 1749–1752 Charles-François de Vallereau 1752–1760 François Desfourneaux 1760–1792
Indre-et-Loire (37) [ edit ] Amboise [ edit ] Jacques Berger 1690–1722 Jacques Berger 1722–1744 Martin Berger 1744–1760 Gilles-François-Nicolas-Martin Berger 1783–1793
René Condenay 1680–1700 Jean Condenay 1700–1711 Louis Duchesne 1711–1718 Michel Clément 1718–1720 Louis Ayrault 1720–1730 Etienne Robert 1730–1735 Jacques-Bernard Lefébure 1735–1738 Gilles Férey 1738–1753 Jean-Louis Ayrault 1762–1783 Gilles-François Berger 1783–1793
L'Île-Bouchard [ edit ] see: Chinon
Étienne-Louis Normandeau 1730–1740 Jean Bodin 1740–1743 Vincent Jamet 1743–1754 Jean-Louis Ayrault 1754–1758 Quentin Brochard 1762–1770 Claude-Henri Chrétien 1772–1789 François-Claude Chrétien 1789–1793
Denis 1461–1488 Jacques Lefébure 1640–1654 François Berger 1654–1690 Jacques Berger 1690–1722 Antoine Berger 1722–1744 Gilles-François-Nicolas Berger 1744–1768 Louis-Charles-Martin Sanson 1768–1795 Pierre-François-Etienne Desmorest 1795–1830 François-Louis-Henri Desmorest 1830–1849
Loir-et-Cher (41) [ edit ] Guillaume Guillard 1373–1374 Laurent Robert c. 1600 Blaise Robert 1609–1649 Jean Robert 1649–1665 Louis Robert 1665–1667 Nicolas Esnault 1667–1698 Jean Berger 1698–1710 Jean Berger 1710–1718 Jean de Larousse 1718–1721 François Trémont 1721–1761 Pierre-André-Louis Desmorest active in 1761 Joseph Doubleau 1761–1795 Nicolas-Charles-Gabriel Sanson 1795–1799 Joseph Doubleau 1799–1800 Charles-Louis Férey 1800–1826 André-Louis Férey 1826–1832 Charles-François Desfourneaux 1832–1849
Romorantin-Lanthenay [ edit ] Vendôme [ edit ] Guillaume Landeau 1600–1629 Jacques Landeau 1629–1640 Louis Landeau 1640–1692 Pierre Trémont 1692–1747 Henri-Pierre Trémont 1747–1756 François Brunet 1756–1775 François Montagne 1775–1793
Loiret (45) [ edit ] Louis Macé 1582–1583 Charles Brochard 1715–1722 Jean Brochard 1722–1745 Pierre Tapetoux 1745–1789 Nicolas-Jean-Baptiste Étienne 1789–1793
Montargis [ edit ] Joseph Gerboin 1704–1717 Georges Hérisson 1717–1718 Jean Berger 1718–1720 Jean Hérisson 1720–1727 René Berger 1727–1733 Louis-François Hébert 1797–1801
Orléans [ edit ] Pierre Robert c. 1430 Jean Legros c. 1600 Matthieu Legros active in 1627 Simon Boudineau 1648–1656 Jacques Leroy 1656–1658 Nicolas Martinot 1658–1670 Louis Tardiveau 1670–1699 Jean Desmorest 1699–1700 Louis Tardiveau 1700–1707 Michel Tardiveau 1707–1715 Henri Tardiveau 1715–1735 François Tardiveau 1735–1736 Aignan Proust 1736–1740 Nicolas Berger 1740–1758 Henri-Alexis Tardiveau 1758–1771 Pierre-François Étienne 1771–1789 Charles-François Férey 1789–1820 Gabriel-Auguste Desmorest 1820–1870
Champagne-Ardenne [ edit ] Ardennes (08) [ edit ] Pierre Barbier 1690–1722 Pierre Barbier 1722–1727 Jean Barbier 1727–1731 Simon Barbier 1731 Pierre Barbier 1731–1773 Simon Barbier 1773–1779 Jean-François Barbier 1779–1828 Pierre Barbier 1779–1828 François Barbier 1828–1841 Philippe Wolff 1841–1842 Christophe Reine 1842–1849 (his last name also appears as Rhein )
Aube (10) [ edit ] Guillaume active in 1432 Maigret active in 1571 Maxime Doublot 1710–1715 Nicolas L'Arné 1715–1729 Antoine Doublot 1729–1736 Hubert Doublot 1736–1750 Jean Doublot 1750–1761 François Blondeau 1761–1770 Jean-Baptiste Doublot 1770–1787 Louis-Michel Olivier 1787–1823 Joseph-Nicolas Fauconnier 1823–1841
Marne (51) [ edit ] Châlons-en-Champagne [ edit ] Louis Saffret 1606–1628 Séverin Saffret 1628–1632 Pierre Lévesque 1632–1638 Louis Saffret 1638–1643 Jean Saffret 1667–1679 Jacques Jean 1679–1688 Jacques Michelin 1688–1702 Pierre Daniel 1702–1709 Nicolas Desmorest 1709–1730 Simon Desmorest 1730–1742 Jean Desmorest 1742–1777 Jean-Baptiste Desmorest 1777–1780 Jean-Simon Desmorest 1780–1793
Chatillon-sur-Marne [ edit ] Simon Jean 1770–1780 Simon-Hippolyte Desmorest 1780–1788
Épernay [ edit ] Claude Belleville active in 1629 Antoine Guibourg 1683–1702 Simon Hébert 1702–1730 Charles Jouënne 1730–1736 Martin Jean 1736–1740 Simon Jean 1740–1752 François-Hippolyte Desmorest 1752–1788 Simon-Hippolyte Desmorest 1788–1793
Pierre Lormant active in 1684 Charles Michelin 1692–1698 Pierre Daniel 1698–1702 Pierre Daniel 1723–1726 Charles-François Jouenne 1726–1735 Pierre Daniel 1735–1738 Louis-Adam Hébert 1738–1743 Jean-Louis Hébert 1743–1744 Nicolas-Charles-Gabriel Sanson 1744–1770 Jean-Louis Sanson 1770–1793 Jean-Simon Desmorest 1793–1798 Jean-Louis Desmorest 1798–1828 François-Louis Desmorest 1828–1853
Vitry-le-François [ edit ] Louis Saffret active in 1628 Louis Saffret active in 1688 Jean-Baptiste Barré 1688–1693 Jacques Jean 1693–1725 Martin Jean 1725–1733 Louis Guitton 1733–1743 Jean-Pierre-Henri Dalembourg 1743–1745 Nicolas Dalembourg 1745–1747 Jean-Baptiste Desmorest 1747–1774 Jean-Baptiste Desmorest 1774–1793
Haute-Marne (52) [ edit ] Bourmont [ edit ] Jean Chrétien 1731–1735 Claude Bour 1735–1737 Léopold Bour 1737–1771 Claude-Charles Bour 1771–1793
Chaumont [ edit ] Pierre Daucourt 1693–1732 Jean Gueldre 1732–1760 Henri Gueldre 1760–1805 Nicolas Cané 1805–1825 François Cané 1825–1835
Langres [ edit ] Simon Grandjean active in 1615 Rémi Henry 1717–1721 Michel Henry 1721–1729 Robert Daucort 1729–1732 Joseph Tisserand 1732–1757 Claude-Michel Chrétien 1757–1793
With a four-year delay in 1875 also Corsica was integrated into the area of the executioner of the republic's activity; see: Monsieur de Paris For the different department numbers, before 1976 Corsica used to be one department only and was codenumbered with 20 by then.
Corse-du-Sud (2A) [ edit ] Ajaccio [ edit ] René Giudici 1799–1800 (his last name is also rendered as René Jugé ) Jean-François Hermann 1803–1804 Bernardin Porro 1804–1806 Dominique Paglia 1806–1808 Antoine Vollmar 1808–1809 Jean Peyrussian 1809–1812
Haute-Corse (2B) [ edit ] Jean-Pierre Combé 1805–1809 François Étienne 1809–1813 Louis Simaliot 1813–1826 Jean-Baptiste Simaliot 1826–1840 Michel Porro 1840–1851 Antoine-François-Balthazar Porro 1851–1852 Louis-Marie Douran 1852–1853 Vincent Bornacini 1853 Louis-Henri Desmorest 1853–1873/74 Désiré Herman 1873/74–1875
Franche-Comté [ edit ] Doubs (25) [ edit ] Besançon [ edit ] Jean-Jacques Karpf active in 1718 Nicolas-François Dupuy 1762–1765 Claude-Antoine Chrétien 1765–1794 Nicolas Hermann 1794–1809 François Étienne 1809 Jean-Pierre Urich 1809–1846 Jean-Georges Burck 1846–1849 François-Ferréol Pierrot 1849–1858 Jacques-Henri Ganié 1858–1862 Georges-Louis-Gustave Pierrot 1862–1870
Blamont [ edit ] Joachim Fleurdelis 1685–1686 Joseph Denthe 1686–1695 Melchior Ginter 1754–1760/61
Montbéliard [ edit ] Jacques Fleurdelis 1615–1627 Jacques Fleurdelis 1642–1670 Jean Fleurdelis 1670–1680 Jacques Fleurdelis 1680–1700 Pierre Fleurdelis 1700–1729 Pierre Fleurdelis 1729–1749 Gaspard Boilley 1749–1768 Pierre Fleurdelis 1768–1793
Jura (39) [ edit ] Lons-le-Saunier [ edit ] Désiré Giboz 1794–1803 Jean-Baptiste Cané 1803–1827 Germain Burck 1827–1838 (last name sometimes written Purgy ) François-Joseph Desmorest 1838–1849 Nicolas Roch 1849–1851 (last name also given as Rauch )
Haute-Saône (70) [ edit ] Claude-Laurent Chrétien 1793–1805 Nicolas Pierrot 1805–1823 François-Ferréol Pierrot 1823–1849
Territoire de Belfort (90) [ edit ] Belfort [ edit ] Joseph Comte c. 1650 Joseph Comte 1668–1726 Nicolas-Antoine Comte 1726–1739 Jean-Pierre Comte 1739–1780 Jean-Pierre-Nicolas Comte 1780–1793
Faverois [ edit ] Pancrace 1648–1656 Jean Fleury active in 1665 Laurent Lacour 1665–1672 Martin Lacour 1672–1674 Ehrard Lacour 1682–1716 Jean-Georges Lacour 1716–1739 Jean-Georges Reichlin 1739–1752 Jean-Georges Lacour 1752–1793
Grandvillars [ edit ] Joachim Comte 1673–1725 Jean-François Comte 1725–1744 Jean Fleurdelis 1744–1781
Montreux [ edit ] Jacques Denthe c. 1670–1674 Jean-Georges Denthe 1674–1725
Haute-Normandie [ edit ] Eure (27) [ edit ] Robert Le Vavasseur 1598–1618 Etienne Le Vavasseur 1626–1649 Louis Le Vavasseur 1649–1658 François Le Vavasseur 1675–1681 Nicolas Le Vavasseur 1681–1687 Lubin Jouenne 1687–1700 Lubin Jouenne 1720–1725 Louis Jouenne 1725–1737 Jean-Baptiste Sénéchal 1725–1737 Nicolas-Louis Jouenne 1737–1750 Nicolas-Lubin Jouenne 1737–1758 Nicolas-Louis Jouenne 1758–1780 Nicolas-Louis Jouenne 1784–1802 André-Thomas Férey 1810–1824 Amand Leroy 1824–1844 Louis-Marie-Dauphin Benoist 1844 Raymond Peyrussan 1844–1846 Louis-Julien-Fortuné Leroy 1846–1849
Jean-Baptiste Carlier 1712–1733 Georges Carlier 1733–1741 Michel Durand 1741–1765 Jean-Louis Olivier 1765–1794
Pont-Audemer [ edit ] Lubin Jouenne 1700–1722 Lubin Vallet 1722–1727 François Férey 1727–1735 Nicolas Férey 1735–1738 François Férey 1738–1742 François-Charles-Gabriel Férey 1742–1769 Maixent-François Férey 1769–1785 François-Joseph Férey 1769–1791
Seine-Maritime (76) [ edit ] Caudebec-en-Caux [ edit ] Nicolas Jouenne active in 1202 (last name also given as Jouhanne) ? Jouenne mentioned in 1380–1384 (last name also given as Jouhanne, nicknamed "Jouhanne-Justice) Martin Lecupeur 1384–1409 ? Marescot c. 1450 Robin Jouenne active in 1460 Guillaume Jouenne active in 1507 Pierre Jouenne active in 1675 ? Dumontier active in 1706–1710 Jacques Dubourg 1710–1713 Charles Dubourg 1713–1719 Martin Rossignol 1719–1723 Nicolas-François Damonville 1723–1738 Nicolas Férey 1738–1742 François-Thomas Férey 1742–1770 Charles Férey 1742–1770 Charles-Lubin Jouenne 1770–1776 Nicolas-Richard Jouenne 1776–1787 Michel-Jean Leroy 1787–1793
Pierre Jouenne −1662 (last name also referred to as Juoanne ) Charles Sanson 1662- Pierre Jouenne active in 1675 (last name also referred to as Juoanne ) Nicolas Férey active in 1738 Charles Jouenne active in 1780
Simon Dailly c. 1400 Geoffroy Thérage 1406/07–1432 (or after; executed Jeanne d'Arc ; last name also rendered as Thiérache) Pierre Lecomte active in 1607 Pierre Jouenne 1660–1681 Guillaume Malloeuvre 1681–1688 Nicolas Le Vavasseur 1688–1694 Martin Le Vavasseur 1694–1703 Jean-Baptiste Morin 1703–1704 Lubin Jouenne 1704–1724 Jean-Baptiste Sénéchal 1724–1725 Nicolas Férey 1725–1735 Charles Férey 1735–1796 Nicolas-François Férey 1735–1750 François-Thomas Férey 1735–1782 Charles-André-Louis Férey 1796–1811 Charles-André Férey 1811–1847 Jean-François Heidenreich 1847–1848 ? Rhein 1848–1870
Île-de-France [ edit ] Paris (75) [ edit ] Prévoté de l'Hôtel du Roi [ edit ] Etienne Lebré active in 1417 Fleurant - 1516 Macé active in 1523 Jean Guillaume 1590–1594 Denis Corneillet 1594–1616 Henriet Cousin mid-17th century Oudet Barré 1653–1671
Prévoté de Paris [ edit ] Thévenot 1278–1320 (last name also given as Estevenot ) Nicolas 1322–1358 Colart Provignon 1358 or after – c. 1380 or before Pierre Dupré c. 1380 - c. 1400, active in 1383 (last name also written as du Pré ) Geoffroy 1407–1411/13 (name also appears as Guieffroy ) Capeluche 1411/13–1418 (before being executed in 1418 or 1419, Capeluche trained his executioner himself) Jean Tiphaine active in 1418 Colin Foucher active in 1445 Henri Cousin 1460 - before 1477 Jean Cousin - 1477 Pierre Philippart c. 1478 Tristan active in 1484 Jacques Dulac active in 1502 Robin Serre active in 1507 Jacquet 1507 Florent Bazard 1507–1516 (his last name also appears as Bazart; lynched after a botched execution) Rotillon 1516–1529 Pierre Pommerelle 1529-? Macé 1543–1553 Jean Rozeau 1555/58–1594 Jean Guillaume 1594–1620 Jean Guillaume 1620–1666 François Guillaume 1666–1672 Antoine de France 1672–1674 André Guillaume 1674–1682 Jean Carlié 1682–1687 Nicolas Levasseur 1687–1688 (his last name also appears as Le Vavasseur) Charles-Louis Sanson 1688–1699 (de facto) / 1703 (official) Charles Sanson 1699 (de facto)/1707 (official) – 1726 François Prudhomme 1726–1739 (interim executioner) Charles-Jean-Baptiste Sanson 26 (official)/1739 (de facto)–1754 (de facto)/1766/1778 (official) Charles-Henri Sanson 1754 (de facto)/1766/1778 (official) – 1795 (de facto)/1804 (official) Henri Sanson 1795 (de facto)/1804 (official) – 1840 Henry-Clément Sanson 1840–1847 (he was an inveterate abolitionist) Charles-André Férey 1847–1849 Jean-François Heidenreich 1849–1871
Seine-et-Marne (77) [ edit ] Pierre Corneillet 1648–1660 André Guillaume 1660–1665 Denis Barré 1665–1680 Louis Hébert 1680–1709 Pierre Daniel 1709–1723 Louis-François Hébert 1723–1724 Louis-Adam Hébert 1724–1738 Jean-Louis Hébert 1738–1743 Louis-Adam Hébert 1743–1761 Louis-Adam Hébert 1761–1770 Jean-Louis Hébert 1770–1793
Jean Hérisson c. 1765–1787 Georges Hérisson 1687–1716 Georges Hérisson 1716–1721 Georges-René Hérisson 1721–1723 Georges Hérisson 1723–1727 Antoine-Pierre Dubut 1727 Jean Hérisson 1727–1746 Pierre Hérisson 1746–1787 Pierre-André-Louis Desmorest 1787–1788 Nicolas-Lubin Jouenne 1788–1826 Nicolas-Placide Doubleau 1826–1849
Provins [ edit ] Robert Sénécart –1571 Jean Hérisson 1740–1742 Jean Pichon 1742–1762 Jean-Rémi Pichon 1762–1768 Louis-Cyr-Charlemagne Sanson 1768–1789 André-Thomas Férey 1789–1793
Yvelines (78) [ edit ] Michel Le Vavasseur 1625–1631 Jean Bouëtard active in 1689 Nicolas Le Marchand 1689–1722 Nicolas Le Marchand 1722–1737 Nicolas-Charles-Gabriel Le Marchand 1737–1755 Michel Durand 1755–1780 Louis-Michel Olivier 1780–1788 Pierre-André-Louis Olivier 1780–1793
see: Mantes
Montfort-l'Amaury [ edit ] Versailles (Prévoté de l'Hôtel du Roi) [ edit ] Robert Anise 1671–1680 Robert Le Marchand 1680–1690 Jean Carlier 1690–1733 François Prudhomme 1733–1749 Nicolas-Charles-Gabriel Sanson 1749−1778 Charles-Henri Sanson 1778–1788 Louis-Cyr-Charlemagne Sanson 1788–1794
Prévôté de Versailles [ edit ] Louis-Jean Dupuy 1794–1795 Jean Boursier 1795–1808 François-Nicolas Férey 1808–1817 Jean-Baptiste Scarron 1817–1819 Germain Benoist 1819–1821 Laurent Rhein 1821–1846 Jean-Henri Rhein 1846–1849
Essonne (91) [ edit ] Dourdan [ edit ] see: Étampes
Étampes [ edit ] Léonard Leprince 1549–1556 David Devoire 1598–1623 Jean Duchamp active in 1641 Jean Berger 1662–1677 François Berger 1677–1694 André-Louis Desmorest 1694–1740 André-Louis Desmorest 1740–1763 Pierre-André-Louis Desmorest 1763–1793
La Ferté-Alais [ edit ] see: Étampes
Hauts-de-Seine 92 [ edit ] No local executioner known so far
Seine-Saint-Denis (93) [ edit ] No local executioner known so far
Val-de-Marne (94) [ edit ] No local executioner known so far
Val-d'Oise (95) [ edit ] Pontoise [ edit ] Jean-Baptiste Carlier 1699–1712 Jean-Baptiste Carlier 1712–1732 Jean-Baptiste Carlier 1732–1742 Jean-Baptiste-François Carlier en 1742–1782 Jean-Baptiste-François Carlier 1782–1793
Languedoc-Roussillon [ edit ] Aude (11) [ edit ] Carcassonne [ edit ] Pierre de Lafont active in 1538 Jean Lapeyre 1545–1561 André 1561–1566 Jean Maigre 1566–1580 Jean Roizat 1580 Jean Sesherbe 1580–1593 Antoine Faret 1593–1594 Jacques de Laplanche 1594–1600 Benoît Libès 1600 Antoine Ferrier 1600–1603 Jean Bon 1603 Gaillard Bourd 1603–1610 Bernard Dauriac c. 1640 Pierre Puech c. 1645–1650 (his last name also appears as Pech ) Antoine Bourset active in 1719 Bernardin Blaize 1770–1786 Pierre Blanc 1786–1793 Etienne-Victor Rives 1793 ? Roch 1793 (interim executioner; his last name also appears as Rauch ) François Berger 1793 (interim; executioner of Tarbes) Jean-Philibert Ginier 1793–1795 Pierre Chevalier 1795–1801 François Berger 1801–1804 Jean-François-Philibert Robineau 1804–1823 Laurent-Denis Robineau 1823–1827 Philibert-Godefroy Robineau 1827–1840 Georges Miraucourt 1840–1849
Castelnaudary [ edit ] Jean Vernhet 1522–1538 Antoine Ferrier 1579–1589 Jean Boussac active in 1619
Antoine Blanc 1572–1578 Jean Cronhac 1578–1582 Guillaume Teissère 1582–1584 Jean Sesherbe 1584–1585 (interim; executioner of Carcassonne) Jean Jacmes 1585–1603 Antoine Ferrier 1603–?
Narbonne [ edit ] Guillaume Teissère 1567–1570
Gard (30) [ edit ] Barthélémy Querol 1573–1589 Jean Cabrière 1590–1611 Jean Arman active in 1646 Victor Deltet 1775–1780 Marcelin Berthoumier 1791–1792 (interim; executioner of Montpellier) Dominique Vassalo 1792–1795 François-Louis-Hippolyte Desmorest 1795–1814 Jean-Baptiste Desmorest 1814–1816 Pierre-Vivien Debost 1816–1830 Jean-Nicolas Cané 1830–1853 Martin-Pierre-Joseph Berger 1853–1870
Hérault (34) [ edit ] Montpellier [ edit ] Jacques Thiesame active in 1460 André Bonissi c. 1470 François Lacombe active in 1585 Claude Bausillon c. 1610 Pierre Arnaud 1624–1628 Étienne Roquefort active in 1645 Pierre Gineste active in 1657 Marcelin Berthoumier 1791–1794 Barthélémy Mauvin 1794–1795 Jean Boursier active in 1795 Gilles-François-Nicolas-Martin Berger 1795–1799 Nicolas-Charles-Gabriel Sanson 1799–1800 Louis-Victor Sanson 1800–1802 Pierre-Joseph Vermeille 1802–1808 Jean-Baptiste Desmorest 1808–1811 François Guillot 1811–1818 Antoine Guillot 1818–1825 Jean-Pierre Guillot 1825–1832 Léonard Richim 1832–1833 Joseph-Louis Claret 1833–1860 Auguste-Paul Roch 1860–1870 (his last name also appears as Rauch )
Lozère (48) [ edit ] Gilles-François-Nicolas-Martin Berger Active in 1794 Jean-Pierre Boitquin 1799–1801 Jean-Pierre Roch 1801 (last name sometimes written as Rauch ) Nicolas Cané 1801–1805 François Roch 1805–1848 (last name sometimes written as Rauch )
Pyrénées-Orientales (66) [ edit ] Perpignan [ edit ] Jacques del Arnau 1682–1687 Carrera 1688–1699 Traginer 1700–1709 Raphaël del Arnau 1711–1723 Simon Grio active in 1724 Antoine Denis 1733–1734 Nicolas-Alexis Montagne 1772–1779 Claude Thouvenin 1779–1782 Jean Camille 1782–1791 Bernardin Blaize active in 1791 Antoine Varennes 1791–1793 Jean Crossy 1793–1797 Jean-François-Philibert Robineau 1797–1798 Jean-Pierre Bickler 1818–1819 Laurent Bickler 1819–1839 Martin-Pierre-Joseph Berger 1839–1850
Limousin [ edit ] Corrèze (19) [ edit ] Brive-la-Gaillarde [ edit ] Bernard Varennes 1720s–1730s Michel Benoist 1756–1788 Aureil Mendé 1788–1793
Jean Gumond active in 1761 François Benoist 1789–1804 Valentin Grosholtz 1804–1820 Louis Grosholtz 1820–1823 Jean Grosholtz 1823–1849
Creuse (23) [ edit ] Léonard Chanton active in 1715 Jean-Pierre François 1783–1786 Pierre-Etienne François 1786–1798 François-Joseph Férey 1798–1808 Pierre-Jacques Nord 1808–1849
Haute-Vienne 87 [ edit ] Limoges [ edit ] Louis Vivien 1792–1798 Louis Gendron 1716–1720 Pierre Chaussonnier 1720–1725 Pierre Pradel 1798–1802 Antoine Hiezely 1802–1826 Louis Hiezely 1826–1848 Nicolas Hiezely 1848–1849 Nicolas Grosholtz 1849–1853 François-Louis-Henri Desmorest 1853–1870
Lorraine [ edit ] Meurthe-et-Moselle (54) [ edit ] Baccarat [ edit ] François-Joseph Hiezely 1719–1739 Jean-Michel Hiezely 1739–1777 Georges-Antoine Hiezely 1777–1793
Badonviller [ edit ] Bernard Eisenhuet active in 1598 Marc Hausser 1603–1604 Jean-Nicolas Laury 1685–1686 Georges Hiezely 1722–1732 Claude-Antoine Hiezely 1732–1762 Jean-Pierre Chrétien 1777–1793
Bauzemont [ edit ] Pierre Courtois 1712–1748 Jean-François Courtois 1748–1763 Nicolas Thouvenin 1763–1772 Jean-François Courtois 1772–1793
Charles Magnard active in 1691 Jean-François Courtois 1730–1740 Dominique Courtois 1758–1779 Joseph-François Wolff 1779–1793
Blâmont [ edit ] Georges Hiezely 1719–1722 Nicolas Parisot 1722–1754 Jean-Jacques Hermann 1761–1783 Jean-François Hermann 1783–1790 Jean-Nicolas Fixard 1790–1793
Jean Schweitzer active in 1675 Jean-Léonard Henry 1701–1711 Bernard Back 1711–1725 Jean-Pierre Dillenburg 1725–1733 Jean-Baptiste Dillenburg 1733–1752 Jean-Pierre Thiéry 1752–1754 Jean-Baptiste Dillenburg 1754–1761 Jean-Antoine Roch 1761–1793 (last name also given as Rauch )
Conflans-en-Jarnisy [ edit ] Henri Labille 1717–1735 Louis Thomas 1735–1736 Jean-Pierre Thiéry 1736–1750 Laurent Viard 1750–1793
Deneuvre [ edit ] see: Baccarat
Domjevin [ edit ] see: Bauzemont
Einville-au-Jard [ edit ] Jean-Pierre Duval 1743–1758 Jean Cané 1758–1790 Jean-Baptiste-Oswald Cané 1790–1793
Gerbéviller [ edit ] Pierre Wolff 1743–1778 François Wolff 1778–1793
Haraucourt [ edit ] see: Einville-au-Jard
Harbouey [ edit ] see: Blâmont
Longuyon [ edit ] Corneille Back 1710–1715 Matthieu Labille 1715–1748 Jean Labille 1748–1792 Jean-Nicolas Cané 1772–1775 Jean Labille 1775–1777 Jean-Henri Labille 1777–1793
Pierre Bour 1692–1693 Jean-Nicolas Back 1693–1701 Nicolas Klein 1701–1718 Jean Klein 1718–1752 Joseph Klein 1752–1761 Jean-Nicolas Roch 1761–1790 (last name also given as Rauch ) Jean-Pierre Roch 1790–1793 (last name also given as Rauch )
Lunéville [ edit ] François Henry 1700–1713 Jean-Léonard Henry 1713–1720 Claude Duval 1720–1743 Jean-Pierre Duval 1743–1764 Jean-Nicolas Roch 1764–1766 (last name also appears as Rauch ) Marguerite Cané 1766–1784 (one of France's most long-termed female executioners) Jean-François Hermann 1784–1793
Jean-Georges Duval 1658–1680 Nicolas Suisse 1680–1684 (his last name also appears as Schweitzer ) Jean-Jacques Burckhard 1684–1705 Jean-Pierre Bour 1705–1718 Jean-Pierre Bour 1718–1730 Jacobé Rieger 1730–1732 (Jean-Pierre Bour's wife and after 1730 widow; one of the rare cases a woman was appointed) François Roch 1732–1747 (Jacobé Rieger's new husband; his last name is also given as Rauch ) Jean-Pierre Rhein 1747–1758 Laurent Roch 1758–1779 (his last name is also given as Rauch ) Jean-Pierre Spirckel 1779–1799 Jean-Nicolas Roch 1799–1823 (his last name is also given as Rauch ) Nicolas Cané 1823–1847 Matthieu Spirckel 1847–1870
see: Pont-à-Mousson
Norroy-le-Sec [ edit ] Bernard Back 1715–1741 Claude Back 1741–1781 Jean-Baptiste Thiéry 1781–1793
Pont-à-Mousson [ edit ] Goeury Pichon active in 1709 Jean-Pierre Bickler c. 1722 Christophe-Séraphin Bickler 1734–1757 Jean-Pierre Bickler 1757–1783 Christophe Bickler 1783–1793
Réchicourt-la-Petite [ edit ] see: Blâmont
Saint-Clément [ edit ] see: Baccarat
Saint-Nicolas-de-Port [ edit ] Nicolas Valois 1650–1683 Rémi Karpf active in 1720 Jean-Jacques Parisot 1716–1733 Jean-Philippe Rhein 1733–1762 François Rhein 1762–1776 Jean-Jacques Roch 1776–1793 (his last name is sometimes given as Rauch )
Bernard Back 1715–1741 Claude Back 1741–1783 Jean-Nicolas Roch 1783–1793 (last name also written as Rauch )
Thézey-Saint-Martin [ edit ] see: Delme at Moselle (57)
Thiaucourt (Thiaucourt-Regniéville) [ edit ] see: Pont-à-Mousson
Claude Miraucourt 1670–1679 Claude Miraucourt 1692–1699 Antoine Hermann 1708–1714 Jean-Charles Valois 1714–1728 Jean-Georges Roch 1728–1748 (last name also given as Rauch ) François Roch 1748–1761 (last name also given as Rauch ) Laurent Bickler 1761–1776 François Roch 1776–1790 (last name also given as Rauch ) Nicolas Cané 1790–1793
Ville-sur-Yron [ edit ] see: Conflans-en-Jarnisy
Villers-la-Montagne [ edit ] Bernard Back 1725–1741 Matthieu Back 1741–1748 Jean-Nicolas Roch 1748–1772 (last name may also appear as Rauch ) Jean-Pierre-Laurent Roch 1772–1775 (last name may also appear as Rauch ) Laurent-Nicolas Roch 1775–1793 (last name may also appear as Rauch )
Meuse (55) [ edit ] Arrancy-sur-Crusne [ edit ] see: Longuyon at Meurthe-et-Moselle (54)
Jean-Nicolas Labille 1720–1742 Jean-Pierre Labille 1742–1775 Michel Labille 1775–1793
Bar-le-Duc [ edit ] Pierre Chapuzot 1630–1657 Claude Chapuzot 1667–1686 Jacques Chapuzot active in 1696 Martin Castagnière 1708–1731 Jean-Conrad Rhein 1731–1752 Simon Jean 1752–1770 Jean-François Hiezely 1770–1776 Laurent Rhein 1777–1793
Billy-sous-Mangiennes [ edit ] François François 1740–1759 Jean-Nicolas Cané 1759–1786 Jean-Louis Cané 1786–1793
Commercy [ edit ] Jean-Nicolas Guerchoux 1746–1768 Louis Thomas 1768–1772 Jean-Pierre Roch 1772–1790 (last name also given as Rauch ) Nicolas Cané 1790–1793
Damvillers [ edit ] Jean François 1706–1734 François François 1734–1768 Pierre-Etienne François 1768–1786 Paul François 1786–1793
Claude Suisse 1715–1719 (his last name also appears as Schweitzer ) Pierre Étienne 1719–1750 Jean-Pierre Thiéry 1750–1752 François Étienne 1752–1759 Jean-Pierre Thiéry 1759–1793
Fresnes-en-Woëvre [ edit ] François-Edmé Duval 1684–1731 Jean Cané 1731–1740 Jean-Pierre Urich 1740–1745 Antoine-Martin Urich 1745–1779 Jean-Pierre Urich 1745–1786 Nicolas Thiéry 1786–1793
Herméville-en-Woëvre [ edit ] François-Edmé Duval 1684–1726 Jean-Pierre Miraucourt 1726–1754 Paul Miraucourt 1754–1765 François Miraucourt 1765–1793
Marville [ edit ] Jean-Nicolas Labille 1720–1748 Jean-Nicolas Labille 1748–1777 Michel Labille 1777–1793
Montmédy [ edit ] Jean-Nicolas Labille 1720–1748 Jean Labille 1748–1787
Saint-Mihiel [ edit ] Christophe-Séraphin Bickler 1722–1752 Jean-Pierre Thiéry 1752–1757 Jean-Pierre Bickler 1757–1766 Christophe Bickler 1766–1823 Simon-Hippolyte Desmorest 1823–1849
Jean Gaultier 1532–1536 Jean Gaultier active in 1575 Martin Jean c. 1630 Jean Miraucourt 1640–1668 Nicolas Blin 1668–1679 Claude Miraucourt 1679–1708 Pierre Étienne 1708–1762 François Étienne 1762–1791 Antoine Étienne 1791–1793
Moselle (57) [ edit ] Ancerville [ edit ] Claude Guerchoux 1681–1710 Jean Guerchoux 1710–1758 Jean-Laurent Guerchoux 1758–1793
Angevillers [ edit ] Hermann Roch c. 1700 (last name also given as Rauch ) Simon Klein 1714–1730 Christophe-Séraphin Bickler 1722–1741 Jean-Nicolas Rauch 1741–1751 (last name also given as Rauch ) Jean Grauel 1774–1793
Ay-sur-Moselle [ edit ] see: Buding
Bambiderstroff [ edit ] see: Courcelles-sur-Nied
Jean-Nicolas Back 1697–1701 Claude Guerchoux 1701–1710 Jean Guerchoux 1710–1722 François Guerchoux 1722–1780 Guillaume Back 1780–1793
see: Béchy
see: Schorbach
Nicolas Schweitzer active in 1613 Christophe Schwartz 1618–1621 Jean-Jacques Rhein 1621–1663 Jean-Pierre Back 1663–1703 Jean-Georges Back 1703–1731 Jean-Pierre Wolff 1731–1786 Jean Wolff 1786–1787 Jean-Nicolas Wolff 1787–1793
Jean-Pierre Spirckel 1744–1787 Laurent Rauch 1787–1793
Budling [ edit ] see: Buding
Château-Salins [ edit ] Nicolas Godot c. 1700 Jean Godot c. 1720 Jean Godot 1738–1753 Martin Courtois 1753–1759 Louis Thomas 1759–1777 Louis Thomas 1793
Château-Voué [ edit ] see: Dieuze
Courcelles-Chaussy [ edit ] Mauclair active in 1679 François Lhôpital c. 1730–1737 Oswald Rhein 1737–1756 Jean-Henri Rhein 1756–1787 Georges Miraucourt 1787–1793
Courcelles-sur-Nied [ edit ] Antoine Scherr c. 1720 Georges Scherr c. 1740 Nicolas Scherr 1750–1756 Jean-Pierre Miraucourt 1756–1793
Claude Thomas c. 1700–1719 Nicolas Thomas 1719–1748 Michel Thomas 1748–1784 Jean Thomas 1784–1793
Laurent Urich c. 1620–1654 Claude Urich 1654–1691 Jean-Jacques Bour 1691–1699 Claude Hermann 1699–1733 Jean Hermann 1733–1758 Jean-Jacques Hermann 1758–1761 Claude Hermann 1761–1793
Ébersviller [ edit ] see: Hombourg-Budange
Elzange [ edit ] see: Rodemack
Faulquemont [ edit ] Nicolas Schweitzer active in 1613 Christophe Schwartz 1618–1621 Jean-Henri Lander 1652–1682 Jean-Henri Rhein 1682–1695 Léonard Rhein 1695–1748 Jean Rhein 1748–1759 Jean-Pierre Rhein 1759–1793
Fénétrange [ edit ] see: Niederstinzel
Filstroff [ edit ] Jean-Nicolas Back 1686–1714 Jean-Nicolas Back 1714–1728 Jean-Philippe Mohr 1728 Christophe Parisot 1728–1729 André Heffinger 1729–1742 Jean-Pierre Back 1742–1792 Jean-Nicolas Rhein 1792–1793
Forbach [ edit ] Jean-Christophe Grauel 1686–1692 Jean-Henri Burckhard 1692–1744 Jean-Nicolas Burckhard 1744–1776 François-Martin Burckhard 1776–1793 Matthieu Burckhard 1776–1793
Freistroff [ edit ] Jean-Christophe Hopp 1685–1735 François Hopp 1735–1738 Jean Hopp 1738–1758 Jean-Pierre Hopp 1758–1766 Nicolas Schwind 1766–1781 Pierre Hopp 1781–1793
Jean-Jacques Valche 1707–1714 Jean-Pierre Urich 1714–1740 Jean-Nicolas Guerchoux 1777–1793
Grostenquin [ edit ] Jean-Jacques Cané 1725–1753 Oswald Back 1753–1793
Hérange [ edit ] Jean-Ulrich Vollmar 1657–1690 Jean-Nicolas Vollmar 1690–1730 Jean-Jacques Grosholtz 1730–1735 Jean-Georges Lander 1766–1793
Hombourg-Budange [ edit ] Jean-Jacques Lang active in 1689 Matthieu Back 1738–1741 Jean-Léonard Schwind 1741–1744 Jean-Pierre Spirckel 1744–1773 Pierre Schwind 1773–1783 Jean-Jacques Wolff 1783–1793
Insming [ edit ] Sébastien Parisot 1635–1707 Jean-Valentin Parisot 1707–1731 Jean-Jacques Bour 1731–1765 Jean-Thibaud Schweitzer 1765–1769 Jean-Jacques Bour 1769–1781 Valentin Grosholtz 1781–1793
Jallaucourt [ edit ] Kédange-sur-Canner [ edit ] Kirsch-lès-Sierck [ edit ] Pierre Wolff 1695–1721 Gaspard Wolff 1721–1722 Jean-Martin Wolff 1722–1740 Gaspard Wolff 1740–1743 François Wolff 1743–1776 Pierre Wolff 1776–1793
Lixheim [ edit ] Longeville-lès-Saint-Avold [ edit ] Nicolas Schweitzer active in 1613 Antoine Grauel 1717–1757 Jean Grauel 1757–1782 Jean-Pierre Grauel 1782–1786 Jean Wolff 1786–1787 Jean-Nicolas Wolff 1787–1793
Lorquin [ edit ] Jean-Georges Burckhard 1680–1692 Dominique Burckhard 1709–1734 Michel Henry 1734–1765 Joseph Godot 1765–1779 Jean-Pierre Wolff 1779–1793
Louvigny [ edit ] Lutzelbourg [ edit ] Jean-Jacques Grosholtz 1680–1712 Jean-Michel Grosholtz 1712–1743 Jean-Georges Grosholtz 1743–1787 Jean-Georges Grosholtz 1787–1793
Louis Schweitzer 1613–1653 Matthieu Schweitzer 1653–1680 Nicolas Schweitzer 1680–1684 Jean-Jacques Burckhard 1684–1693 Jean-Baptiste Barré 1693–1715 Nicolas Barré 1715–1730 Jean-Nicolas Roch 1730–1731 (last name also appears as Rauch ) Georges-Laurent Roch 1731–1748 (last name also appears as Rauch ) Nicolas Barré 1748–1779 Nicolas-Oswald Barré 1779–1801 Nicolas Barré 1801–1812 Matthieu Spirckel 1812–1833 Pierre-Emmanuel Desfourneaux 1833–1870
Montenach [ edit ] Jean Spirckel 1680–1695 André Spirckel 1695–1711 Jean-Nicolas Roch 1711–1720 (last name also appears as Rauch ) Georges-Laurent Roch 1720–1721 (last name also appears as Rauch ) Jean-Pierre Spirckel 1721–1759 Nicolas Spirckel 1759–1793
Morhange [ edit ] Étienne Schwartz 1610–1632 Antoine Hermann 1632–1670 Jean-Jacques Grosholtz 1670–1680 Pierre Hermann 1680–1682 Claude Hermann 1682–1733 Jean Hermann 1733–1758 Jean-Jacques Hermann 1758–1761 Claude Hermann 1761–1793
Niederstinzel [ edit ] Jean-Nicolas Lander 1681–1692 Jean-Philippe Schild 1736–1762 Pierre Schild 1762–1786 Jacques Schild 1785–1793
Phalsbourg [ edit ] Porcelette [ edit ] Gaspard Wolff 1740–1748 Pierre Wolff 1748–1785
Prévocourt [ edit ] Puttelange-aux-Lacs [ edit ] Jean-Jacques Carpe 1665–1686 Jean-Valentin Igel 1686–1702 Jean-Bernard Bour 1702–1734 Théodore Bour 1734–1752 Jean-Georges Bour 1752–1793
Rodemack [ edit ] Jean-Henri Spirckel 1687–1709 Jean-Henri Spirckel 1709–1718 Jean-Bernard Spirckel 1718–1724 Jean-Théodore Burckhard 1724–1754 François Spirckel 1754–1773 Jean-Nicolas Spirckel 1773–1793
Saint-Avold [ edit ] Jean Spengler active in 1615 Christophe Lander 1625–1632 Jean-Nicolas Carpe 1632–1652 Jean-Gaspard Lander 1652–1688 Jean-Michel Lander 1688–1719 François-Gaspard Lander 1719–1745 Nicolas Lander 1745–1785 Christophe Back 1785–1793
Sarralbe [ edit ] Jean-Pierre Rhein 1702–1724 Jacques-Charles Rhein 1724–1744 Jean-Thibaud Schweitzer 1765–1769 Jean-Jacques Bour 1769–1781 Jean Grosholtz 1781–1793
Sarrebourg [ edit ] Guy Burckhard 1685–1698 Jean-Georges Burckhard 1698–1717 Georges-Frédéric Burck 1739–1740
Sarreguemines [ edit ] Nicolas Bour 1666–1675 Jean-Bernard Bour 1675–1702 Jean-Jacques Bour 1702–1734 Jean-Pierre Bour 1734–1754 François Rhein 1754–1784 Jean Rhein 1784–1793
Schorbach [ edit ] Jean-Henri Schild 1662–1699 Matthieu Schild 1699–1751 Georges-Frédéric Schild 1751–1756 Jean-Jacques Schild 1756–1775 Jean-Henri Schild 1775–1793
Sierck-les-Bains [ edit ] Thionville [ edit ] Nicolas Geiler c. 1680 Jean-Henri Spirckel 1687–1709 Jean-Pierre Dillenburg 1709–1738 Jean-Pierre Dillenburg 1738–1748 Jean-Pierre Dillenburg 1748–1763 Jean-Baptiste Dillenburg 1748–1789 Jean-Baptiste Spirckel 1789–1793
Vatimont [ edit ] Vic-sur-Seille [ edit ] Humbert Caille active in 1633 Rémi Laurent 1663–1680 Pierre Hermann 1680–1688 Claude Parisot 1688–1734 Jean Parisot 1734–1777 Claude Parisot 1777–1793
Vosges (88) [ edit ] Bruyères [ edit ] François-Joseph Hiezely 1719–1736 Jacques Heidenreich 1736–1761
Charmes [ edit ] Charles Magnard 1702–1733 Jean-Charles Chrétien 1746–1752 Jean-Joseph Hiezely 1752–1754 Léopold Chrétien 1754–1786 Antoine Hiezely 1786–1793
Châtel-sur-Moselle [ edit ] Châtenois [ edit ] Jean Chrétien 1752–1756 Claude-François Chrétien 1756–1793
Jean-Pierre Courtois 1737–1769 Pierre-Fidèle Chrétien 1769–1793
Dompaire [ edit ] Jean-Nicolas Laury 1709–1730 Didier Chapelain 1730–1752 Jean-Nicolas Chapelain 1752–1757 Antoine-François Fixard 1757–1774 Jean-François Fixard 1774–1788
Jean Bontemps active in 1601 Nicolas Guillemette de Fontenay 1601–1607 Martin active in 1656 Jean Pierson 1672–1686 Jean-Nicolas Laury 1686–1726 Jean-Nicolas Laury 1726–1734 Matthieu Wees 1734–1753 Jean-Georges Anthès 1753–1762 François Wees 1762–1775 Joseph Wees 1775–1790 François Spirckel 1790–1797 François Wolff 1797–1803 Jean-Nicolas Chapelain 1803–1817 Antoine Chapelain 1817–1818 Jean-Nicolas Cané 1818–1840 Conrad Braun 1840–1849
La Neuveville-sous-Châtenois [ edit ] Mirecourt [ edit ] Jean-Dominique Chrétien 1700–1736 François Chrétien 1736–1754 Jean-Nicolas Chrétien 1776–1798
Neufchâteau [ edit ] Antoine Chrétien c. 1730–1745 Henri Chrétien 1745–1755 Claude-Michel Chrétien 1755–1756/57 Oswald Rhein 1756/57–1773 Jean-Nicolas Wolff 1770–1793
Rambervillers [ edit ] François-Joseph Hiezely active in 1719 Georges Chapelain 1746–1769 Jean-Michel Hiezely 1769–1770 Jean-Georges Hiezely 1770–1777
Remiremont [ edit ] Saint-Dié [ edit ] Nicolas Maurisat active in 1621 Jean-Michel Burckhard 1701–1712 Georges-Adolphe Heidenreich 1712–1737 Jean-Michel Hiezely active in 1757 Claude Hiezely 1774–1793
Saint-Nabord [ edit ] Midi-Pyrénées [ edit ] Ariège (09) [ edit ] François Cabanié 1793–1802 Nicolas-Charles-Gabriel Dupuy 1802–1830 Joseph Beaufaye 1830–1849 François-Nicolas Beaufaye 1849–1853
Aveyron (12) [ edit ] Pradel c. 1685 Jean-Louis Daydé 1780–1782 Jean Crossy 1782–1793 François Berger 1793–1797 Jean Crossy 1797–1824 Guy Le Moalic 1824–1828 Pierre-Victor Rives 1828–1853
Haute-Garonne (31) [ edit ] Toulouse [ edit ] Jean Barrot 1659–1666 Jean Touzet active in 1666 Mathieu Bourideu –1757 (his last name also appears as Mathieu Bouirou; sources also say 1759–1763) Jean Daizes active in 1768 (some sources say 1757–1769) Antoine Varennes 1769/70–1812 (brother to Jean Varennes in Cahors) Marcelin Berthoumier 1812–1817 Jean-François Guerchoux 1817–1818 Laurent Guerchoux 1818–1837 Henri-Matthieu Guerchoux 1837–1838
Gers (32) [ edit ] Jean Palaso 1574–1575 Pierre André active in 1623 Jean Dupin c. 1630 Pierre Labailhe active in 1650 Jean Cestarès 1662–1670 Jean Dumas 1673–1695 Jean Bruel 1699–1719 Guillaume Bruel 1719–1747 Bertrand Faroux 1752–1777 (name also given as Féraut) Jean Daizes 1781–1788 Jean Rascat 1788–1790 ? Goutte 1790–1792 Matthieu Benoist 1792–1793 Jean Rascat 1793–1798 Joseph Laporte 1798–1822 Jean Prosset 1822–1849
Lectoure [ edit ] Lot (46) [ edit ] Jean Varennes 1761–1809 (brother to Antoine Varennes in Toulouse) Romain Labat 1809–1810 Armand Varennes 1810–1818 Laurent-Désiré Desmorest 1827–1849
Hautes-Pyrénées (65) [ edit ] Jean-Louis Daydé active in 1792 Charles Lacaille 1792–1794 François Spirckel 1794–1802 Jean Rascat 1802–1818 Jean Grosholtz 1818–1823 Louis Grosholtz 1823–1843 Jean-Simon Grosholtz 1843–1844 Vincent Bornacini 1844–1848
Tarn (81) [ edit ] Jean Matthieu 1598–1599 Sylvain c. 1685 Étienne Étienne 1807–1815 Marcelin Rigal 1815–1824 Jean-Pierre Étienne 1824–1831 Pierre Miraucourt 1831–1849
Tarn-et-Garonne (82) [ edit ] Montauban [ edit ] Armand Varennes 1809–1818 Marcelin Berthoumier 1818–1824 Marcelin Rigal 1824–1837 Jean-François Guerchoux 1837–1849
Nord-Pas-de-Calais [ edit ] Nord (59) [ edit ] Cambrai [ edit ] Escluve active in 1368 Robert Fayet active in 1595 Nicolas Delannois active in 1611 Pierre de Groville 1627–1629 Guillaume-Joseph Vermeille c. 1730 –1750 François Damonville active in 1750 Pierre-François Vermeille 1790–1793
Jean de Le Porte active in 1459 Jacques Galoppin active in 1679 François-Joseph Demettre 1795–1825 Louis Demettre 1825–1828 Pierre Demettre 1828–1835 François Demettre 1835–1870
Pierre Vermeille active in 1766 Charles-André-Joseph Demettre 1766–1773 Pierre-Joseph Foyez 1773–1792
Maubeuge [ edit ] Valenciennes [ edit ] Jean Boitquin active in 1679 Julien-Joseph Vermeille 1780–1801 Pierre-Joseph Vermeille 1801–1802
Pas-de-Calais (62) [ edit ] Henri Cousin c. 1470 Jean-Baptiste Outredebanque 1753–1780 Pierre Outredebanque 1780–1795
Boulogne [ edit ] Jean-André-Joseph Tanné 1731–1766 Charles-André-Joseph Demettre 1766–1773 François Lacaille 1773–1793
Jean-André-Joseph Tanné 1729–1766 Charles-André-Joseph Demettre 1766–1773 François Lacaille 1773–1793
Saint-Omer [ edit ] Pays de la Loire [ edit ] Loire-Atlantique (44; before 1957 Loire Inférieure) [ edit ] Pierre Poupin 1574–1575 Charles Davy active in 1626 Macé Bouëtard active in 1673 Jean Verdier 1673–1686 Laurent Leroy 1686–1688 Pierre Judic 1688–1701 (name also rendered as Jeudy) François Durand 1701–1705 Pierre Chaumont 1705–1725 Étienne Ganié 1725–1735 Jacques Bouëtard 1735–1738 Pierre Chaumont 1738–1755 Étienne Ganié 1755–1757 Jacques-Victor Ganié 1757–1784 Charles-François Férey 1784–1789 Michel Sénéchal 1789–1794 François-Joseph Férey 1794–1798 François Lacaille 1798–1805 François Lacaille 1805–1823 Jacques-Auguste Ganié 1823–1845 Jacques-Henri Ganié 1845–1849
Maine-et-Loire (49) [ edit ] Adam Lesné active in 1546 Nicolas Cousnier 1615–1618 Jacques Cousnier 1618–1622 Pierre Roussière 1622–1625 Pierre Briand 1670–1677 Julien Beudin 1677–1681 Pierre Verdier 1681–1687 Jean Morin 1687–1689 Laurent Leroy 1689–1709 François Verdier en 1709–1717 Jean Petitjean 1717–1720 Nicolas Férey 1720–1725 François Férey 1725–1736 Pierre Charpentier 1736–1753 Jean-Baptiste Charpentier 1753–1766 Nicolas-Charles-Gabriel Charpentier 1753–1758 Jean-Baptiste Charpentier 1766–1771 Jacques Filliaux 1771–1785 Jacques-Joseph-Hyacinthe Filliaux 1785–1808 Pierre-Jacques Ganié 1808–1829 Charles-Gabriel Jouenne 1829–1832 Pierre-Jacques Ganié 1832–1848 Stanislas Ganié 1848–1870
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