List of intendants of the generality of Bourges – Wikipedia

Date Name 1642 – 1647 Jacques bulls (1614-1683)
Marquis de la Galissonnière
Advisor to the Parliament of Metz in 1633, lawyer general at the Grand Council in 1634, master of requests October 31, 1639 , Intendant of Bourges (1642-1647), intendant in Orléans (1664-1665) before being appointed Intendant de Rouen, Councilor of State in 1672 1656 Jacques Jubert ^{[ first ]} (1616-1656)
Lord of Bouville and Saint-Martin-aux-Buneaux
Advisor to the Parliament of Normandy (1637), then master of requests (1641), State Councilor in 1647, appointed Intendant of Berry in 1656. October 6, 1658 – 1661 Bernard’s strong IV (1624-1694)
Lord of Plessis-Cléreau, Plessis-Furmentières
Advisor to the Parliament of Rouen in 1642, master of requests June 7, 1649 , Intendant of Poitiers and Intendant of La Rochelle (1653-1658), intendant in Orleans and steward in Bourges until 1661, intendant of Riom (1664-1669) then commissioner of the Ardente Chamber of the Arsenal in 1679 1661 – 1665 Auguste-Robert de Pomeru (or Pommereu) (1630-1702)
Lord of Bretesche, Saint-Nom and Vauxmartin, Baron de Riceys
Intendant in Auvergne (1663-1664), in Bourges at the same time as he was intendant of Moulins, provost of the Paris merchants in 1676, intending to Brittany (1689-1692) 1665 – 1668 Henri Lambert the herbigny (1623-1700)
Lord of Herbigny, Marquis de Thibouville
father of Henri François Lambert d’Herbigny (died on July 29, 1704 ) who followed the same career and replaced it several times as an intendant after 1690
He was then stewarded in Dauphiné, in 1679, intending to Montauban, in 1691, appointed Intendant in Lyon, in 1694, and stewarded in Rouen, the same year. August 1668 – mars 1674 Charles Tubeuf (1634- September 3, 1680 )
Blanzat Baron
Advisor to the Parliament of Paris in 1654, master of requests September 18, 1661 , Intendant of Languedoc in Toulouse and Montpellier (1665-1668) jointly with Claude Bazin de Bezons, steward at Moulins and Bourges (1668-1674), then stewarded in Tours (1674-1680). He died in Tours, the September 3, 1680 mars 1674 – August 1674 Antoine Louis Jules de Malon de Bercy
Sieur de Bercy August 1674 – 1682 Mathias Poncet de la Rivière ( – August 20, 1693 )
Count of Ablis, lord of La Rivière and Boussinghen, Baron de Presle. Brother of Michel Poncet de la Rivière, bishop of Uzès, father of Michel Poncet de la Rivière, bishop of Angers
Advisor to the Parliament of Paris the August 30, 1658 , King’s advisor in his state and private councils, master of ordinary requests from his hotel in mars 1665 , steward of justice, police, finance and troops in the upper and bass Alsace, country of Suntgau, Brisgau, and adjacent land (1670-1673), then intendant in Metz ( July 1673 -1674), intendant of Berry, he was appointed president of the Grand Council on September 11, 1676 . He finished stewarded in Limoges in 1683 October 1682 – 1702 Louis François Dey de Séraucourt (or Louis François d’A) (1645- June 10, 1744 )
Then first clerk of the king’s house 1702 – 1706 Nicolas-Etienne Roujault de Villemain
Master of requests then Intendant of Hainaut (1706-1709) and Intendant in Poitiers (1709-1713) and intendant in Normandy ^{[ 2 ]} 1706 – 1709 Guy Carré
Lord of Montgeron
master of the requests then intendant in Limoges (1709-1711) 1709 – 1715 Etienne-Hyacinthe-Antoine Fullée ( first ^is September 1678 – April 1736 )
Marquis de Martangis, grandson of Étienne Foulée, intendant in Montauban, intendant in Languedoc, intendant in Limoges and Moulins, Intendant of Finance (1649-1658), son of Hyacinthe-Guillaume Fullé, Ambassador to Denmark
Advocate General for Hotel Requests, Master of Requests Le January 14, 1701 , named Intendant of Berry in June 1708 , then stewarded to Alençon (1715-1718) 1716 – 1720 Marc-Antoine Turgot de Saint-Clair ( December 16, 1668 – 3 mars 1748 )
Lord of Saint Clair, son of Antoine Turgot de Saint Clair (1625-1713) who was appointed in 1671 Intendant to Limoges
Advisor to the Grand Council in 1692, master of requests in 1703, intending to Riom (1707-1714), intending to Moulins (1714-1720) with the stewardship of Bourges from 1716, then stewarded to Soissons (1720-1722) , master of honorary requests 1720 – 1728 Jacques Barberie de Courteille ( – April 17, 1731 )
Marquis de Courteille, father of Jacques-Dominique Barberie de Courteille (1696-1767) Ambassador to Switzerland (1738-1749)
Master of requests, previously intendant of Alençon 1728 – 1767 Denis Dodart (1698- first ^is October 1775 )
grandson of Denis Dodart (1634-1707) and son of Claude-Jean-Baptiste Dodart (1664-1730), first doctors of Louis XIV and Louis XV
received advisor to the parliament of Paris on January 30, 1722 , master of requests from the King’s Hotel the same year, State Councilor ^{[ 3 ]} 1767 – 1776 Nicolas Dupré de Saint-Maur ( August 5, 1732 – December 21, 1791 )
Master of requests, he was the deputy of Denis Dodart in 1767 before becoming steward in Bourges, then Intendant of Guyenne 1776 – 1779 Charles-Henri de Feydeau ( August 25, 1754 – December 10, 1802 )
Marquis de Brou and Dampierre-en-Burly, count of Gien, master of requests (1775), intendant of Berry (1776-1779), from Burgundy (1781-1783) then in Caen (1783-1787), Deputy Director General Economats, State Councilor, President of the Aid Court (1798).
Son of Antoine-Paul-Joseph Feydeau (1731-1762), Marquis de Brou, intendant in Rouen, and grandson of Paul Esprit Feydeau de Brou, Keeper of the Seals of France (1762-1763). 1780 – 1790 Jean-Baptiste-Claude Dufour de Villeneuve (1737- November 13, 1797 )