Hôtel de Montaigu is a 17th-century city mansion built on the street Rue du Four de la terre.
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The de Montaigu family owned two-thirds of the seignory of Entraigues and the castle that stood at the entrance to the village.
When King Louis XIV stayed in Avignon in 1660, four undersecretaries were lodged at the de Montaigu house. Joseph-Philippe, Marquis de Montaigu and d'Enraigues (who died before 1768) had married Anne François de Cuissotte, lady of Saint-Ferjeux. Their son, Joseph de Montaigu married Marguerite Gaultier de Girenton (1743-1813) in 1768. Their son was Augustin de...
When King Louis XIV stayed in Avignon in 1660, four undersecretaries were lodged at the de Montaigu house. Joseph-Philippe, Marquis de Montaigu and d'Enraigues (who died before 1768) had married Anne François de Cuissotte, lady of Saint-Ferjeux. Their son, Joseph de Montaigu married Marguerite Gaultier de Girenton (1743-1813) in 1768. Their son was Augustin de...
