Diocese of Alès, France

Rite: Roman (Latin)

Name: Alès (français) / Alais (français) / Alesien(sis) (Latin)

United to: Nîmes

1694.05.17: Established as Diocese of Alès (français) / Alais (français) / Alesien(sis) (Latin) (from Diocese of Nîmes and became suffragan of Narbonne)
1801.11.29: Suppressed (to Diocese of Avignon and Diocese of Mende)
1877.04.27: United to Diocese of Nîmes

Bishops of Alès (Roman Rite)

Bishop Louis-François de Bausset-Roquefort (later Cardinal)
(1784.06.25 – 1801.09.22)

Bishop of Alès (France) ([1784.02.23] 1784.06.25 – 1801.09.22)

Cardinal-Priest with no Title assigned (1817.07.28 – 1824.06.21)

Bishop of Alès (France) (1776.05.20 – 1784.06.25)

Bishop of Nîmes (France) (1784.06.25 – 1812.10.19)

Bishop Jean-Louis du Buisson de Beauteville
(1756.02.16 – 1776.03.25)

Consecrated Bishop:	1756.03.28
Died:	1776.03.25

Bishop of Alès (France) (1756.02.16 – 1776.03.25)

Bishop Louis-François de Vivet de Montclus
(1744.12.18 – 1755.07.21)

Bishop of Saint-Brieuc (France) ([1727.10.20] 1728.03.08 – 1744.12.18)

Bishop of Alès (France) ([1744.09.13] 1744.12.18 – 1755.07.21)

Bishop Charles de Bannes d’Avejan
(1721.06.16 – 1744.05.23)

Consecrated Bishop:	1721.07.27
Died:	1744.05.23

Bishop of Alès (France) (1721.06.16 – 1744.05.23)

Consecrated Bishop:	1713.07.09
Died:	1724.04.26

Bishop of Alès (France) (1713.04.28 – 1719.11.01)

Metropolitan Archbishop of Embrun (France) (1719.11.01 – 1724.04.26)

Bishop François Chevalier de Saulx
(1694.05.17 – 1712.10.28)

Consecrated Bishop:	1694.08.29
Died:	1712.10.28

Bishop of Alès (France) (1694.05.17 – 1712.10.28)

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