David Carnegie Andrew Agnew

“ Vignoles. — De Vignolles, or Vignoles, was the name of a noble family in Languedoc. From Jean de Vignoles, who was married in 1559, sprang the chiefs of four branches. The grandson of Vignoles de Prades, the oldest chief, was the first Protestant of the race ”

“ Another daughter was Madame Boileau. Charles de Vignoles, brother of these ladies, was a military officer, who was born in 1645, and married, in 1684, Marthe de Beauvoir du Roure, and with his wife fled to Holland, and afterwards to England; their only surviving child, Margaret (born in London in 1692) , was married to her cousin, Scipio Duroure, and died in Dublin in 1721 . Vignoles married, in 1694 (having become a widower) , Gabrielle d’Esperandieu, daughter of Jacques, Sieur d’Aiguesfondes. ”