to 1317. Odon III of Vaudrey, abbot from 1317 to 1320. Francis I, abbot in 1320. John I, abbot from 1320 to 1326. Hugh II, abbot in 1326. John II of Roussillon, abbot from 1326 to 1348. William IV of Beauregard, abbot from 1348 to 1380. Guy VI, abbot from 1380 to 1384. William V of the Baume, abbot from 1384 to 1393. William VI, abbot from 1393 to 1404. Francis II, abbot from 1404 to 1420. Stephen III, abbot from 1420 to 1426. Francis III, abbot from 1426 to 1429. John III, abbot from 1429 to 1438. Guy VII d'Usier, abbot from 1438 to 1441. Pierre Morrelly, abbot from 1441 to 1444. Étienne Fauquier, abbot from 1444 to 1466. Augustin of East Lugnano, abbot from 1466 to 1467. Jean Louis de Savoie, abbot from 1469 to 1483. Pierre II Morelly, abbot in 1483. Pierre III de Viry, abbot from 1483 to 1500. Pierre IV Morelly, abbot from 1500 to 1510. Pierre V de la Baume, abbot from 1510 to 1544. Claude de la Baume, abbot from 1545 to 1546. Louis de Rye, abbot from 1546 to 1549. Philibert de Rye, abbot from 1550 to 1561. Marc de Rye, abbot from 1561 to 1580. Joachim de Rye, abbot from 1580 to 1588. Ferdinand de Rye, abbot from 1589 to 1636. Juan José of Austria, abbot from 1638 to 1679. César d'Estrées, abbot from 1680 to 1712. John de Estrée, abbot from 1712 to 1718. Louis de Bourbon-Condé, abbot from 1718 to 1742. Notes External links Saint-Claude (Municipality, Jura, France) Benedictine monasteries in France 420s establishments 1742 disestablishments in France Buildings and structures in Jura (department) Christian monasteries established in the 5th century