John le, almoner to the king of France, and prior of Juvigne, was born at Montmorency near Paris in 1623. At the age of 18, he distinguished himself by publishing "A collection of the monuments of illustrious persons buried in the church of the Celestines at Paris, with their elegies, genealogies, arms, and mottoes," 4to. He afterwards published an excellent edition of The Memoirs of Michael de Caffelneau, with several other genealogical histories; and died in 1675.—He had a brother, Louis le Laboureur, bailiff of Montmorency, author of several pieces of poetry; and an uncle, Dome Claude le Laboureur, provost of the abbey of L'isle Barbe, of which abbey he wrote a history, and published notes and corrections upon the breviary of Lyons, with some other things.