Pierre d'André

Pierre d'André (c. 1300–1368), born at Clermont, rose from Keeper of the Seals of France and bishop of Noyon in 1339 to the sees of Clermont in 1342 and Cambrai in 1350.

At Clermont he was fined in 1347 for setting up a market without royal authority. At Cambrai his vicar general was Guillaume de Grimoard, the future Pope Urban V, and he is credited with building the palace clock and establishing the feast of Saint Martial. He died at Cambrai on 13 September 1368.