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Philbert Le Voyer, sieur de Lignerolles (died 1571) was a French courtier and diplomat. The name "Le Voyer" is sometimes spelled "Boyer" or "Bois". Lignerolles is in the Haut Perche in Normandy. He was the son of Jean le Voyer, seigneur de Lignerolles and Jeanne de Surmont. He was killed at Bourgueil on 10 December 1571 by Georges de Villequier, vicomte de la Guerche. The English ambassador Henry Killigrew wrote that it was a "set matter and foul murder", and Villequier gained a royal pardon on the same day, because Lignerolles was a vocal opponent of the Anjou marriage.