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Gédéon Johannot rescheduled a debt 01 mar 1776 "vû la triste circonstance où il était par rapport au decret de l'hoirie de feu son BeauPère" (Frederich Bergier, notary at Lausanne).
Minster at Yverdon, 1615-1619, removed by Their Excellencies, though cause has not been discovered. He is probably the Jerome Masset from Yverdon who was admitted to the University of Heidelberg in 1600.
Possibly the missing marriages of some of the DuToicts should be sought in Yverdon and/or Payerne! Philippe's daughter Barbille married first Jaques DuToict of Moudon, then Isaac Rouge of Payerne. Jeanne Catherine Dutoict, daughter of Jaques and Barbille, was the niece of the banderet Anthoine DuToict, whose wife was Susanne Masset. As Anthoine is of the wrong age to be the brother of Jaques, Susanne should also be the daughter of Philippe Masset, but that is not what the published genealogy says.
Information on the Masset family is mostly from the Recueil des Généalogies Vaudoises, III (3), p. 269-289 (Lausanne: 1946). However, Pierre-Arnold Borel gives Philippe's wife as Marguerite de Chalon, daughter of Rodolph.
Her testament was recorded 10 mar 1649 by Benoit Giraudet, notary at Moudon. She is identified in the published genealogy as daughter of Adam and one of the heirs of her uncle Nicolas in 1630. However, it is just possible that the testament or settlement among the heirs is the one that is in error, and that her father really was Philippe, and not Adam. An agreement among her children was recorded by Giraudet 20 may 1652, and it is from this document that we know the names of the spouses of her daughters.
