Saint-Sulpice-of-cognac

Saint-Sulpice-of-Cognac is a common French, located in the department of the Charente and the area Poitou-Charentes.

Geography

History

Crossed by the Roman way Holy-Limoges known as Via Clutched with a terminal millaire in extreme cases of the Charente-Maritime, At Rateau.

The quarries stone calcareous coming from the edge of the valley del' Antenne were exploited since antiquity.

Rupestral tombs which would date from the Middle Ages were found in Chaudrolles.

March 7th, 1787 the representatives of Saint-Sulpice and the enclave of Migron at the preliminary assembly of the General states which is held with the chapter house of Récollets de Cogac are the H.Phelippot notary, P. of Robertière, P.Morillaud and J.Rayé

Administration

Taxation

The taxation is of a rate of 16,35% on the frame, 48,16% on not built, and 8,35% for the tax of dwelling (figures 2007).

The community of communes of Cognac takes 12,14% of professional tax.

Demography

In 1791 it is noted to have 1478 inhabitants.

Places and monuments

Personalities related to the commune

See too

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