Career
Calvin lived in Noyon, France, located in the province of Picardy. A man of hard and severe character, he occupied a prominent position as apostolic secretary to Charles de Hangest, bishop of Noyon. He also served as proctor in the Chapter of the diocese and as fiscal procurator of the county.
He lived on intimate terms with the best families of the neighborhood.
She died after giving birth to six children, four sons (Charles, John, Anthony, a fourth son who died during childhood) and then two daughters, one of whom was named Mary. Cauvin became involved in financial embarrassment and was excommunicated, perhaps on suspicion of heresy.
He died May 26 (or 25), 1531, after a long sickness.
