Philbert Le Voyer, sieur de Lignerolles (died 1571) was a French courtier and diplomat.
Their children included: Lignerolles traveled as ambassador to Scotland in August 1567 with the Earl of Moray and lodged in Harry Kinloch's house in the Canongate.
He was unable to secure a meeting at Lochleven Castle with the captive Mary, Queen of Scots.
He told the Spanish ambassador, Guzman de Silva, that Edinburgh Castle and the jewels of Mary, Queen of Scots would be surrendered to Moray.
[3] 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.