English: N°7 Rue Antonin-Mercié in Toulouse. The house of Guillaume de Jessé (late 16th century); chapel of the Gray Penitents, then chapel of St. John the Baptist (first half of the 19th century). A first house belongs to Guillaume de Jessé, a capitoul in 1592-1593, who had it from his father-in-law, the merchant François Milhau. From this time dates the portal, with its two consoles on which rests a molded cornice, and its blazon hammered at the Revolution. In 1826, the house was bought by the brotherhood of the Gray Penitents and transformed to become their chapel.