Anne de Mornay

Sans alliance

http://gw.geneanet.org/wailly?lang=en&p=anne&n=de+mornay&oc=5 aucun lien avec la fiction cree par les descendants de huguenots de lafrique du sud judith anne de mornay aucune trace selon les acts et registre francophone

de pas fusioner do not merge

https://www.geni.com/discussions/151770

From Charlotte d'Arbaleste (her brother's wife): [1562] [Philippe de Mornay’s] illness lasted nearly three months and during it his mother was obliged to leave her house, on account of the troubles, and to take refuge with Mile, de Montagny, her maternal aunt, who lived a league away from Buhy. She had with her the six children still left to her, four of whom were ill, and her two nephews, M. du Bourry's sons. She took them all, Philippe and Anne de Mornay accompanying her in her own coach as they were the most ill. The whole family stayed at Montagny till the troubles were over and during the whole of the time all her children and both her nephews were ill. M. du Plessis' illness again interrupted his studies and made him forget all that he had hitherto learnt. Seeing which, and he being then thirteen years old, his mother thought of making him into a page, but he begged and prayed her so earnestly not to do this that she abandoned the project, for above all things he longed to get back to his studies. http://archive.org/stream/huguenotfamilyin00mornuoft/huguenotfamily...