Anne de Mornay - Better sources?

Hello Sharon i will not insult your inteligence and use this new discution with respect

yess i use a good source

here racine histoire
http://goo.gl/97OtdO plzz look at page 6

Jacques de Mornay Françoise Crespin no ann judith

http://goo.gl/iEGJu7 here page 3 no jean married to a ann judith
sadly i am not in france or european land so i cant shearch deep in register exept from internet with the source and fact available

I found a first hand reference to her in the writing of her brother's wife, Charlotte d'Arbaleste: [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. http://archive.org/stream/huguenotfamilyin00mornuoft/huguenotfamily...

I think that's enough to validate her existence.

The Racine history pages are excellent - I'll add them as Resources to the duPLessis project too.

yess you make a good point

i will use original Memoire in french i shearch this,,,, i give couple day for this

writing history is not a end but somtime fabricated to fight political or religious believe

Her memoire is very entertaining to read. If I recall correctly, she describes her experience of the St Bartholomew's Day Massacre.

i did not found what i am lookingin french ,, in the memoire in english version its a young Anne not a judith anne

Yes, Martin. That's what I'm saying. This memoire is a source for Anne - this profile, Anne.