Marie-Madeleine Masson de Plissay, Dame Cordier de Launay de Montreuil
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| - | '''Marie-Madeleine Masson de Plissay, Dame Cordier de Launay de Montreuil''' (1741 – 1810). Married August 22, 1740 with [[Claude-René de Montreuil]], known as '''Madame de Montreuil'''. Mother of [[Renée-Pélagie de Montreuil]]. [[Sade's mother-in-law]]. | + | '''Marie-Madeleine Masson de Plissay, Dame Cordier de Launay de Montreuil''' (1721-1789) was the [[mother-in-law]] of [[Marquis de Sade]]. Married August 22, 1740 with [[Claude-René de Montreuil]], known as '''Madame de Montreuil'''. |
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| + | She was the mother of [[Renée-Pélagie de Montreuil]] and [[Anne-Prospère de Launay]]. | ||
| She obtained multiple [[lettres de cachet]] to ensure de Sade's continuous imprisonment in the [[Bastille]] and [[Charenton]]. | She obtained multiple [[lettres de cachet]] to ensure de Sade's continuous imprisonment in the [[Bastille]] and [[Charenton]]. | ||
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Marie-Madeleine Masson de Plissay, Dame Cordier de Launay de Montreuil (1721-1789) was the mother-in-law of Marquis de Sade. Married August 22, 1740 with Claude-René de Montreuil, known as Madame de Montreuil.
She was the mother of Renée-Pélagie de Montreuil and Anne-Prospère de Launay.
She obtained multiple lettres de cachet to ensure de Sade's continuous imprisonment in the Bastille and Charenton.
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