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Marie Lourdais (born 1761 in Domalain, (Ille-et-Vilaine) was a smuggler, messenger, spy and nurse/medic for the Catholic and Royal armies of the Bas-Poitu, during the French Revolution, namely serving under General François de Charette and General Sapinaud. A grocer in the town of La Gaubretière, she was 30, between 1792–93, when she began aiding the priests in escaping from Nantes; she then joined the Catholic and Royal Army of the Bas-Poitu under Charette in Belleville the same year. She brought news back and forth between the Generals Sapinaud and Charette in the final years of the war. Surviving the War in the Vendée she served Madame de Buor until 1829 and was then taken in by the Mayor of La Gaubretière, M. de Rangot, at whose house she died in 1856 at the age of 95.

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rdfs:label	Marie Lourdais (en)
rdfs:comment	Marie Lourdais (born 1761 in Domalain, (Ille-et-Vilaine) was a smuggler, messenger, spy and nurse/medic for the Catholic and Royal armies of the Bas-Poitu, during the French Revolution, namely serving under General François de Charette and General Sapinaud. A grocer in the town of La Gaubretière, she was 30, between 1792–93, when she began aiding the priests in escaping from Nantes; she then joined the Catholic and Royal Army of the Bas-Poitu under Charette in Belleville the same year. She brought news back and forth between the Generals Sapinaud and Charette in the final years of the war. Surviving the War in the Vendée she served Madame de Buor until 1829 and was then taken in by the Mayor of La Gaubretière, M. de Rangot, at whose house she died in 1856 at the age of 95. (en)
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name	Marie Lourdais (en)
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birth place	Domalain
death place	La Gaubretière, France
death place	La Gaubretière, France
death date	1856-10-30 (xsd:date)
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dct:subject	1856 deaths French Revolution War in the Vendée 1761 births Brittany
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Puy du Fou Beaufou Beaurepaire, Vendée Belleville, Deux-Sèvres Vieillevigne, Loire-Atlantique 1856 deaths Maurice d'Elbée François de Charette French Revolution French Revolution Les Lucs-sur-Boulogne Louis Marie Turreau Brittany Catholic and Royal Army Haxo Roman Catholic priest War in the Vendée 1761 births Charles Sapinaud de La Rairie Chavagnes La Gaubretière La Rabatelière La Roche-sur-Yon Brittany Domalain Poitou The War in the Vendée Ille-et-Vilaine Nantes Cassock Second Battle of Cholet Breton people La Gaubretière, France Francois-Athanase Charette de la Contrie Ile de Noirmoutier dbr:La_Chabotterie
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resting place	Rue 11 du Novembre, La Gaubretière, France (en)
author	Marie Lourdais (en)
caption	Lourdais' presumed site of burial (en)
death date	0001-10-30 (xsd:gMonthDay)
era	The War in the Vendée
family	Pierre-Francois Lourdais, Julienne Lourdais, Étienne-Marie, Renée, Jeanne-Marie-Andrée (en)
father	André Lourdais (en)
mother	Renée Roussel (en)
occupation	Grocer, spy, messenger, nurse, smuggler (en)
other names	La bretonne, La paroissienner (en)
source	Autour de l'histoire de La Gaubretière: souvenirs de Marie Lourdais (en)
text	“I will end up at his house for the rest of my days. I never got anything. God alone has rewarded me, since, now that I am blind, I am in a charitable house whose master provides for my needs.” (en) “They [D’Elbée & Boisy] received me well, gave me what I needed; General d'Elbée charged me with a letter which I brought back to General Charette and which I hid in the lining of my cap. He also instructed me to tell General Charette that he was going to die, but that he would die for his God and for his king. I left, and joined the army near Vieillevigne. General Charette cried when I told him what D’Elbée had said to me.” (en)
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has abstract	Marie Lourdais (born 1761 in Domalain, (Ille-et-Vilaine) was a smuggler, messenger, spy and nurse/medic for the Catholic and Royal armies of the Bas-Poitu, during the French Revolution, namely serving under General François de Charette and General Sapinaud. A grocer in the town of La Gaubretière, she was 30, between 1792–93, when she began aiding the priests in escaping from Nantes; she then joined the Catholic and Royal Army of the Bas-Poitu under Charette in Belleville the same year. She brought news back and forth between the Generals Sapinaud and Charette in the final years of the war. Surviving the War in the Vendée she served Madame de Buor until 1829 and was then taken in by the Mayor of La Gaubretière, M. de Rangot, at whose house she died in 1856 at the age of 95. (en)
employer	Charles Sapinaud de La Rairie Francois-Athanase Charette de la Contrie
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resting place	La Gaubretière
active years end year	1795-01-01 (xsd:gYear)
active years start year	1792-01-01 (xsd:gYear)
alias	La bretonne, La paroissienner (en)
birth year	1761-01-01 (xsd:gYear)

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