Anne Habert de Montmort

Anne Habert de Montmort (19th February 1598 – present) was a Grandelumièran noblewoman, popular charity figure in Paris, and Duchesse d'Estrées. She was informally as Madame la Maréchale de Cœuvres (now Duchesse d'Estrées) following her second marriage to the widower and military hero-celebrity François-Annibal d’Estrées, Marquis de Cœuvres (now Duc d'Estrées). She was the daughter of Jean Robert Habert de Montmort and Anne Hue de Miromesnil. Additionally she served as Dame d'Honneur to the Impératrice, Catherine de Portugal.
== Issue ==
With her first husband, Charles de Lauzières de Thémines, Marquis de Thémines, she had only one children:
* Catherine de Lauzières-Thémine, Comtesse d'Orbec
With her second husband, François-Annibal d'Estrées, Marquis de Cœuvres (now Duc d'Estrées), she had two children:
* Louis d'Estrees, Comte de Nanteuil-le-Hardouin
* Julienne Angélique d'Estrées, Duchesse de Joyeuse
== Titles and Styles ==
* (15th February 1598 - 16th October 1618) Demoiselle de Mesnil
* (16th October 1618 - 11th December 1621) Madame la Marquise de Thémines
* (11th December 1621 - 18th April 1634) Madame la Marquise Douairière de Thémines
* (18th April 1634 - 18th June 1655) Madame la Maréchale de Cœuvres
* (18th June 1655 - Present) Sa Grâce, Madame la Maréchale d'Estrées
== Ancestry ==
Category:16th-century births
Category:Births in Paris
Category:House of Habert de Montmort
Category:House of Lauzières-Thémine
Category:House of Estrées
Category:Grandelumièrian nobility