Charles Marais, SV/PROG - Birth Place Not Plessis Mornay?

According to records I have seen on Geneanet, Charles Marais was born at Plessis-Marly, near Longvilliers....

Also gives his father as Isaac not Jean

Can you find the Records? I think the question is whether he was born on the estate or not.

This in the Overview - not sourced, tho: "Charles Marais was originally from Lesierre du Plessis near Marle, where they owned a farm called ‘Orange', and later Plessismornay near Longvilliers, a district of Paris."

As to the father- we need to look at that too.

Private User you are correct on the place of birth. That is what the research of numerous people added there in the about section once upon a day in 2009 said with research notes and sources.
The parents I got from research done by the Hugenote Museum long ago.
He also have a brother Jean that didn't want to give up the Church and stayed behind.
Sharon Doubell I do have all the research and sources and about his murder, the Inkwisisie" but don't have the time this weekend to look for it.

Again it was all there before sources could be added.

Lekker naweek.Judi Marais married Meyer

It would be great to collect the original sources that we have for him onto his profile.

The question is whether
-he was born on or just near the Le Plessis-Marly Estate, Longvilliers?
-whether Le Plessis-Marly was the name of the whole area in Longvilliers that he was born in?
-or whether it has been extrapolated from his SA farm name, & he was actually just born near Longvilliers, and only worshipped at the Plessis-Marly estate church?

What the source is for this on the overview:"Charles Marais was originally from Lesierre du Plessis near Marle, where they owned a farm called ‘Orange', and later Plessismornay near Longvilliers, a district of Paris" would be interesting too.

It is, indeed, a small point - I'm just trying to cram as much research as we can find into these Huguenot profiles. (Partly because I'm directly descended from 50+ of them :-))

The following may provide additional context:

According to Moréri, the Mornai Family (nobles since the 1200s) became associated with the Plessis-Marli estate (possibly a fief then) via the marriage between Jacques de Mornai, seigneur de Buhi (located in the Vexin Français) and Françoise du Bec, dame du Plessi-Marli in c1525.

Why this may be interesting is a son of Jacques and Françoise was Philippe Duplessis-Mornay (1549-1623), who happened to become (as I read on Wikipédia) a famous Huguenot. Apparently, he was quite an active protestant. He also had at least a child born « au Plessis-Mornay ». There would be religious services conducted at Plessis-Mornay.

Coming back to Charles Marais, it is therefore possible to think that, if his parents were practicing protestants, they would have resided at the fief and therefore, Charles be born there.

With regard to whether Plessis-Mornay is a place in the village of Longvilliers or is Plessis-Mornay a "village" of its own. When I look at encyclopedias of the time, Plessis-Mornay is never mentioned as a village. It would appear it was a hamlet of Longvilliers. The population of Longvilliers at the time was approx 320.

If all this adds up, and if no better sources come up, then the proper way to display the place of birth would be:

Place = Domaine Plessis-Mornay {with a dash}
City = Longvilliers
County = Hurepoix
State/Province = Isle de France
Country = France

https://www.geni.com/documents/view?doc_id=6000000046081533125

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippe_Duplessis-Mornay

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longvilliers_(Yvelines)

P.S.: "Charles Marais was originally from Lesierre du Plessis near Marle":

« Lesierre du Plessis » is not a location, but someone's title (in old spelling). Lesierre is "Le Sieur" or "My Lord" or "Sir". Du Plessis is the family name. Therefore: Sir Du Plessis (or Sir Duplessis).

The sentence "Charles Marais was originally from Lesierre du Plessis near Marle" is nonsense. It should read: "Charles Marais was originally from the domaine Plessis-Marli".

"Plessis-Marli" was the name of the domaine before Jacques Mornai married Françoise de Bec. After that, it was "Plessis-Mornai" and became "Plessis-Mornay".

As far as the encyclopedia of the time can tell, there are no town named "Marle" anywhere close to Longvilliers. I checked different variations (Marles, Marlhes, Marliac, Marliens, Marlieux, Marly). The closest seems to be in Picardie.

Wow! Yes morel - that's exactly what I was looking for. What a star.
I'll go and record of like that when I get onto my computer.
Thank you!