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Maurice Duplay , born 23 in December 1736in Saint-Didier-La Seauve and died 30 in June 1820in Paris , was a French contractor and a carpenter's revolutionary.
Go 1770, he married Frances Eleanor Vaugeois1.
Active citizen of the Piques section , an owner is easy, father of five children, at the beginning of the Revolution . His three Paris houses provided him 15 000 pounds a year. In the year IV , he bought for more than 30 000 francs, occupied houses, 366 Rue Saint-Honore , which depends on the former convent of the Conception, sold as national property.
In 1791, after the shooting of the Champ de Mars , it welcomes Robespierre home. Jacobin enthusiasts, the Duplay admire the Incorruptible, sharing their family life until his death.
Maurice Duplay juror becomes Revolutionary Court.
The day after 9 Thermidor , the whole family is arrested. The wife of Maurice Duplay, aged 59, was found hanged in his cell on 11 Thermidor 1. Interned at Plessis , he found Philippe Buonarroti , who frequented his house when he attended Robespierre. 18 nivose year III , he was transferred with his son Jacques Maurice, a student of 16 years in Luxembourg.
Included in the trial of Fouquier , he was acquitted on 17 Floreal Year III and released.
Indicted in Case of Conspiracy of Equals , in the year IV , he was acquitted by the High Court of Vendome , as his son.
Among his children, three have left a name in history: Elizabeth , who married the conventional Philippe Le Bas , Robespierre's friend, Eleanor , and Maurice Jacques , born 18 in March 1778, died 1847, founder Vendemiaire year XI of the journal Indiscreet the then member of the Administrative Commission of the civil hospitals of Paris. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 92.6.242.252 (talk) 21:57, 21 April 2010 (UTC)[reply]
