Ellie Morin

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15 years 3 months
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Bio

I have been doing genealogy for over 30 years and for the most part researching Canadian and France records.


I started researching the Parent and Pratts of Tecumseh and the Morin and Marcoux of Quebec in 2002. I totally enjoy finding out who my ancestors were. I can't imagine how hard it was for those scratching out a living in the 1600 to early 1900's. The disease's we have today which have mostly been eradicated or at least managed killed many of our ancestors. The infant mortality was unimaginable let alone the number of women who died as a result of child birth. I truly have been humbled by seeing the hardships of many who walked this earth many years ago. It has been an honor to memorialize my ancestors.


If you see an error or wish to add information to the memorials please email me or use the edit tab found on the memorial page and I will accommodate your request.

NOTE: Find a Grave does not require accents to be placed on FRENCH NAMES. They look to the spelling of the names located on the head stone to verify the biographical information. I use the headstone as first reference and if no headstone I refer to the baptismal records and census records. Additionally I include the maiden name in all women memorials if available as well as their married names. Please do not ask me to correct a memorial based on these factors.


I will gladly accommodate a request for a transfer as long at it is not in my personal tree.


You may use the photos of people and headstones in your personal tree. Most of the headstones have been photographed by Ron Martin. Please give him credit for the photo if used in your tree.

I have been doing genealogy for over 30 years and for the most part researching Canadian and France records.


I started researching the Parent and Pratts of Tecumseh and the Morin and Marcoux of Quebec in 2002. I totally enjoy finding out who my ancestors were. I can't imagine how hard it was for those scratching out a living in the 1600 to early 1900's. The disease's we have today which have mostly been eradicated or at least managed killed many of our ancestors. The infant mortality was unimaginable let alone the number of women who died as a result of child birth. I truly have been humbled by seeing the hardships of many who walked this earth many years ago. It has been an honor to memorialize my ancestors.


If you see an error or wish to add information to the memorials please email me or use the edit tab found on the memorial page and I will accommodate your request.

NOTE: Find a Grave does not require accents to be placed on FRENCH NAMES. They look to the spelling of the names located on the head stone to verify the biographical information. I use the headstone as first reference and if no headstone I refer to the baptismal records and census records. Additionally I include the maiden name in all women memorials if available as well as their married names. Please do not ask me to correct a memorial based on these factors.


I will gladly accommodate a request for a transfer as long at it is not in my personal tree.


You may use the photos of people and headstones in your personal tree. Most of the headstones have been photographed by Ron Martin. Please give him credit for the photo if used in your tree.

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