1) Mathurin Morisset, merchant and builder of mills, left no known descendants. He had a wife and children in La Rochelle, Aunis, France. He is listed as married and aged of 45 in the 1666 Census

2) Jean Moricet , born August 18, 1641, in Surgères, Aunis, France, married Jeanne Choret in Beauport, QC, on January 14,1669, and they established their home in Ste-Famille, Ile d'Orleans, QC. They are related in general to the Morissettes living south of the St. Lawrence River. Some descendants have also emigrated to United States.

3) Mathurin Morisset, born May 9, 1648, in Thouarsais-Bouildroux, Poitou, France, married Elisabeth Coquin in Neuville,QC, on January 9,1690, and they established their home in Cap-Santé, QC. They are related in general to the Morissettes living north of the St. Lawrence River. Some descendants have also emigrated to United States.

4) Pierre Morisset, originally from St. Sauveur-de-Nuaillé, Aunis, France, married the widow Marie Charland in St-Jean, Isle of Orleans, QC, on August 16, 1719. No male descendants are known after the second generation.
 

5) Thomas Morissette, born in 1675 in Essex, England, arrived in Virginia as part of the "John Randoph Expedition" which sailed from Scotland to Princess Ann, Virginia. He was supposedly a sailor. He married Mary-Anne Wade, born in 1678 in Scots, England, before 1702. They are the ancestors of the owners of the vineyard Château Morrisette in Virginia.

6) Pierre Morriset, a French Huguenot, arrived at James City, Virginia, on July 23, 1700, on the ship Mary & Ann via London. His future wife, Elizabeth Faure, was also on the same ship with her mother, 2 brothers and a sister; they were identified as the widow Faure and four children. They spent most of their American life in Mannikintown, Virginia, with their four children: Jeanne, Jean(John), Katherine and Elizabeth.

7) Jean Marisset, a French Huguenot, also arrived at James City, Virginia, on September 20, 1700, on the ship Peter & Anthony via London.
 

8) Lieutenant-Colonel James-Thomas Morisset (1781-1852), born in England but living in Australia, returned to England to marry Emily Vaux on May 2, 1826, in Ryde, Isle of Wight. He was probably a descendant of a French Huguenot who fled France during the previous century. Additionnal informations are available at "The Morissets of Australia" page.
 

9)Louis Morisset (1766-1819), originating from Saintonge, France, who lived in Port-au-Prince. His son Alexandre became a hero when he fignt against Bonaparte to help Jean-Louis Pierrot to become the president of Haïti in 1845.

B) Adrien Leconte/Lecomte dit Lafuie, son of Adrien Leconte/Lecomte and Catherine Morisset, from Rilly-sur-Vienne in Touraine, and Jacquette Moreau, daughter of Jean & Jacquette Mousset from St-André de Chartres in Eure-et-Loir, got married in Quebec City on November 23, 1679.