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INTERNET LINKS

NOTE: The information include in each link are the sole responsability of each author.

The biographys and/or the lineage of each Morissette ancestor is available at the following addresses:

The Canadian ancestors Jean Moricet and Jeanne Choret.
The Canadian ancestors Mathurin Moricet and Elisabeth Coquin: no known link at this time.
The American huguenot ancestors Pierre Morriset and Elizabeth Faure.
The Americain huguenot ancestors Thomas Morrisette and Mary-Ann Wade.
The Australian James Thomas Morisset and Emily Vaux.

The Association, the Morissettes and their heritage are visible on many web pages, including:

The Helen Morrissette-Flagg web page dedicated to the French huguenot ancestors Pierre Moriset and Elizabeth Faure.
The web page of Noël Painchaud, a descendant of the ancestors Jean Moricet and Jeanne Choret, that delivers a complete lineage of his ancestors Painchaud and Morissette.
The web page of Gail Morin , potentially a descendant of the ancestors Jean Moricet and Jeanne Choret, who presents his study on the Metis family of Arsene Morissette.
The web page of Larry Quinto, a potential descendant of the ancestors Jean Moricet and Jeanne Choret.
The Lyn Casey web page on the Morissettes of the Chicago area.
The web page of Jacques Pepin who is promoting his Pepin and Morisset ancestors from the Ottawa area.
Genealogy for everyone from Bertrand L. Fleury.
A web page on the great families of New-France.
A very interesting and very complete French web site on the parents of Jeanne Choret, Mathieu Choret and Sébastienne Veillon.
The 1840 to 1930 French Canadian Emigration to the United States.
The Quebec Religious Heritage Foundation web page opens access to the following items:

a) the Île d'Orleans and the Church of Ste-Famille (item III-4) where Jean Moricet and Jeanne Choret get married and where all their children were baptized.

b) The Church of Cap-Santé (item IV-29) where Mathurin Morisset and Elisabeth Coquin lived and where most of their children were baptized.

c) The Church of Neuville (item IV-30) where Mathurin Morisset and Elisabeth Coquin get married.

The old XIth century church of Surgères where the ancestor Jean Moricet was baptized on August 18/1641.
The old XVth century church of Thouarsais where the ancestor Mathurin Moricet was baptized on May 9/1648. It is important to know that both villages of Thouarsais and Bouildroux were grouped together in 1827 to form Thouarsais-Bouildroux.
A newsgroup at Genforum.com, the best one to exchange information on all the Morissettes, including all spellings.
Five newsgroups at Ancestry.com to exchange information on the Moricette, Moriset, Morisette, Morissette, Morrisette and Morrissette.
The GENEANET genealogical database network for each of the different spelling of our family name.

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