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Elzear MAROIS
Birth Date: 21 Dec 1900
Death Date: Jun 1977
Social Security Number: 365-10-1227
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Michigan
Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 49684
Localities: Traverse City, Grand Traverse, Michigan
Death Benefit Localities
Zip Code: 49684
Localities: Traverse City, Grand Traverse, Michigan
This would seem to be his adopted family:
1901 CENSUS:
14 35 147 Marois Médéric M Head M Sep 11 1860 40
14 36 147 Marois Salomée F Wife M Dec 4 1868 32
14 37 147 Marois Claudia F Daughter S Aug 10 1890 10
14 38 147 Marois Eda F Daughter S Aug 10 1891 9
14 39 147 Marois Rhéa F Daughter S Apr 27 1894 6
14 40 147 Marois Rhéas M Son S Feb 17 1896 5
14 41 147 Marois Rose Alma F Daughter S Feb 28 1898 3
14 42 147 Marois Elzéar M Son S Dec 22 1900
Source Information: 1901 Census of Canada
Subdistrict: Hull (City/Cité), WRIGHT, QUEBEC
District Number: 200
Subdistrict Number: l-6
Archives Microfilm: T-6549
The couple was probably Mederic [Frederic] Marois and Salomee Charbonneau. I could find no further info except that by the Hull locations, this might be Salomee:
1881 CENSUS:
Elie CHARBONNEAU M Male French 40 Q <Quebec> Cultivateur Catholique
Philomene CHARBONNEAU M Female French 41 Q <Quebec> Catholique
Baptiste CHARBONNEAU Male French 21 Q <Quebec> Journalier Catholique
Elie CHARBONNEAU Male French 18 Q <Quebec> Journalier Catholique
Emery CHARBONNEAU Male French 16 Q <Quebec> Cultivateur Catholique
Hermeline CHARBONNEAU Female French 16 Q <Quebec> Catholique
Salomie CHARBONNEAU Female French 14 Q <Quebec> Catholique
Philomene CHARBONNEAU Female French 11 Q <Quebec> Catholique
Heloise CHARBONNEAU Female French 3 Q <Quebec> Catholique
Source Information:
Census Place Mulgrave & Derry, Ottawa, Quebec
Family History Library Film 1375860
NA Film Number C-13224
District 97
Sub-district M
Page Number 13
Household Number 51
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As a Charbonneau, you would be related to Toussaint Charbonneau, the husband of Sacagawea. However, you would probably not be a direct descendent. The couple had only one son, Jean-Baptiste, who was born at Fort Mandan, ND and died in Oregon.
Chris
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