Joseph Voisin

 Husband: Joseph Voisin (1)
          Second Great-grandfather

    Born: in Germany (2)
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    Died:
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          Second Great-grandmother

    Born: in Germany (3)
    Died:
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01>  (M): Joseph Voisin (biography) (4)
          Great-grandfather
    Born: 10 January 1858 in Ontario, Canada (5 6 7 8 9)
    Died: 02 June 1916 in Nottawa Township, Isabella County, Michigan (10 11)
 Spouses: Mary Ann Yuncker

circa 1907

Michigan Department of Health, Death Certificate of Joseph Voisin [60].
1880 Census: Nottawa Township, Isabella County, Michigan [7].
Although the death certificate of Joseph Voisin lists the birthplaces of his father and mother as Canada, the 1880 census indicates they were both born in Germany. Ed Voisin who was the informant may have thought since Joseph was born in Canada, that his parents were also.
Ibid.
Elias, Mary Louise (Voisin), Correspondence from Elias, Mary Lou [36] (1994, 2000).
1880 Census: Nottawa Township, Isabella County, Michigan [7].
The citation, "Voisin, Joseph; White; Male; Age: 24; Single; Farmer; BP: O/CAN; F/BP: GER; M/BP: GER" implies Joseph was born in Ontario, Canada.
Voisin, Joseph (1858-1916), Personal Ledger of Joseph Voisin [160].
The entry "/s/ Joseph Voisin Township of Humberstone Netherby P.O. Ont 1875 19 November" indicates Joseph was living near Netherby, Ontario, Canada in 1875.
Golden, Katherine Ann (Voisin), Correspondence from Golden, Karen [41] (1994, 2000).
"Jan 10, 1858" transcribed from Joesph and Mary's wedding sampler.
County Clerk, Isabella County Michigan Marriages, Volume 2 [31] (1867-1887, 1911-1933), p. 77, #1146.
Tombstone of Voisin, Joseph and Mary [146] (Photograph by Mike Voisin, July 28, 2004).
Michigan Department of Health, Death Certificate of Joseph Voisin [60].
Tombstone of Voisin, Joseph and Mary [146] (Photograph by Mike Voisin, July 28, 2004).
Michigan Department of Health, Death Certificate of Joseph Voisin [60].
The last word in the cause of death field has faded beyond recognition. The first letter "C" is recognizable.