Marcotte Explained

Marcotte is a French surname, Marcotte originally came from an Old French word, and the root of the word Marcotte translates to "Vineshoot forming a layer'. ...’. The word Marcotte became known a surname for someone who either grows grapes and or tends to vineyards. The surname Marcotte was more common in the rural areas of France where vineyard grapes were grown.

As for Marcotte in the New World, we have a detailed history of the family origins starting with Charles Emile Marcotte, 1599 - 1678 and his brother

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