Mormon database helps Kansas cartoonist uncover wife’s Quebec roots


The reason for the database, however, has nothing to do with Canadian law. According to an LDS website, “learning about one’s family history is more than just a casual endeavour. Latter-day Saints believe families can be together after this life. Therefore, it is essential to strengthen relationships with all family members, both those who are alive and those who have died.”



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