Most members of the Uralic language family are small minority languages spoken on the territory of the Russian Federation, which all are endangered. In past and ongoing projects, computational morphologies and annotated corpora have been and are being created for several of these Uralic minority languages: Udmurt, Komi-Zyrian, Eastern Mari, Northern Mansi, and the Kazym and Synya dialects of Khanty, Tundra Nenets and Nganasan. This article presents the morphological analyzers and other annotation tools and the resources developed and used during the projects.