History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 709.
[Harrison County]  [Rutland Precinct]

THOMAS S. FAULCONER, farmer, P. O. Hinton, Scott Co.; was born in
Harrison County, Jan. 31, 1882.  His grandfather, Reuben Faulconer, came
from Culpepper [sic] County, Va., in 1810, and settled on Raven Creek.
His life was devoted to teaching; he was noted for his piety.  When a
small boy he was bitten by a mad dog, and in his declining years was
subject to spasms, which probably caused his death in June 1845, at the
advanced age of fourscore.  Edmund Faulconer, father of our subject, was
born in Virginia in March 1798, and was consequently twelve years of age
when he came to Kentucky.  He married Elizabeth, daughter of Jonathan
Hedge, who was a soldier of the war of 1812, and Mary Caplinger.  He
died Jan. 7, 1875.  T. S. Faulconer received his education as a farmer
from the excellent precepts of his father.  He married Jane Faulconer,
daughter of Jno. and Melissa (Faulconer) Jones, and relict of W. N.
Faulconer, all of Harrison County.  She had three children when she
married the second time, viz: Jno. C., Annie M., and Nathaniel.  T. S.
Faulconer has six children: Sarah E., married to Jno. Matthews; James E.,
Susan E., married to Spencer Faulconer of Kenton County; Thomas G. and
Lucy.  Mr. Faulconer has been a member of the Mullin (Masonic) Lodge, at
Rutland, since its organization; is a thorough Democrat and much devoted
to the field sports.  He has traveled from Canada to Georgia on account
of his delicate health.

Faulconer Hedger Caplinger Jones Matthews
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Kenton-KY Scott-KY Culpeper-VA GA Canada

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