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]

EDMUND P. FAULCONER, farmer, born in Harrison County on the south fork
of Raven Creek, Oct. 7, 1834; his two grandfathers, Richard Faulconer
and Edmund Pollard, both came from Culpepper [sic], Va., while the
prowling Indian still roamed this delightful hunting ground.  Richard
Faulconer was a farmer by occupation; he died in Harrison County, aged
seventy.  Benjamin Faulconer, father of our subject, was born in Harrison
County, was a farmer; married first Emily Pollard, by whom he had nine
boys; he then married Nancy Hawkins, of Scott County; his third wife was
Mary J. Skinner, of Harrison, by whom he had three children; he died in
Harrison in July 1859.  Edmund P. Faulconer was raised a farmer; he
married Lucy Faulconer, daughter of Nathaniel Faulconer, who was an old
soldier of the war of 1812, and whose father was one of the first
settlers of Shelby County, having built the first mill that was ever
built on South Elkhorn; he married Mary Straughan; four children were
born to them; Robert H., April 15, 1867; Emily F., Nov. 26, 1870; Mary
W., June 28, 1873; Sallie J., Nov. 19, 1879.  His right of suffrage has
always been exercised for the furthering of the interests of the
Democratic party.

Faulconer Pollard Hawkins Skinner Straughan
=
Shelby-KY Culpeper-VA Scott-KY

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