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DESCENDANTS OF DAVID FAULKNER
Prepared by Etta Haywood-Faulkner FIRST THREE GENERATIONS Page 1 William Faulkner FAULKNER COAT OF ARMS - BELONG TO KEITH CLAN FIRST GENERATION Faulkner land grant map 1. David 002[1] FAULKNER Lineage #1 Born, 1790, in Ireland. Died, 24 Oct 1879, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Burial: Oct 1879, in Wooodstock New Brunswick. Immigration: 1819. Occupation: farmer. 1871 Census Psh Richmond, Carleton County New Brunswick: FAULKNER N. P. Male 18 b New Brunswick farm labourer FAULKNER William Male 20 b New Brunswick farmer FAULKNER Adelaide F 18 b New Brunswick in house of Jacob Cox FAULKNER Florence F 14 b U.S. Meth Irish use of Thomas Nickerson Anglican Church Records, Woodstock, indicate David #1 Faulkner was born c1790, or the 1851 census indicate born 1791, or born c1796 per the 1861 census, or born c1793 per 1871 census. Died at home of his son in Woodstock, 24 Oct. 1879, age 89 per Anglican, page 74, service by Thomas Neales, Rector of Woodstock (does not say where buried & have been unable to find tombstone or cemetery record for him or wife, Mary.) In 1851 census of Carleton County, New Brunswick states David came from Ireland in 1819, with Mary. He settled in Watson Settlement, Carleton County.It is believed that he had a brother who was in America during the War of 1812. In January, 1977, Etta found papers in Woodstock Library which show Tax Assessment 4 February 1843: FAULKNER David $40., FAULKNER William $25. their assessment 1842 was FAULKNER David $40., FAULKNER William $45. #122 Nov. 1837 David Faulkner, Psh Wakefield, held mortgage #1040 on land, Psh. Northampton (ref Carleton County Court House) Andrew Rogers 50 acres, part of lot #28, not repaid to David, but assigned to William Hay 132 pounds. #2 David Faulkner, Psh Woodstock #2014 to Nathan Rogers, Psh Northampton April 1840 150 pounds - formerly sold to Andrew Rogers #3 David Faulkner, Psh Woodstock & Mary his wife, to William Faulkner, Psh Woodstock, for 20 pounds, land Psh Woodstock south-e Lot 6 granted to John Watson in photo #3 20 Aug 1841; #4 same land as #1 & #2 above; #5 #4755 5 Feb 1856, David, Psh Richmond & Wm. H. Cary of Houlton 25 pounds, 18 shillings, 2 pense; Richmond Lot shown on 6th tier of Lots in Deputy Blains Survey bond Lot 10, vacant land being land granted to said Photo #5; #6 #7273 David & Mary to William & w, Richmond, farmer Lot #11 6th line #6 100 a; Photo #7 & #8; Reel #1M414 Carleton Sentinel: #394 Parish officers for Woodstock year 1850 "surveyor of highways, Matthew Faulkner Jr., David Faulkner." 10 June 1851 from Royal Gazette - "John Watson was paid 17,000 pounds as Page 2: Bye Road Commissioner; for the road through the Watson Settlement, 5 pounds of which to improve road passing McElroys; 10,000 pounds; on road from Watson's to McLellans 500 pounds, on road from David Faulkner's, passing Joseph Faulkner's 2,100 pounds." Reel #1 M414 Carleton Sentinel "May, 1850 #367 Ireland - The County of Donegal is in a bad state; in almost every part of it an organized system of ribbonism prevails. The Limereick Chronicle states that upwards of 5000 persons have left that district since January last to proceed to America." "May 1850 #373 County Donegal - several hundreds left Cork -5000 Try to check further if the following who came from Ireland in 1820 may have been brothers & sisters of our David Faulkner: X36 FAULKNER William (per 1851 census Car. County. - schoolmaster, age 60, Irish, arrived from Ireland May 1820, born 1791 Ireland - age 29 on arrival) X37 FAULKNER Mary (sister of William X36, infirm at age 65, from Ireland May 1820, born 1785 Ireland - age 35 on arrival - not married) X38 FAULKNER Jane (sister of William X36, age 62 in 1851, arrived from Ireland in May of 1820, born 1798 Ireland - age 31 on arrival - not married) X39 FAULKNER Nathan (brother of William) X36, farmer, age 50, arrived from Ireland May 1820 at age 19; born 1801 Ireland; still not married 31 years later and lived together these four. Clarence Faulkner (Faulkner Lineage #2) said that his ancestors came from Parish Raphoe, Donegal County, Ireland. Did our ancestor, David, come from Donegal also? Through Bill Ives of Florida, I learn Mary's maiden name was ROGERS, which explains why land was being exchanged between the Faulkners & Rogers. COPIED FROM REGISTRAR OF DEEDS, COURT HOUSE, WOODSTOCK, New Brunswick: 20 May 1850: G. A. Bedell Reg. of Deeds: David FAULKNER & wife to William Faulkner No. 7273. This Indenture made this 20 day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred & fifty .... between David FAULKNER of the Parish of Richmond, County of Carleton & Province of New Brunswick, farmer, of the one part; & William FAULKNER of the other part, witnesseth that the said David FAULKNER & Mary his wife, for & in consideration of the sum of fifty pounds of lawful money of New Brunswick to this in hand well & truly paid at or before this .? said & deliv.. of these pursuits by the said William FAULKNER the receipt wh .. . acknowledged .. granted, bargained ... conveyed, an ..; & by . present Do Grant Bargain, sell, said William FAULKNER his heirs & assigns all that lot or tract of land situate lying & being in the said Parish of Richmond in the County aforesaid, known as the Lot number eleven in the sixth tier or Range of lots containing one hundred acres more or less ... (save & except for such spruce trees FAULKNER shall have the c & disposal of) granted by the crown to the buildings, edifices, farm improvements. Profits, privilleges & appertures as to the ..or in any manner app & . r...the said David FAULKNER & Mary his wife, of in, to or out of the ...to have & to holld, the said lot, piece or parcel of land & .. granted, bargained & sold or ... or intended so to be, & .. part & parcel thereof with the app. unto the said William FAULKNER, his heirs & assigns to the only proper use,..of the Said William FAULKNENR, his heirs & assigns forevr except as before. in witness of said David FAULKNER & Mary his wife, hereunto set their Hands & Seals the day ... above written ... in the presence of John Bedell signed David FAULKNER (?) Mary FAULKNER (note her mark only) Page 3/4: on twentieth day of May in the Year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred & fifty ... personally appears before me John Bedell, Esquire, one of her majesty's justices of the peace in & for the said county, David FAULKNER & Mary his wife, the grantors to the written indenture of deed... for the use & purpose therein maintained & the said Mary FAULKNER having .. separate & apart from her said husband, acknowledged that this executed the said deed ... 15 Feb 1856: David FAULKNER to William H. CASEY (No. 1755) This indenture made this fifteenth day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand & eight hundred & fifty-six. Between David FAULKNER of the Parish of Richmond, Carleton County & province of New Brunswick, farmer, of the one part & William H. CASEY of Houlton in the State of Maine, one of the United States of ... ... of the other part; Witnesseth that in consideration of the sum of twenty-five pounds & eighteen shillings, & two pense of lawful money of said Province by the said William H. CASEY to the said David FAULKNER in hand well & truly paid at or in before .. delivery...David FAULKNER granted, bargained, sold ... by these present do grant, bargain,...unto said William H. CASEY, his heirs & assigns, all that certain tract of land situate in Richmond, County aforesaid known as lot eleven (11) on the sixth tier oof Lots vacant land...granted to said David FAULKNER containing one hundred acres more or less - together with all said .. the buildings, improvements, ... priviledges & appert.. to the said premises belonging said William H. CAREY & his heirs... Provided always that if the said David FAULKNER, his heirs, executore, administrators or assigns ... & to pay unto the Said William H. CAREY the full sum of twenty-five (25) pounds, eighteen (18) shillings & two (2) pense with lawful ... upon the ... in six months from date...hereby expressly agree & declared between & by the said parties...that if default shall . . in payment of the said sum of twenty-four pounds, eighteen shillings & two pense & interest, or any part of the ...., provides for payment of the . . . it shall be lawful for the said William H. CAREY, his executors... to David FAULKNER or his executors, ...in this province, or if not...then with...any... ... (several lines not typed herein but Etta has them in FAULKNER dormant file - 23 Apr 90) John Winslow David Faulkner County of Carleton 5 day of February in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred & fifty-six. aforesaid appeared personally before Mr. G. A. Bedell, Esq. Registrar of Deeds in & for the said County -witnessed the David FAULKNER, Indenture of Mortgage for the purpose in the () G. A. Bedell, Registrar of Deeds, County of Carleton 1860: Joseph FAULKNER to William FAULKNER - G. A. Bedell, Registrar of Deeds - No. 8819 - know all by those present that I, Joseph FAULKNER of Parish of Richmond, County of Carleton & Province Of New Brunswick, farmer, for & in consideration of the sum of 50 Pounds of lawful money of New Brunswick...in hand paid by William FAULKNER of the same place (Parish of Richmond), Farmer, & forever to William FAULKNER & to his heirs & assigns forever all the Estate signed title interest property... whatsoever office the said Joseph FAULKNER...to all that certain piece & parcel of land situate lying in the Parish of Richmond, County & Province aforesaid, commencing 71 rods north, south-east boundary of Lot #11 conveyed by David FAULKNER to William FAULKNER...72 rods to a tree, thence north & parallel with the north line of Lot # 11 western boundary of said Lot #10 to the division line of #6 & 7 tie...sold by David FAULKNER, William FAULKNER, thence easterly along the north line of said William FAULKNER to the place of beginning, being particularly described in 2 grants from CROWN to David FAULKNER...1860.. before me, Charles Connell. (copy in Etta's dormant FAULKNER file - 23 Apr 1990) 25 Sept. 1860: typed from photocopy at Carleton County, Woodstock, New Brunswick Registrar of Deeds: William FAULKNER to Charles Connell No. 8820 This indenture made this 25th day of September in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred sixty...Between William FAULKNER, of the Parish of Richmond, County of Carleton & Province of New Brunswick - farmer - of the one part & Charles Connell of Woodstock County & Province aforesaid... consideration of the sum of Eighty-two pounds, eleven shillings & three pence of lawful money of said province by the said Charles Connell - to the said William FAULKNER in hand well & truly paid, at or immediately before the ... to the said William FAULKNER - situate in the Parish of Richmond...corner of lot conveyed by David FAULKNER to William FAULKNER, thence . along the . line seventy-two rods to a fir tree, thence westerly ...parallel with the north lines of Lot # 11 to the western boundary of said lot .. of the sixth & seventh tier.... land sold by David FAULKNER to William FAULKNER thence easterly... mortgage "Received the full amount of the...mortgage & all interest due discharge the...B. A. Bedell 1862" This filed in Etta's dormant FAULKNER - 23 Apr 1990 See "The Rogers Family of Northampton Parish, New Brunswick By Ralph W. Rogers Jr. in Fisher Library R HIST 929 ROG - Pg 9 re FAULKNER, David Date? in Watson Settlement: FAULKNER - Andrew lumber, David, John, Joseph & Matthew farmers. Date? Woodstock a Wm Faulkner, labourer, Main n. Bridge Date? Canterbury Sta, FALCONER, Ths. store & hotel keeper Date? in Woodstock: FAULKNER Mrs William - fruit store - King St ................... FAULKNNER William - millman, Main St He married Mary #1 ROGERS[2], daughter of 1st Mary#1 & Andrew#1 ROGERS in IRE. Born, 1795, in IRE. Immigration: 1819. CAUTION; Etta cannot prove that #3975 is f/o Mary #3 & Andrew #37 Children: 2 i. John "Joseph#7"3699[2] FAULKNER. 3 ii. William #1 FAULKNER. iii. Ann #3 Elizabeth FAULKNER. Born, 22 Nov 1830, in New Brunswick. Died, Jul 1831, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Christened, 8 Apr 1831, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Burial: 24 Jul 1831, in New Brunswick. Ref: Baptisms, Marriages & Burials Anglican Church, Woodstock 1791-1838, R 929 BAP PER No. 43; P.17 FAULKNER, Ann Elizabeth born 22 Nov 1830 - baptized 8 April 1831; Parents: David & Mary FAULKNER (spelled), Woodstock, Farmer (#1186) iv. Margaret FAULKNER. Born, 1833, in New Brunswick. 4 v. John #1 James FAULKNER. vi. FAULKNER others. This file: #2906 "FAULKNER, others" NOTE: This file is not child of "David #1 FAULKNER Lineage #1" & Mary #1 ROGERS, but just a place to put others whose family connection is not known. (see also FAULKNER LINEAGE #2 "1st & others") Page 5: How are you, Etta? This obit was sent to me but I can't find any connection. I thought it could be a relative of yours, All the best, Lloyd Bangor Daily News Publish Date: Friday, March 29, 2002 IRENE VIRGINIA ELDRIDGE ORONO - Irene Virginia Eldridge, 90, of Orono, died March 27, 2002, at a Bangor hospital, from heart failure. She was born Nov. 9, 1911, in Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada, the daughter of Howard and Violet (Saunders) Faulkner. She is survived by a son, E. Wayne Perrigo and his wife, Beth; a grandson, Jonathan Perrigo and his wife, Alexandra; and two great-grandchildren, Nathaniel and Gabrielle, all of Fort Myers, Fla.; a granddaughter, Jennifer Perrigo of Ganesvoort, N.Y. Irene had been one of Jehovah's Witnesses since 1949, serving as a full-time minister since 1973. She used her time to help others up until her death. She will be sadly missed by her many friends and those she met in her ministry. A memorial service is planned for 3 p.m. Saturday, April 6, 2002, at the Old Town Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, Rt. 2,Old Town. Memorial contributions can be directed to the Old Town Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, care of Charles Wallace, 482 South Main St., Old Town, Maine 04468.* Etta, I received the below obit fron Duane Crabtree. She was born in Woodstock and the daughter of Howard and Violet (Saunders)Faulkner. Maybe a connection to your Faulkner's ? Sharon Friday, March 29, 2002 Bangor Daily News IRENE VIRGINIA ELDRIDGE ORONO - Irene Virginia Eldridge, 90, of Orono, died March 27, 2002, at a Bangor hospital, from heart failure. She was born Nov. 9, 1911, in Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada, the daughter of Howard and Violet (Saunders) Faulkner. She is survived by a son, E. Wayne Perrigo and his wife, Beth; a grandson, Jonathan Perrigo and his wife, Alexandra; and two great-grandchildren, Nathaniel and Gabrielle, all of Fort Myers,Fla.; a granddaughter, Jennifer Perrigo of Ganesvoort, N.Y. Irene had been one of Jehovah's Witnesses since 1949, serving as a full-time minister since 1973. She used her time to help others up until her death. She will be sadly missed by her many friends and those she met in her ministry. A memorial service is planned for 3 p.m. Saturday, April 6, 2002, at the Old Town Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, Rt. 2, Old Town. Memorial contributions can be directed to the Old Town Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, care of Charles Wallace, 482 South Main St., Old Town, ME 04468. Duane E. Crabtree 255 Washington St. Arlington, MA 02474-1501 781-646-5288 dcrabtree see also 5099 James Faulkner as related to the Bull's A John Faulconer received land grant #441 St. John May 20, 1786 Page 6/7: Ref: PLANTERS & PIONEERS Nova Scotia, 1749 to 1775 by Ester Clark Wright: Page 118 FALCONER, Alexander (FAULKNER) - Pictou, 1773 FALKNER, William . . Halifax 1 male, 1 female above 16, 752. Same as John Faulkner? married (1)17 July 1743, Mary Thomas; married (2) 10 Aug. 1749, Mary Morgan Page 119 FAULKNER, James . Truro, 176 m Elizabeth Children: Jean, Robert, Elizabeth, Robert, Alexander,Elizabeth, James, Edward FAULKNER, Robert . . Londonderry, 1775 d.28 Feb 1813,ae 80. m. Hannah, d. 13 Apr. 1811. 2 men, 3 boys, 2 women, 1 girl, 1770, Irish Letter to Etta 18 Nov 1991 from Thelma A. Crader, P O Box 327, Thornville, OH 43076 I'm researching the line of brothers William, Edward, & James? Faulkner who came from Ireland ca. 1720-40 to the Boston, Mass. area. Also the line of Robert Faulkner, b 1733 supposedly in Medford, Mass. & is said he was an adopted son of Edward above. Robert & wife Hannah went to Colchester County., Nova Scotia ab. 1762 with a group of New England settlers. He died there ab. 1813. Also James Faulkner went to Nova Scotia with him (relation unknown) possibly uncle or brother. Robert & James had several children & prob. many descendants in nearby areas of Canada. 20 March 1989 letter from: Yvonna E. Brewer, 984 W. Desert Hills Dr., Green Valley, Ariz. 85614 Phone 602-648-0379 Seeking info on William H. FAULKNER (Falkiner): 1. FAULKNER Patrick married 8 Dec 1835 at Weston, Me. CROCKER Eunice Children: 11. FAULKNER James E. 12.+ William H. died 29 Apr 1894 13. Joel F. 14. John 15. Joseph 16. Jefferson 17. Jane 18. Rosanna 19. Betsy 1J. Jestina 1K. Eunice 1L. Eber 1M+ Alva H. m LASKEY, Ida B. 2nd Generation: 12 FAULKNER William #1 H. b d 29 Apr 1894 m (1) ? Children: 121 FAULKNER William #2 122 FAULKNER Elmon 123 FAULKNER Freeman 124 FAULKNER Henry m (2) McADAM, Nancy * d 1935 Children: 124 FAULKNER Martha Jane d 11 May 1893 125 FAULKNER Chester Tiny 126 FAULKNER Stillborn 127 FAULKNER Emma Jeanette 128 FAULKNER Rosetta 129 FAULKNER John Thomas 12J FAULKNER Albert Bartholomew 12K FAULKNER James Albion 12L FAULKNER Mary Myrtle 12M FAULKNER Sarah William appears on 1881 census for Victoria County., Gordon Dist. page 30 William appears on 1891 census for Victoria County., Gordon Dist. page 23 According to family stories William owned & operated a farm at Sisson Ridge. All of his children by Nancy were born there between 1879 & 1894. It is said that he gave a portion of land for a church & cemetery. They are listed as Baptist on the census. The church is no longer there, but members of the family are said to be buried in the cemetery. If this is true I believe his first wife, Martha Jane, Chester Tiny, possibly Henry, & William are buried there. William died 29 April 1894, purportedly of pnumonia. * The story of Nancy McAdam Faulkner Laskey is tragic & may even prove to be unpleasant. She was 15 when she married William. He was 38, a difference of 23 years. That may not be unusual for the times but it is a considerable difference. William's oldest son, also named William was 12 at the time. On the 1891 census Nancy is 29, William the son 27, Almon 21 & Freman 19. Nancy was 4 months pregnant with Sarah when William died. I have no idea if William's first family were still a part of the household when he died. When Sarah was still a babe in arms, probably Feb. or March of 1895, the farm house burned to the ground. Nancy saved the children & a sewing machine; the rest was lost. Myrtle told the story of walking in the cold winter night to the home of neighbours. I have no idea what happened to William's estate, the farm, or his first family. Page 8: There is considerable evidence to support that Nancy's children were "farmed out". McADAM-FAULKNER Nancy m (2) in Maine in 1901 after the birth of three children, George Henry, my father, Grace & Effie - They divorced in 1907 LASKEY, Theodore Children: A1+ LASKEY George Henry A2+ LASKEY Grace A3 LASKEY Effie Grace & Effie were not raised by Nancy but apparently had contact in a limited way. How Nancy managed until her death in 1935 is not known. A2 LASKEY Grace died at age of 17 of alcoholism & pneumonia. Third Generation: 1M FAULKNER Alva H. m 14 Oct 1882 LASKEY Ida B d/o Jacob Laskey & his wife Sarah - of Haynesville, Me. A1 LASKEY George Henry b 12 Jun 1897 Houlton, Aroostook Maine d 4 Jun 1966 Pomona, Los Angeles,Calif m 6 Sep 1925 Glenrock, Converse, Wyo. HATFIELD Azalea Anna b 23 Nov 1902 Trinidad, Las Animas, Colo d 15 Oct 1955 Burbank, Los Angeles, Calif. Child: A11 LASKEY Yvonna Eve b 16 Jul 1926 Casper, Natrona, Wyo m 1 Dec 1943 BREWER Harold Albert FAULKNER Matthew wed STEAVISON Maggie Children: 1. Herbert "Hub" Matthew (born in same house Jap lived in) 2. Clarence 3. Eva (married Miles Caldwell) 4. Ethel (married John Adams) 4767 FAULKNER Robert #8 R b 2 Mar 1857 d 1908 married 4821 ROBINSON Sarah Jane (her father, , was Hub's uncle) Children: 4824 Jasper (Jap) born in Canada 4823 Alfred born in Canada 4822 Clarence#1 LeRoy "Roy" born in Canada 4825 Robert Jr. "Bob" was born in Houlton as his mother was visiting a friend there when he was born Page 9: FAULKNER Herbert "Hub" wed ADAMS Kate Children: 1.FAULKNER Herbert Jr 2.FAULKNER Camilla Mildred (married Lawrence Lowery) 3.FAULKNER Emmons Willa does not say what her maiden name is, but says her mother said Sara's father was Hub's uncle & that Bob was her 2nd cousin & that the Faulkner family came from Ireland X-1 FAULKNER Charles b c1839 -ref 1851 census in household of Josiah & Isabella Roscoe, servant age 13 X-2 FAULKNER Eliza Jane (ref 1851 census in household of Josiah & Isabella Roscoe - servant at age 11 b c1840 in New Brunswick. This Eliza probably married on 19 Jan 1859 SHARP Henry -Psh Wakefield X-3 FAULKNER Joseph b c 1841 or 1842 - ref 1851 census in household of John & Mary Hannah, pauper apprentice at age 10- Psh Wakefield In 1861 he was in household of Is...? & Sarah Smith, Psh Wakefield born New Brunswick - servant - farm labourer - Free Baptist married 25 Aug 1862 per marriage register by Elder I. C. Bleckey, Baptist Church, Richmond, in presence if Ivan Sharp & Ann Simonson - in Psh Wakefield, Carleton County New Brunswick per marriage record McLEAN Amy (perhaps called Mary in 1881 census)b 1843 New Brunswick per 1871 census age 28 reel M792 Children: X-3.1 FAULKNER John male 8 b 1863 New Brunswick X-3.2 FAULKNER Hector male 5 b 1866 New Brunswick X-3.3 FAULKNER * Elizabeth fema 4 b 1867 X-3.4 FAULKNER May or Mary fema 2 b 1869 X-3.5 FAULKNER William 9 b 1872 in New Brunswick per 1881 census microfilm C-13182 X-3.6 FAULKNER * Eliza 6 b 1875 in New Brunswick X-3.7 FAULKNER Charles 3 b 1878 in New Brunswick X-3.8 FAULKNER James 1 b 1880 in New Brunswick X-A3 FAULKNER Joshua ? b 20 Feb 1846 d/o Joseph & Faith; christened 10 Mar 1846 per Anglican church records reel F-1094 was the sister of X-3 & their father was also Joseph & wife Faith X-4 FAULKNER George - b c1835 1851 census in household of Edmond & Frances Hilman, Psh Woodstock at age 16 lodger; labourer wed Mary Jane b 1843 native Episcopalian wife age 18 per 1861 census, Psh Woodstock film M-809; reel C1000; marriage record: FAULKNER, George of Simonds married on 17 Oct 1858 by John PRINCE McCORMACK, Jane of Woodstock; witnesses: William ?? & S H Tolford recorded 28 Oct 1858 by A K S Wetmore V1 p480) Child: X-4.1 FAULKNER Eliza dau 2 b 1859 Page 10: In 1871 census Carleton County Psh Simonds, there is Eliza J. Forkender(sic) female age 11, 1860 NB w Meth Irish in household of George & May McCormick; is it same Eliza? Was May McCormick wife of George b 1843 NB F 28 New Brunswick same as Mary Jane b 1843 wife of George Faulkenter(sic) above & did Geo & Mary Jane have daughter Herugett b 1862 X-4.2 FAULKNER Herugett b 1862 - ref 1871 census in McCormick X-5.. FAULKNER Joseph Jr., b 1821 in New Brunswick (or born Ireland per 1881 census- Presbyterian, farmer; Richmond - ref 1851 census Psh Woodstock, Carleton County - farmer; age 28 (possibly s/o 1.1 or 1.2 David or Joseph; d 20 Dec 1862 age 43. buried Richmond Corner U.C. #12 C-13182, house 130 #132 1871 census shows X-5 Joseph male 52 b 1819 New Brunswick X-5.3 Wm male 20 b 1851 NB Church of England, Irish, farmer in house of Patrick McLaughlin, Psh Richmond, Reel M-792 wed (1) LONG Mary b 1819 in NB; d before 1871 Children: X-5.1 FAULKNER Mary Elizabeth b 1845 in NB age 6 (is this same Mary Elizabeth as Xy?) X-5.2 FAULKNER David Andrew B 1847 NB - 4; d 27 Oct 1867 - age 19 yrs 3 mos per Richmond Corner United Church Cemetery #11 X-5.3 FAULKNER William Robert b 1851 NB infant; wed 8 Sep 1880 per reel A88 of Houlton, Maine. wed at Baptist Parsnage Richmond (Carleton County., New Brunswick) by Rev. Joseph Cahill & William Robert Faulkner lived in Houlton, Maine. in 1880) McKINNEY Margaret Miss of Lower Woodstock - in 1881 census there was a married Maggie Faulkner b 1857 in New Brunswick (24 per 1881 census in Psh Woodstock p 34 C of E Irish married X-5.4 FAULKNER Neville Parker b 1852 New Brunswick - in 1861 census, Psh Richmond #300 age 9; Neville P. Faulkner witnessed marriage on 8 Sep 1880 of William R. Faulkner, Houlton, Maine. & Maggie McKinney; & 203 - m - 18 - 1853 NB W. Meth. Irish, farm labourer From Vital Statistics 1892-1904 Marriage Intention: 12-3-1888 Neville P. FAULKNER & MAHONEY, Mary A both of Houlton Mary MAHONEY was born 16 Aug 1858 in Kent, New Brunswick she died 29 Nov 1940 of Uremia; bur Evergreen Vault; Place of Death: Madigan Mem. Hosp.Age at death 82 years, 3 months, 13 days; housewife; Record Source: Page 11: Buzzells Funeral Home Death Records lists her mother as "Mary A. Maloney" (notice spelled with "L" not "H"; her father Michael Maloney(sic) "Record Information for FAULKNER, Neville P. (@http://www.cary.lib.me.us/Gendb/searchdb.asp?Rec ID=53263220 Birth Place: Richmond, New Brunswick --Date of Death: 18 Dec 1907; Cause of Death: Angina ?Sectoris (probably) age at death: 55 years, 5 months, 6 days: occupation: mason, Town: Houlton, Maine. Record Source: Buzzell's Funeral Home Records; Record Type: death Cemetary: Evergreen (vault) Mother: Mary LONG - mother's birth place: Ireland Father: Joseph Faulkner - father's birth place: Ireland X-5 married 2nd on 26 Apr 1877, p 455, vol 2, Carleton Co Marriage Register per Norma Brown, or on 6 Apr 1878 film A88 #455 per Etta GRAHAM Jane Church of England b 1839 (42 in 1881 census) - also in this household in 1881 was Mary GRAHAM, age 77, born 1804 in New Brunswick C of E; probably Jane's mother X-6 FAULKNER Olive m 20 Oct 1919 per Woodstock Anglican Church records microfilm F-1094 #12 STAIRS Perley Raine X-7 FAULKNER Mary Elizabeth of Psh Richmond Carleton County New Brunswick m 2 Sep1873 - page 290 - by Kenneth McKay, pastor of Presbyterian Congregation of Richmond; witness William B. Faulkner & Mary Thompson (is this same Mary Elizabeth as X-5.1?) NISBET William P of Psh Richmond X-8 FAULKNER Jane (Richmond micro A88) wed 23 July 1879 WRIGHT James T of Northampton X-9 FAULKNER William b 1845 - per 1851 census, lodger in household of John & Sarah Cuningham, Psh Woodstock - age 6 X-10 FAULKNER (FALKNOR) Sarah b 1832 NB - 37 native widow - (maiden name, wife of() FAULKNER - ref 1851 census York County., Psh St. Mary's - mother female; see X27 Page 12: Children: X-11 FAULKNER Matilda 7 b 1844 dau *X-12 FAULKNER Thomas 4 b 1847 son X-13 FAULKNER Hannah J 2 b 1849 dau X-14 FAULKNER John b 1845 NB Free Baptist, Irish - 1871 census; microfilm M792 Carleton County house #116, person #134, age 26 wed Esther b 1845 in New Brunswick Free Baptist, Irish Children: X-15 FAULKNER Eunice f 4 b 1867 New Brunswick X-16 FAULKNER Norma f 3/12 1871 Feb X-17 FAULKNER Anna b 1854 NB native - 1861 census Psh Woodstock film M-809 reel C1000; in household of Robert & Patricia Hay age lodger X-18 FAULKNER Florence b 1857 in U.S. W.Meth Irish age 14 in 1871 census Carleton County Psh Wilmot reel M792 in house #651, #63 Thomas NICKERSON X-19A FAULKNER Adelaide b 1853 NB per 1871 census Carleton County Reel M792 Psh Wilmot #53 #53 F 18 b 1853 Meth English in house of COX, Jacob X-19B FAULKNER Adelaide Miss, South Richmond, Carleton County. film A88 wed 11 Nov 1879 at house of brother-in-law, W. H. Kirkpatrick by Rev. W. Harrison BENN, William V., South Richmond, Carleton County X-20 FAULKNER Francis b 1867 female age 14 Presbyterian, Irish, servant; ref 1881 census Carleton County Psh Richmond reel C-13182 in house #73 #73 Jamieson P.17 X-21 FAULKNER (FALCONER) Sarah widow of FAULKNER b 1837 NB Baptist English farmer widow -1881 census Carleton County New Brunswick Psh Aberdeen, p46 Children: X-21.1 FAULKNER James b 1860 New Brunswick Baptist X-21.2 FAULKNER Rainsford b 1861 New Brunswick Baptist X-21.3 FAULKNER Cordelia b 1865 New Brunswick Baptist -married 7 Apr 1881 DAY Thomas D or married 21 Feb 1881 HAY Thomas D p 632, Vol 2 marr Reg X-21.4 FAULKNER Arthur b 1867 New Brunswick Baptist X-21.5 FAULKNER Lemuel b 1870 New Brunswick Baptist X-22 FAULKNER Angeline b 1851 New Brunswick - 1881 census, Town of Woodstock Baptist Eng (?) teacher - 30 Page 13: X-23 FAULKNER Charlotte buried 17 Feb 1857 #408 age 29 - Bloomfield (Anglican Church) born c 1828 - on index From Vital Statistics 1892-1904: Marriage Intention: George FAULKINTER (sic) 4 Aug 1851 & Charlotte CUNNINGHAM, Houlton X-24 FAULKNER Joseph buried 13 March 1846 #231 - age 56 - Wakefield b c 1790 Anglican - is this brother of our David? on index; is X-5 his son? X-25 FALCONER Alexander, s/o John & Mary Ann Falconer; d 4 Mar 1864, 3 mos - per tombstone Canterbury Cemetery X-26 FALCONER Emma J died 21 Sept 1888 - 43 years 6 mo; w/o *Thomas Falconer per tombstone Canterbury Cemetery*"HISTORY OF CANTERBURY" in Bugle 18 Aug 2001: "New Year"s Day in 1862, troops of the 62nd Regiment had set out on boat for St. Andrews, along with English reinforcements. They were to rest for a few days during their journey in Howard Settlement, now known as Canterbury. The village was named after Fiscount Canterbury,an English governor. By 1878, 41 buildings stood in Canterbury..... The first store in Canterbury was owned by Jemima Anderson. It sat at the top a hill & thus originated the name "Jemima Hill". Henry carr owned a general store where H. A. Price once did years before. The building was sold a few times in the years that followed, & it still remains today, now the local hardware store. Another general store was owned by Thomas Falconer on the corner of the old E. Lundon Estate, but it has since been destroyed by fire. Where the Irving now stands, the Cunningham Bros. Garage could once be found. Before that, James Gould, Solomon Gould's son, owned a grocery store in the same spot... There was a major fire that wiped out at least 3 important buildings in June of 1892. Everything from the train tracks to J. H. Carr & Son;s store went up in flames. Miss London's store & Mr. Falconer's store were included in the loss...." X-27 FAULKNER William b 1791 Ireland per 1851 census, schoolmaster, age 60, Irish - arrived from Ireland May 1820 at age of 29 X-28 FAULKNER Mary b 1785 Ireland per 1851 census, sister of William #36 above, infirm, age 65; from Ireland May 1820, age 35 on arrival; not married X-29 FAULKNER Jane b 1789 Ireland; sister of William above, age 62, arrived from Ireland May 1820 at age 31 on arrival; not married X-30 FAULKNER Nathan b 1801 Ireland; brother of William above - farmer - age 50 - arrived from Ireland May 1820 at age 19. All still not married 31 years later & lived together. Page 14: Possibly X27, 28, 29, 30 are brothers & sisters of our David as they came at the same time. still to check out Vital Stats #51 D.F.Johnson: #394 FALCONER, William -Newcastle Vital Stats #49 by D.F.Johnson: #474 FAULKINS Jane Miss, Richmond - married 23 July 1879 by Rev. W. W. Colpitts at Methodist Parsonage - WRIGHT, J. Townson, Northampton (Carleton County) #561 FAULKNER David died 24 Oct. 1879 at home of son Woodstock age 89 Letter 27 March 1994, P O Box 58338, Fairbanks, ALASKA 99711 From Karen Baldwin Tanner: "My family went to New Brunswick & Nova Scotia around 1790 from Mass. They were Loyalists. My grandmother was born in Saint John New Brunswick in 1883 (although we have been unable to locate a birth record of this). Her parents had already migrated back to Mass at the time of her birth but they returned to Saint John for her birth. The grandparents were living in Saint John at this time. The family probably belonged to the Methodist church. If not, then it would have been the Church of England. The names I know of these Faulkners are: My grandmother: Effie Hope Faulkner; her parents: Ada Jane Faulkner & Frank Alden Faulkner; grandparents: George J. Faulkner & Elizabeth Cunningham. We know that the grandparents were in Lower Horton, Nova Scotia in 1871. So sometime between 1871 & 1883 they moved to New Brunswick" Sept/2000 Jean Farmham-Hodgson phoned Etta re info she received in cemetery in Monticello, Maine: FAULKNER, Mae L Sewell b 28 Nov 1896 d 24 Jun 1974 FAULKNER, Clarence F ..b 26 Oct 1902 d 1 Apr 1977 FAULKNER, John Jr 1909-1977 FAULKNER, Frank F 1897-1967 STONE Madeline FAULKNER, Henry F 1894-1934 WW! stone wife Blanche F McLaughlin 1895-1973 FAULKNER Melvin FAULKNER John E ...........1837-1907 FAULKNER Ann E ............1837 his wife 1911 FAULKNER Enard A their dau 1874-1915 FAULKNER Hanford M Melvin .1867-19?? FAULKNER Nellie J ...wife 1874-1941 Note from Jean Farnham-Hodgson 8 Dec 2001: A Maud Faulkner married 10 Oct 1906 a Hugh McCorquindale.End of First Generation SECOND GENERATION INDEX SECOND GENERATION: 2. John "Joseph Faulkner m Margaret E. Kirkpatrick 3. William #1 Faulkner m Jane Watson 4. John James Faulkner m Margaret Cavender 2. John "Joseph#7"3699[2] FAULKNER (David 002 Lineage #1, 1). Born, 15 Aug 1822, in IRE. Died, 21 Mar 1913, in Houlton Maine. Occupation: farmer. Parents came from Ireland in 1819 so he probably was born in New Brunswick. Bill Ives gives great-grandfather "John Faulkner" s/o David Faulkner. Etta has David's son "John 'Joseph' Faulkner" #3699 as the same person, & that David had also a son "John James Faulkner". Is there a mistake? Death attending physician John G. Potter, M.D., Houlton Me Dunn Funeral at age 90y 7m 6d Military Road; cause of death: senility of old age He married Margaret E Kirkpatrick. Born, 18 Apr 1852, in Philadelphia PA. Died, 23 Apr 1915, in Boston MA. Burial in Mattapan MA[3]. Died age 63y 5d stomach cancer 1 yr; pleurisy 14d Children: i. Susan A[3] FAULKNER. Born, 16 Jan 1869, in New Brunswick. Died, 16 Jan 1903, in Lynn MA. She married Edwin A Leavitt. Resided 60 Johnson ST.died 33y 11m 30d of pul. tuberculosis; exhaustion; buried Pine Grove Cemetery; plot of Susan 5 ii. Mary 3702 Elizabeth FAULKNER. iii. Ella/Etta FAULKNER. Born in Houlton Maine. married a Swedish nobleman & moved to the USA iv. Sadie FAULKNER. Born in Houlton Maine. married a farmer from outside of N.S. & lived there many years 3. William #1[2] FAULKNER (David 002 Lineage #1, 1). Born, 1 Jan 1827, in New Brunswick. Died, 5 Mar 1908, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Burial: 8 Mar 1908, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Occupation: farmer mill.William Faulkner Vital Statistics Marriage Intention: 1 Dec 1852 Wm FAULKNER, Richmond, New Brunswick married Dec 2 Jane WATSONWilliam & Jane (Watson) Faulkner's home, Lr Main St, Woodstock Page 16: In this household in 1861 census Carleton County., NB microfilm M808 Psh Richmond, head of family #275,276,277,278: FAULKNER William age 30 b 1831 New Brunswick (correct date b 1827) FAULKNER Jane age 27 b 1834 New Brunswick (correct date 1835/1839) FAULKNER Almora Jane f dau 07 b 1854 New Brunswick (Elmire Louise Jane or Ella?) FAULKNER Robert Lesly m son 04 b 1856 New Brunswick FAULKNER William Henry m son 01 b 1859 New Brunswick is this same person as William Allan Edmund known as Ed? Also in this household in 1861 census: #280 McLAUGHLIN Barney male servant age 30 b 1831 Irish #281 CLARK James male pauper age 60 b 1801 Irish #282 GEDDES William male servant age 16 b 1845 Nova Scotia 1871 Census Carleton County New Brunswick: FAULKNER William M 43 b Ireland WMeth Irish millman married to Jane 34 b New Brunswick; Ella 17, Alice 11, Lesley 9, Tilley? M 7 (should be Lillian F 7; Henry 3, Elizabeth 23, Edward 10 Believe there were two Robert Leslie Faulkner's. #112 in 1861 census, Carleton County, New Brunswick, was four years old, Presbyterian Church records show he was born 06 Sept 1856, baptized 17 Dec 1862 Robert Leslie Woodville. #116 was born 05 May 1867 per tombstone & his family, Robert "Leslie", Herb, Doug & Bob Faulkner had never heard of the above #117 Rebecca and #110 Elizabeth. Why was Elizabeth not baptized in 1862 with the others if she was their child? Had she died? Believe #119 Myrtle was illegitimate daughter of Alice #114. 1871 census Carleton County NB microfilm was FAULKNER Elizabeth, female, 23 (b 1848) in NB W.Methodist, Irish; who was she? Was she a sister of William? He had a sister Elizabeth Ann b 22 Nov 1830, died July 1831. Myrtle Faulkner was not listed in this household in 1871 census. Carl Faulkner has portrait of this William Faulkner (1988 has picture) William built a house on Lower Main Street, Woodstock, but deed was in his wife's name. Deed 20 May 1850: David Faulkner & Mary to William Faulkner No.7273 for sum of fifty pounds of lawful money of New Brunswick. ..land situate Psh Richmond known as the lot # eleven in the sixth tier, one hundred acres. Carleton County. Court House records Index No. 1 9 Nov 1832 to 22 Dec 1882: Grantor: FAULKNER David to ROGERS Nathan Vol 1 Pg 37 FAULKNER David to FAULKNER William 5 463 FAULKNER David to HAY William 17 173 FAULKNER David to CARY Wm H 11 606 FAULKNER David & wife to FAULKNER Wm 19 196 FAULKNER David & wife to FAULKNER Wm 23 416 FAULKNER David to FORREST Wm 26 124 FAULKNER David to McLELLAN John 34 25 FAULKNER David to DIBBLEE D.Lewis 34 686 FAULKNER David to FAULKNER John J 36 535 ROGERS Andrew to FAULKNER David 2 381 ROGERS Andrew to FAULKNER David 5 37 FAULKNER Joseph to FAULKNER Wm 23 418 AVERY James F et al FAULKNER Wm 48 381 AVERY James F et al FAULKNER Wm 51 716 Page 17: FAULKNER John & wife to KETCHUM John D et 27 334 FAULKNER John & wife to PROSSER Edward W. 47 766 FAULKNER John & wife to FAULKNER Joseph 40 703 FAULKNER John & wife to CUSTANCE Robert 42 726 22 June 1885 (Woodstock Town Council meeting) "Mr. Drysdale moved, seconded by Mr. Dibblee, that Wm. FAULKNER be appointed a constable & a member of the police force for years 1885-1886." 22 Dec 1883 Exchange Hotel, Woodstock shows guests "Andrew FAULKNER & Mrs. M. FAULKNER, Woodstock residence" 30 Dec 1883 Exchange Hotel, "Miss FAULKNER", Canterbury & Miss Hulda FAULKNER, Sackville, New Brunswick" 1884 taxes Wellington Ward (of Woodstock) William FAULKNER $10.00; Elected for Parish Richmond 1895 "James WATSON" He married Jane Alberta WATSON, daughter of Robert 316 WATSON and Isabella #1 Adelaide "Addie" ATKINSON, 2 Dec 1852. Born, 10 Jan 1834, in New Brunswick. Died, 21 Jul 1908, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Burial: 23 Jul 1908, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Children: i. Elizabeth #1[3] FAULKNER. Born, 1848, in Woodstock New Brunswick. 6 ii. Ella Almora Elaine Jane FAULKNER. iii. Robert Leslie Woodvil FAULKNER. Born, 6 Sep 1856, in New Brunswick. Christened, 17 Dec 1862. iv. William #2 Allan Edmund FAULKNER. Born, 10 Nov 1859, in New Brunswick. Died, Jul 1939, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Christened, 17 Dec 1862, in New Brunswick. Burial: 20 Jul 1939, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Called "Ed" Reference baptized 17 Dec 1862 reel #1 born 10 Nov 1859 or b 1861? Died Jul 1939; buried 20 Jul 1939 -ref #3; not married; was a stone mason & plasterer by trade; gangrene set into his two legs & they both were amputated. v. Alice Anna Isabel FAULKNER. Born, 6 Feb 1862, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Died, 1 Aug 1943, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Christened, 17 Dec 1862, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Burial in Woodstock New Brunswick. Occupation: dressmaker. Died before 1 Aug 1943. Alice was not married but believe #17 Mary "Myrtle" Ethel was her child, not sister. A dressmaker, she financed most of the building of the present house on Lower Main Street, Woodstock (1988) & Harry & Ed did most of the labour; Alice, Lil, Harry & Emma lived there. Vol. 110, p642 #58420 20 Apr 1915; "FAULKNER, Jane, widow of late William FAULKNER, Town of Woodstock, to FAULKNER Alice A. E. (unmarried) & FAULKNER Lillian R. - commencing stake east side road leading to Meduxnekeag Stream,S 60 degrees E 10 rods N 69 degrees & 16 links, 21 degrees W 8 rods & 10 links to 1st mentioned roads, thence along roaod to place of beginning. 1/2 acre, conveyed by William STOKEE, & wife to Jane FAULKNER deed 15 Oct 1890. Book N No. 3 pg 312-3-4, with all buildings..." When did Lillian R. FAULKNER (later NODDIN) will her share to Alice? According to Sale for mortgage ad 14 May 1982, this property was conveyed by Harry H. FAULKNER, administrator of Estate of Alice A. FAULKNER, to Emma J. FAULKNER by deed dated 17 July 1943, reg. in Carleton. Co. Records, book 155, on 10 Aug 1943 as No. 82986. (Look this up - did Alice leave house to Emma in her will? Alice died before 1 Aug 1943; did she leave a will?) Page 18: vi. Lillian R FAULKNER. Born, 1864, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Buried in Woodstock New Brunswick. She married Thomas Nodden, after 1926 (?),in Woodstock New Brunswick. Nodden spelled with an "e" in write-up in Newspaper Thomas NODDEN's first wife, Minnie May, died 19 Dec. 1926. Lil & Tom lived on Richmond Street, Woodstock New Brunswick in same house Herb & Vera Faulkner rented from Harry Faulkner in 1940's. Thomas H. Nodden became only the second resident of Woodstock to serve the town as mayor in non-consecutive terms, unfortunately he also became the second mayor to succumb to death while in office. Nodden began his service to the municipality as a councillor. Following several terms at the council table, he chose to compete for the mayoral seat, which he won in 1919. His first successful term began with a 211-178 election win over John S. Leighton. Nodden was re-elected to office in 1920. It was not until 1933, at the age of 72, that Nodden was elected for a third term in the mayor's office. In the seventh month of his one-year term, the mayor died, on Aug. 7, 1933. He had been ill for only a few days, previous to which he had been attending to his business and civic duties as usual. He was taken seriously ill about ten days before his death, his condition quickly became critical. Nodden was for many years a well known figure in and about Woodstock. He was born in Bellville, and spent most of his life in the vicinity. For several years he farmed at Nortondale, and then spent a few years in the western United States. During his residence in Woodstock, he was engaged as a produce store keeper and potato shipping business. Woodstock citizens of all walks of life turned out en masse to pay their last respects to the memory of Thomas Nodden. Following a simple service, the body of the late mayor was taken to the Methodist cemetery for interment, followed by one of the longest processions seen in this vicinity for many years. The Knights of Pythias, of which Nodden was a member and past chancellr commander, were in charge. Besides the Pythians, groups participating included the firemen, police, other civic employees, The Carleton Light Infantry, and the C.L.I. band. Fellow members of the council were pallbearers. In 1983 there is still a trust fund in name Lillian R. Noddin at St. Luke's Anglican Church, Woodstock, New Brunswick. See "Alice"- her mother Jane deeded property to Alice & Lillian R. Faulkner on 20 April 1916, Lower Main Street, Woodstock. When did Lillian dispose of her share of this house? In 1927 Albion R. Foster, trustee, Town of Woodstock, grantor to Lillian R. Faulkner -deed Vol 133, p544. Ella TOWNSEND, grantor, to Lillian R. Faulkner, grantee, Vol 101, p 684. In 1921, grantor Frank Berryman et al, Town of Woodstock, to Lillian R. Faulkner, grantee Vol 123, p 32. vii. Rebecca FAULKNER. Born, 1867. 7 viii. Robert "Leslie" FAULKNER. 8 ix. Harry Harold FAULKNER. x. Mary #1 "Myrtle" Ethel FAULKNER. Born, 18 Dec 1879, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Died in Woodstock New Brunswick. Christened, 13 Oct 1899, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Burial in Woodstock New Brunswick. She married Stanley Gordon Smith, 29 Nov 1899. Probably daughter of William FAULKNER & Jane Alberta WATSON? Myrtle & Stan lived in house on Lower Main St., Woodstock, just south of Harry & Emma FAULKNER (where Elizabeth & Larry Jones live in 1970's). Stanley SMITH was a railway engineer. 4. John #1 James[2] FAULKNER (David 002 Lineage #1, 1). Born, 1836, in New Brunswick[4]. He married Margaret Cavender, 1856 (?). Born, 1848[5]. Children: i. James #3 F[3] FAULKNER. Born, 1867. Was this his dau: 1910 Nov 28 d/o a James Faulkner died per Geo G Gray ii. Mary #2 FAULKNER. Born, 1868, in New Brunswick. iii. Emma #1 FAULKNER. Born, 1870, in New Brunswick. iv. Burtram FAULKNER. Born, 1872, in New Brunswick. v. Sarah #1 FAULKNER. Born, 1874, in New Brunswick. vi. Joseph #1 FAULKNER. vii. Matilda FAULKNER. Born, 1876, in New Brunswick. viii. May FAULKNER. Born, 1879, in New Brunswick.End of Second Generation Page 19THIRD GENERATION INDEX THIRD GENERATION: 5. Mary Elizabeth Faulkner m Frederick Brayton Ives 6. Ella Almora Elaine Jane Faulkner m Robert "Henry" Townsend 7. Robert "Leslie" Faulkner m Sophia Boulier 8. Harry Harold Faylkner m Emma Jane Appleby 9. William Freeman Ives Sr m Florence Vera Kelley 10. Robert Jackson "Jack" Townsend m Mary "Maime" Alice Karnes 11. Hilda Pauline Faulkner 12. Robert Gordon Faulkner m Elva Pauline Corey 13. Douglas Wilmot Faulkner m Kathryn Cook 14. Clara Mae Faulkner m Walter Kenneth Hanlin 15. Herbert Berge Faulkner m Vera Eugenie Westall 16. Jennie Mabel Faulkner 17. Harold "Pikie" Faulkner 5. Mary 3702 Elizabeth[3] FAULKNER (John "Joseph#7"3699, 2). Born, 8 May 1879, in Houlton Maine[6]. Died, 19 Mar 1949, in Boston MA. Burial in Mattapan MA[7]. Died - Diabetes mellitus; funeral arranged by son, William F. Ives, 33 Harvest SMary Elizabeth Faulkner married Frederick Braydon Ives - picture c1925 She married Frederick Brayton Ives, son of Anson B Ives and Elizabeth Collins Chase, 13 Aug 1900, in Boston MA[8]. Born, 13 Aug 1860, in Philadelphia PA. Died, 19 Aug 1926, in Boston MA. Frederick Brayton Ives, son of Anson B Ives & Elizabeth Chase, was first married to Harriet Flemming, b Halifax NS d 26 Apr 1900 Boston, Mass. at age of 26 years. Immediate cause of death: Biliary calculus 1 year due to hemorrhage following operation 3 DS. She was daughter of James Fleming who was born in England, & Elizabeth Laidlaw, born Halifax, N.S. Harriet buried Boston. Their son was born 5 February 1900, in Boston - lived one day - immediate cause of death was failure of valves to close at premature birth. The following people are buried in Lot 3020 Marguerite Walk, Mount Hope Cemetery: 1 (male) Ives Feb 5 1900 died Boston Age 2 hours 2 Harriet Ives Apr 26 1900 " " 26 years 3 Maggie E Faulkner Apr 23 1915 " " 63 4 Fred B Ives Aug 29 1926 " " 56 5 Mary E Ives Mar 19 1949 " Milton, Ma 69 6 William F Ives Nov 18 1965 " Boothbay Harbour, Me 67 Children: 9 i. William Freeman[4] Ives Sr. 6. Ella Almora Elaine Jane[3] FAULKNER (William #1, 3)[9]. Born, 4 Mar 1854. Died, 1908, in Saskatoon SASK. Christened, 17 Dec 1862. Burial: 1908. Also known as Almora Jane or Elmire Louise Jane. Baptized 17 Dec 1862, Presbyterian; died 1908 Saskatoon; buried 1908 per #660 Anglican Church Records; married 24 Oct 1872 - ref marriage register, Carleton County, New Brunswick entry # 253 & Anglican church records #467, witnessed by W. T. Drysdill & Jennie Atkinson. Index Deeds says Ella TOWNSEND, grantor, to Lillian R. FAULKNER, grantee Vol 101, p 684 424 1898 Oct 10 TOWNSEND Gordon - 22 (there is another Gordon Townsend) buried Anglican Reel F-1094 426 1898 Oct 28 TOWNSEND Edward W 54 California Page 20: She married[9] Robert "Henry" Townsend, 24 Oct 1872, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Born in StAndrews New Brunswick. Died, 1903. Burial: 20 Apr 1903, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Children: 10 i. Robert Jackson "Jack"[4] Townsend. ii. Harry Gordon Townsend. Born, 20 Apr 1876, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Christened, 13 Mar 1885. iii. Jennie Eva Townsend. Born, 11 Dec 1879, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Christened, 13 Mar 1885, in Woodstock New Brunswick. iv. Walter Treadwell Townsend. Born 4 Apr 1882 in Woodstock New Brunswick. Christened, 1 Apr 1887, in Woodstock New Brunswick. v. Alice Pauline Townsend. Born, 18 Jun 1884, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Christened, 12 Mar 1887, in Woodstock New Brunswick. vi. Ella Louise Townsend. Born, 6 Mar 1887, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Christened, 1 Apr 1887, in Woodstock New Brunswick. 7. Robert "Leslie"[3] FAULKNER (William #1, 3). Born, 5 May 1867, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Died, Sep 1930, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Burial: 1930 in Woodstock New Brunswick. Occupation: brakeman. Robert "Leslie" was a brakeman for C.P. Railway but quit, then worked as mason with Ed Faulkner. They always lived in Woodstock & owned a home on Union Street. He married Sophia BOULIER, daughter of BOULIER (1st & others) and Margaret GOODINE. Born 1869 in Tobique New Brunswick. Died, Oct 1932 in Woodstock New Brunswick.
Sophia Boulier-Faulkner & grandson Gerald Hanlin Not sure if she was born in Tobique; Herb thinks she was from up that way. According to her son, Bob, Sophia was a good cook, a good worker, & a good spender. She was of Roman Catholic faith but turned Anglican with her husband. The story goes that when no further children were produced after Pikie, the priest came to her house & told her to have more children. She resented this & ceased attending the Roman Catholic Church. Her family say that Sophie was a very generous neighbour. This is attested to also by the Sercerchi family, who say that she helped them many times. Although first spelling of Sophia's name I had entered "BOLGER", was later told by her son that the correct spelling was "BOULIER". Sophia's mother could speak very little English. Alena Brown was born in 1890 in what was later Lelslie & Sophia Faulkner's house, daughter of James Brown & Sarah Carpenter, friend of Clara Faulkner's. She is mother of Phyllis Brown-Whitlock. Children: i. Hilda Pauline[4] FAULKNER. Born, 1889, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Died, 1890, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Burial: 1 Apr 1890, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Ref: Dan Johnson newspaper records for 1890: "died Woodstock 31st (March) 1890 of congestion of the brain(?), Hilda Pauline Faulkner, only child of Leslie & Sophia Faulkner at that time, age 1 year, 2 mos." Page 21: 11 ii. Robert Gordon FAULKNER. iii. Douglas Wilmot FAULKNER. Born, 2 Jun 1892, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Died, 12 Jul 1972, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Burial: 15 Jul 1972, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Occupation: Railway Clerk. Names: FAULKNER , DOUGLAS WILMOT Regimental number: 336164 Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 3011 - 44 Attestation paper: Date of Birth (DD/MM/YYYY) Front of form Back of form 02/06/1892 He married Kathryn Maude Cook in Victoria New Brunswick. Have no picture of Doug and Kate Faulkner Doug was a member of Anglican Church, & a member of Masonic Order. He was a member of Royal Canadian Legion Branch #11, Woodstock, New Brunswick, served in the Canadian Army during World War 1. With troop, service # rank . Some of the New Brunswick men who returned from WW1 on the Mauretania from Woodstock area were: Gnr. G C Bligh, O K McLins, J E Randall, J A Steeves, J Cavagah, G C Jonah, Hillsboro;Gnr. R L Bailey, Woodstock; F C Simms, Sgt E C Noddin, Gnr J H Barnett, Hartland; E G Saunders, East Florenceville; D. W. Faulkner (uncle Doug), Woodstock; He played the horn in the militia band. He was very good at playing baseball; ardent salmon fisherman, & tied flies. He had a excellent flower & vegetable garden & raised chickens. Doug worked for the Canadian Pacific Railway in the freight office at Woodstock. Doug took over the homestead on Union St. by paying off the mortgage & he lived there until moving to Carleton Manor before 1971. His wife, Kate, canned lots of vegetables, fruits & berries, fiddleheads, & she was a member of the Carleton Arts & Crafts, making many items to sell. Kate was a jolly person, & she & Doug made relatives & friends alike very much welcome in their home. WILL 10 Jan 1969, amended 25 Feb 1971 changed executor from Robert Lloyd Faulkner (deceased) to Eugene Everett & Marie Cook BEQUESTS: Mrs. Walter Hanlin (Clara Faulkner) $2,000 Mrs. Howard Colebaugh (Bev Hanlin) $2,000 Kenneth Hanlin $2,000 Carvell Cook or his widow $1,000 Mrs. Mansfield (Mildred) Harris) $1,000 Richard Faulkner $1,000 Carl Faulkner $1,000 Ronald Faulkner $1,000 Mrs. Eugene (Audrey Faulkner) Everett $1,000 Miss Cherry Cook $1,000 Keith Faulkner, s/o Ronald & Joanne $1,000 David Mutch $ 500 Grace Mutch $ 500 Mrs. Joan (Mutch) McKell $ 500 Mrs. Maud (Cook) Corey $ 500 Gordon Everett securities in Central Trust $1,000 Page 22: Property Union St. to 3 brothers, Robert, Herbert & Harold; Harold bought out Bob & Herb 12 iv. Clara Mae FAULKNER-HANLIN. 13 v. Herbert Berge FAULKNER vi. Jennie Mabel FAULKNER. Born, 27 Oct 1899, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Died, Jun 1922, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Burial: 11 Jun 1922, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Occupation: telephone operat.Jennie Mabel Faulkner & her brother, Herbert c1906 Carleton Sentinel 25 Nov 1921: "National Poppy Day Campaign, 7 Nov. 1921, Woodstock Branch, G.W.V.A.: [Following amounts collected by the young ladies of the town, The G.W.V.A. wish to extend the thanks for work done. The orphans of France will benefit by the interest of contributors. Miss Jennie Faulkner Total $219.51}" Jennie worked for Telephone County., Woodstock, & then in Presque Isle, Maine. She came home from Presque Isle to have her appendix out at the Woodstock hospital. Her brother, Bob, was carrying her out of the hospital to go home & she died in his arms.Jennie Mabel Faulkner, her brother Herbert, & __Tompkins Jennie Mabel Faulkner 14 vii. Harold "Pikie" FAULKNER. 8. Harry Harold[3] FAULKNER (William #1, 3). Born, 22 Jun 1879, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Died, 1949, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Christened, 26 Apr 1889, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Burial in Woodstock New Brunswick. Believe 1868 is correct date of birth. When did William & Jane leave Presbyterian church, when older children were baptized & changed to Anglican? Harry was a tinsmith. He, brother Ed, sisters Alice & Lil all lived in the big house on Lower Main St., Woodstock. Emma owned the APPLEBY farm in Grafton. She sold it to Winston Reid's brother c1975. Property: Henry UPHAM granted to Harry H. FAULKNER (Vol 73, p716); William FAULKNER granted to Harry H. FAULKNER (Vol 78, p290); Harold FAULKNER granted to Harry Harold FAULKNER deed (Vol 137, p497), 1929; Exec Frederick S. TODD, Town of Woodstock grantor to Harry H. FAULKNER, deed 21 Sept. 1929, (Vol 137, p585) (Bob Faulkner house 1940's); Sarah A. SULLIVAN, Town of Woodstock grantor to Harry H. FAULKNER deed 23 June 1931 (Vol 140, p308); Ed L. Green, Town of Woodstock grantor to Harry H. FAULKNER deed 12 Oct. 1932 (Vol 142, p80); ad in Bugle June 1982 re default of mortgage re house of Wm. FAULKNER, Lr. Main St. "conveyed by Harry H. FAULKNER, administrator of Estate of Alice A. FAULKNER, to Emma J. FAULKNER by deed dated 17 July 1943, reg. in Car. County. records book 155, on 10 Aug. 1943, as No. 82986." He married Emma Jane Appleby. Child: i. William #3 "Gordon" Townsend[4] FAULKNER. Born, 22 Mar 1915, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Died, Mar 1921, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Christened, 5 Nov 1915, in Woodstock New Brunswick. Burial: 6 Mar 1921, in Woodstock New Brunswick.
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