Faulkenberry - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Faulkenberry

jmorgan1498 — 2009-10-15 18:57:41Z

James T. Faulkenberry was a grandfather of mine and he is buried in a cemetary south of Oak Grove, MO.

Jim Morgan
Shawnee, KS

jmorgan@ci.shawnee.ks.us

FAULKENBERRY Eddie VACKER 1913-1998

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-28 12:29:21Z

FAULKENBERRY Eddie VACKER 1913-1998

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 206,332 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Faulkenberry

mymockfamily1 — 2009-04-01 18:18:56Z

I am looking for info on my mother's family. Her birth name is Betty Jean Faulkenberry. She was born in South Carolina in 1938-1939. I know she has a sister name Louise and a brother name Franklin. She was married to Wayne Mock in 1958 in SC. Any help you can give will be greatly appreciated. Also I hear there is book about the Faulkenberry's from South Carolina, do you know about it and how I can get it?

Ruby May Wilkey Faulkenberry

Lynda_Rohr — 2009-03-29 23:42:37Z

Ruby May Wilkey Faulkenberry 95yrs 1day; passed away on March 15, 2009 in Purcell, Oklahoma. She was the wife of Robert Charlie Faulkenberry son of Charlie Robert Faulkenberry and Narcisus Bell Nix Faulkenberry. For more information contact me @br34me@iland.net
Thanks

Re: FAMILY TREE

PFaulkinberry — 2009-03-21 17:07:25Z

please e-mail me at pat167@centurytel.net. would like to discuss Faulkenberry's as I have lots of information.

Re: Faulkenberry - Cannon Co., TN. > MO.

jbuckley193 — 2009-01-20 18:56:39Z

Is Peter R. Simpson, Peter Ryan/Rine Simpson?
Shelia

Joakim Faulkenberry, Richmond County, GA

PSUMERA — 2009-01-03 01:26:56Z

On February 20, 1801,in Augusta, Richmond County, GA, John McDade married Milly Fortuneberry, Security Joakim Faulkenberry.
The bride's name was spelled differently form the person serving as Security on the certificate.
Anyone know Joakim Faulkenberry?

Re: James H. FAULKENBERRY and Sarah A. KYLE/COIL

AMORourke — 2008-03-24 02:46:50Z

I just received James H. Faulkenbery/berry's Civil War service file. The records indicate that he mustered in at the age of 33 on 14 August 1863 in Pilot Knob, MO. This would give him a birth year of 1830. Could he be the brother of Jacob Thomas Calvin (b. 1828), David Edward (b. 1825) or Leander (b. 1818)? Jacob Thomas Calvin named his oldest son James H. (b. 1854 in Black River, MO). Any and all ideas welcome!

Ann

James H. FAULKENBERRY and Sarah A. KYLE/COIL

AMORourke — 2008-02-22 06:01:35Z

I just received a Civil War pension packet for James H. Faulkenberry. He married Sarah A. Kyle/Coil 7 June 1854. They were married by John Stricklin (Strickland?) in Centerville, Reynolds Co., MO. (Sarah had married John Miller 18 Sept 1852 and he died 15 Dec. 1852.) James enlisted in the Civil War 9 Aug. 1863 and was discharged 13 July 1865. He fought in Co. A, 3rd Reg't, MO Cavalry. According to the pension records, he was a blacksmith and was injured while shoeing a horse in 1864. Following the war, the family moved to Kansas at some point. They were living in New Albany, Wilson Co., KS in 1890. James died there 18 Feb. 1897. Sarah was living in Sheridan, Crawford Co., KS at the time of the 1900 census (T623_477 p. 5A ED 91). According to that census, they had had 10 children and 6 were alive in 1900. It also states that she was 64, born Sept. 1835 in Kentucky, and a widow. A son, John, 21, born Dec. 1878 in Kansas, is living with her. I found them in the 1860 census in Black River, Reynolds Co., MO (family #37, M653_643). The name looks like "Foukenberry" and James is listed as J.H. At that time, he was 27 and Sarah was 26. They had a 3 year old daughter Cintha. It indicates that 12 year old Frances Ward (female) is living with them.

Can someone tell me who the parents of James H. are? Also, do you know the names of the other children? I'm not quite sure how he fits into my family tree.

Thanks!

Ann

Re: Faulkenberry - Cannon Co., TN. > MO.

BettyMcCollum76 — 2008-02-11 00:23:55Z

Ann:
I believe I have that information. I will check my notebook and get back with you. Please e-mail me at
betmac@centurytel.net
Good go hear from you again; always good to hear from another cousin.
Betty

Re: Faulkenberry - Cannon Co., TN. > MO.

AMORourke — 2008-02-10 20:45:25Z

Betty,
We have communicated before! I descend from Ruth's sister Cinthia BRAWLEY and her husband James FAULKENBERRY. Do you know who the parents of your David and William FAULKENBERRY are?

I found Hugh P. FAULKENBERRY (FAULKENBERG in the index on Ancestry), age 26, in the 1850 census in Reynolds Co., MO. Living with him are Jane, 20, born MO, and Martha, 14, born MO. You don't list them as sisters of Hugh. Do you know who they are? I see from the MO state archives that Martha died in 1855 of typhoid fever. The death certificate states that Martha was born in AR.

Any thoughts about this?

Ann

Re: Zachariah Faulkenberry

AEGRIF — 2007-12-14 23:21:02Z

foodguy3:

Have you considered doing the DNA test? A great grandson of Jeremiah Faulkinberry tested and at this time he does not match with any of the others in the project. It would be helpful...and interesting...to know if you match with him or any of the others in the Fortenberry DNA project. This newest research tool is most likely the only hope we have of connecting to earlier ancestors. You are an ideal candidate since your lineage back to Jacob and Rebekah has been proven.

For more information on this project go to: "http://www.familytreedna.com/public/fortenberrydna/"

Faulkenbury child born in Elwood, In. Mercy Hosp July 1944

astro66mom — 2007-11-15 18:36:14Z

Looking for information on the mother of a female child born to Laban Faulkenbury (father, age 28) July 18, 1944 at the Mercy Hosptial, Elwood, Indiana. Mother was 40 years old at the time with possibly an 18 yr daughter in another city. Birth certificate stated her name as "Ruth M." Faulkenbury, but never officially married Leban. She gave up the little girl for adoption. Ruth (may not be her real name)may have lived in Elwood and thought to have attended or taught at Butler University. Laban died in 1948. Seeking info on possibility of birth mother still living or other step relatives of same.

Re: William M. Faughtenbery (B. 4/20/1860 in AL), married to Margaret Lucy Crooks in Titus Co, TX in 1886. He died in SE Okla o

doylejohnson67 — 2007-11-12 15:42:32Z

A father of William born in 1831 could be right, but family legend is that dad died in Civil War. However, can find no records to that effect.

Did find my William living in Shelby Co AL and getting into trouble in 1880 (criminal records). Think he had a bad crowd. No idea where born or parents, accept that a "Lawley/Lolley" may figure in.

Tell me more. Thanks. Lisa - threeeagles@earthlink.net

Re: FaulkenberryFalkenbury - Canon Co., TN. > Oregon Co., MO.

falkenberry — 2007-11-12 00:12:41Z

NO my Falkenberry were never Fortenberry but many Were interchangable.

Re: FaulkenberryFalkenbury - Canon Co., TN. > Oregon Co., MO.

foodguy3 — 2007-11-11 23:51:54Z

Any chance your Jacobs had the last name Fortenberry?

Re: William M. Faughtenbery (B. 4/20/1860 in AL), married to Margaret Lucy Crooks in Titus Co, TX in 1886. He died in SE Okla o

foodguy3 — 2007-11-11 23:34:07Z

I have 2 generations of Williams but no dates associated with the younger but the older was b. 1831 - d. 1912

Re: Zachariah Faulkenberry

foodguy3 — 2007-11-11 23:15:09Z

Okay, I am a descendant of Zach and Christopher.
John Leonard was the son of Zachariah T Faulkinberry.
Minnie Mae was the daughter of Christopher Faulkenbury.
They married 11 Dec 1894 and had my grandfather and 9 other kids. My grandfather ended up in Texas then Louisiana after my father was born.

Re: Leander Faulkenberry Reynolds County MO

2006-07-24 00:11:41Z

Thanks so much Ann for the reply! I will look into this lead and hope to find some documentation. How much/what kind of searching have you already done for documentation? Have you looked for a probate record for James at all? Do you have any more details about him - where he lived, died, etc. that could help point me in the right direction?

Thanks so much!

Falkenberry, Faulkenberry, Fortenberry

2005-01-05 16:17:23Z

Nadyne,

In all your infomation do you have anything on Wiley born 1805 SC? I've tried just about every avenue available to locate information on Wiley (Fortenberry) born that date and place. I have information 1840 SC census and 1880 GA census, but do not have date or place of death. At least three of his sons and several grandchildren are buried in southeastern Gordon County, GA at Wesley Chapel Methodist Church Cemetary.

I have taken into considertion the different spellings and tried those. If you (or anyone) can suggest anything further, I would greatly appreciate and welcome those suggestions.

Thank you for your attention and welcom your reply.

Linda Fortenberry Stone.

Re: Faulkenberry's from S.C.

2004-12-13 23:33:46Z

I'm working on the Faulkenberry question too, as I have ties to the Robertses and I work with a person in the Faulkenberry line.

Please send your e-mail address and we can exchange info if you'd like.

Take care,
Brenda

George Fortenberry

AEGRIF44 — 2006-10-10 18:24:41Z

I would like to know the parents of George Fortenberry. Records indicate that he married Mae Parker, Dec 22, 1925, Madison Co., AL, Vol 51, Pg 282.

George Faulkenberry-Giles Co., TN

AEGRIF — 2007-06-19 16:04:13Z

I would appreciate information concerning George M. Faulkenberry's lineage. He was born 1929, TN and died 1996, Giles Co., TN.

AN ACT To designate a certain bridge located on U.S. Highway 64 in Giles County as the "George Faulkenberry Memorial Bridge".

BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:

SECTION 1. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, the bridge spanning Buchanan Creek on U.S. Highway 64 in Giles County is hereby designated as the "George Faulkenberry Memorial Bridge" in honor of this exceptional gentleman's life of purpose and commitment.

Thank you,
Audrey

Re: FAULKENBERRY, Jacob & Charity

RonFalconberry — 2004-12-06 22:48:12Z

Donna,

I have record of a Jacob and Charity Falconbury who may be the ones you are looking for. In my records, Jacob was born on Feb 14, 1757 in Anson County, NC, and died on Nov 2, 1844 in Decatur County, IN.

He was married to Charity (last name unknown) who was still living in 1830 in Decatur County but must have died prior to 1836 because Jacob married Lavinia Brown on Jan 19, 1836.

Jacob and Charity moved from SC to Casey County, KY around 1800-1802 and lived there until 1826 when they sold their land and moved on to Indiana where they lived out the rest of their lives. They appear to have had about eleven children two of whom moved with them to Indiana and made their lives there.

Please let me know if you need any additional information..

James FAULKENBERRY of Franklin Co., AL Tishomingo Co., MS

nlynn8538 — 2006-11-05 03:03:11Z

James FAULKENBERRY was born c1801-1805 place not known; married 2-4 times; only kown wife is Sarah "Sallie" McKNIGHT whom he married 1 Dec 1838 in Lawrence Co., AL. He lived in Franklin Co., AL and Tishomingo Co., MS. James died right after the Civil War (1865?) probably in Franklin Co., AL. He had 17 to 21 children. My great grandfather was Charlie Robert FAULKENBERRY, his youngest child. Would like ot have information on James' ancestors or descendants.

Faulkenberry

nlynn8538 — 2006-11-05 03:03:11Z

Hi, Cecil Faullkenberry. I would love to
help you, but "everything" I have on
Faulkenberry is too big an order. A
name, date of birth, place of residence
would help mightily. Sincerely,
Nadyne Faulkenberry Lynn

Leander Faulkenberry Reynolds County MO

ncrain — 2006-04-12 18:41:39Z

Looking to identify Leander Faulkenberry's (b. 1819 TN) siblings and parents. He married Malinda Chapman in lawrence county TN and moved to Reynolds county Missouri. David Edward and Thomas (who later moved to IL) are on teh same 1850 census page in Reynolds county. and I think they are likely siblings. Hugh P. Faulkenberry is also in the area and may be a brother or cousin. If anyone can help tie these people together please let me know!

Re: Falkenbury/ Faulkenbury

ncrain — 2006-04-12 18:38:14Z

Ann and Nadyne,
I am a descendent of Leander Faulkenberry who married in Lawrence county, TN and moved to reynolds county, MO. In the 1850 census in reynolds county Leander, David Edward and Thomas were all on the same page. I am almost certain they must have been brothers and am trying to tie them all together. I am trying to build a family group of siblings and parents but can not yet definitively identify who all is tied. Have either of you found a death certificate for Thomas? Have you researched Leander or David Edward? Thank you for any help.

Re: Jacob T. C. Faulkenberry

AMORourke — 2005-12-21 22:31:25Z

Hi Helen!

My Jacob T. C. Faulkenberry was born in 1828 so your John can't be his father. I've had some responses that indicate that his parents may have been James Faulkenberry and Cinthia Brawley which would make sense since his first daughter was named Cynthia Brawley Faulkenberry. However, I have no proof of this at this point.

Thanks for your response!

Ann

Re: Falkenbury/ Faulkenbury

AMORourke — 2005-11-26 21:07:49Z

Rebecca, did you find any information on your line? My ggggrandparents were Jacob Thomas Calvin (Thomas) Faulkenberry and Margery Hasty. Both were born in Tennessee circa 1830. They were living in Black River, Reynolds Co., Missouri by 1850 and then moved to Monroe Co., Illinois by 1870. They had 7 children. I have the names of these five: Cynthia Brawley Faulkenberry (my gggrandmother, born 1850); Sarah Jane (born 1852); James (born 1854); Margaret (born 1857); John (born 1870). I am guessing that the other two were born in the 1860 although I have no record of them at this time.

I don't believe that John married. He and his mother are listed in St. Louis in the 1910 and 1920 census records and he is listed in 1930. James married Isabell (surname unknown) and had at least 7 children: Thomas (born 1882); Maggie (born 1885); Margie (born 1887); Minnie (born 1892); Hughey O. (born 1895); Louis O. (born 1995); James (born 1898). Hughey or Louis may have gone by the nickname of Otto. James died before 1910; Isabell died 7 Jan 1948.

Could this be your family?

Ann

Re: Leander Faulkenberry Reynolds County MO

AMORourke — 2006-06-18 16:04:28Z

Hi Natasha!
I descend from the Thomas that you mention. His real name per his Civil War records is Jacob Thomas Calvin Faulkenberry! He married Margaret/Margery Hasty. She was the daughter of Jacob Hasty and Sarah HIll Copeland. As for Thomas' parents and siblings, I believe that his parents were James Faulkenberry, born 1799 in GA. On 5 Setp 1821 in Rutherford Co., TN, he married Cinthia Brawley, born 1802 in TN. It is generally believed (in other words, no proof) that they had these three sons:
Leander, born abt. 1818
David Edward, born 29 Mar 1825
Jacob "Thomas," born 9 Jan 1828

I think this makes sense. When Thomas married, he named his first born Cynthia Brawley Faulkenberry, after his mother. Cynthia is my gg grandmother.

I'm not sure how Hugh fits in.

The Faulkenberry, Hasty, and Copeland families seemed to have moved together.

Ann

Faulkenberrys in Moredock Illinois

AMORourke — 2005-02-14 20:25:14Z

I have found Thomas (53, b. TN) and Margery (44, b. TN)Faulkenberry (in the index as Faulkenberg) in the 1880 census for Monroe Co., Illinois (T9_237, p. 65A, ED 66, image 0131). They have a son John who is 10 and was born in Illinois. I believe that these are the same people listed in the 1850 census for Reynolds Co., MO (in the index as Faulkenbury, M432_412, p. 391). I find Margery (Faulkenburry) in the 1900 census in St. Louis, ward 11, with her son John (T623_893, p. 2A, ED 170). The entry states that she has had one child and that child is still living. Obviously, that would be John. I am wondering if this is true. Does anyone know about this family?

Ann

Jacob T. C. Faulkenberry

AMORourke — 2005-09-04 03:11:13Z

I just received the Civil War pension records for the widow of Jacob T. C. (Thomas Calvin) Faulkenberry. According to the records, he was born in Lawrence Co., TN, married Margery Hasty (born in TN 1830) 9 Aug 1848, fought in the Civil War 1864-1865, and died in Monroe Co.,/St. Clair Co., Illinois in 1888. According to Margery's 1900 census records in St. Louis, they had 7 children. I have: Cynthia Brawley Faulkenberry (my gggrandmother), b. 29 June 1850; Sarah Jane Faulkenberry b. abt. 1852; James Faulkenberry, b. abt. 1854; Margaret Faulkenberry, b. abt. 1857; John T. Faulkenberry, b. abt. 1870.

They lived in Iron Co., MO prior to the Civil War and moved to Illinois following the war.

Does anyone know who Jacob Thomas Calvin Faulkenberry's parents were? Most census records indicate that his name was Thomas Faulkenberry.

Ann

1870 census Illinois

AMORourke — 2005-05-02 02:06:00Z

Can anyone tell me who the Faulkenberry/Falkenberg family is that is listed in the 1870 census for Monroe Co., Illinois M593_261 p. 555 (page number on document says 20, post office is Merrimac)? The initials look like I.S.C. with wife Margaret. Thomas and Cynthia Rusan who live next door are my gg grandparents. Cynthia's maiden name was Faulkenberry and the family bible says that her parents were Thomas Calvin and Margery Hasty Faulkenberry, not I.S.C. and Margaret.

I found Thomas Falkenberry/berg in Monroe Co., Illinois, Twp. 2, Range 11, p 547 (document says p. 4, post office Columbia) with his wife Margaret. Living with them is a daughter, Lucinda, age 20!

From the 1850 and 1860 census records, I know that two Cynthia Faulkenberrys were born in Black River, Reynolds Co., MO in 1849/50. The parents of one were Thomas and Margery; the parents of the other were Leander and Margaret. I don't know if the information in the bible was added later and may be incorrect....help!! This is just making me crazy!!

Ann

Faulkenbury married Catharine Fail

NancyHammons — 2007-08-18 22:25:43Z

Does any one know any thing about the Faulkenbury who married Catharine Fail in South Carolina? Catharine was born in 1790. That's all I know. Thanks

Re: Leander Faulkenberry Reynolds County MO

sharglove — 2007-01-08 02:49:52Z

I got into the middle of the conversation so I hope this is what you were wanting to know. Cintha Brawley's fathers name was Hugh Prior/Pryor Brawley/Braley/Braly. Hope this helps.

Sharon

Re: Falkenbury/ Faulkenbury

NadyneLynn40 — 2006-01-05 15:55:20Z

Ann, I would like to correspond with you via e-mail. Please write me at anlynn@cox.net. Blessings, Nadyne

Re: Jacob Faulkenberry

NadyneLynn40 — 2006-01-05 15:55:20Z

Helen Williams,
Do you have any males in your family who still carry the FAULKENBERRY surname? If so, might they submit to a DNA test from Family Tree DNA. My brother did, and he was a perfect match with three men (only seven have been tested as yet). It would be great to know what your DNA line looks like. Y-DNA is carried only though the male, so the participant must be male with the surname. Nadyne Lynn

Faulkenberry's from S.C.

maggiemater1 — 2006-11-27 11:55:15Z

I am looking for info on the Faulkenberrys from the Flat Creek area of Lancaster County near Kershaw.
Mahala Faulkenberry married John Roberts.

DNA project for Faulkenberry, Fortenberry and Falkenburg.

r410berry — 2005-04-04 06:38:43Z

I have found a direct descendent of Henry Jacob Falkenburg, who most researchers believe we descended from. By doing a DNA test we will be able to find out if we have a common ancestor. I am looking for male descendents from any of these familys who would like get in the project. We will be able to find out if we have a common ancestor and about how many generations back to that ancestor. We will be able to answer many of the questions we all have. Being as our names Fortenberry, Faulkenberry, Falconberry all originated in America this is the only way we are going to be able to find out where we came from for sure. Anyone interested in joining ccontact me at r410berry@msn.com. The basic test is 99.00 if we get at least 6 people to join. I have three right now and as soon as we get three more we can get started. I will pay for William Falkenburgs being as he is a main key.

Re: DNA project for Faulkenberry, Fortenberry and Falkenburg.

r410berry — 2005-04-04 06:38:43Z

We have started the DNA testing project. If anyone is interested go to www.familytreedna.com

DNA Results for Faulkenberry/Fortemberry

r410berry — 2005-04-04 06:38:43Z

The first results are back and can be viewed at:http://www.familytreedna.com/public/fortenberrydna/
Any male Faulkenberry that would like to join project please contact me.

Faulkenberry Fortenberry DNA Results

r410berry — 2005-04-04 06:38:43Z

Recent DNA testing proves Faulkenberry and Fortenberry families descend from common ancestor. I matched 25 out of 25 markers with a Faulkenberry that tested.

Re: Jacob T. C. Faulkenberry

airbrushartist — 2005-12-20 00:01:01Z

I have a John Calvin Faulkenberry born July 11, 1835 near Nashville, Tn. that is a brother to my gggrandfather. Could this be what you need? new address bw722@iland.net

Jacob Faulkenberry

airbrushartist — 2005-12-19 23:54:04Z

I have info avaliable to anyone that need info on the Line of Jacob Faulkenberry born 1770 in Lancaster, S. Carolina. To Thomas J. Faulkenberry born 1808 in Clarke County, Ga. to My great-great grandfather was James Tolivar Faulkenberry born 1849 in Lone Jack, Mo.
my new e-mail is bw722@iland.net

Re: Faulkenberry/ SC GA AL TX

foodguy3 — 2007-11-11 23:01:50Z

Not sure you look at this anymore but I am the ggggrandson of Jacob B Fortenberry. His son was Zachariah T Faulkinberry. I am also trying to find information back through the SC connection to England/Germany. I know Jacob's father's name is Fortenberry like his but have no other information including his spouse.

Re: Faulkenberrys in Moredock Illinois

AnnORourke24 — 2005-02-26 05:32:15Z

I just found a cousin with the family bible and it states that the parents of Cynthia Brawley Faulkenberry were Thomas Calvin Faulkenberry (b. 1818) and Marjorie Hasty (b. 1830). Can anyone connect with them? They were both born in Tennessee.

Ann

Looking for parents of James Faulkenberry

DeborahMusgrove14 — 2005-11-15 22:57:42Z

Looking for James Faulkenberry's parents names.
James was born either 1801 or 1802. One says the Carolina's and another says Alabama. My oral family history says James came from Ireland. But who knows.
He married Sarah McKnight "Sallie" on December 1, 1838.
James died just after the War Between the States. 1865(circa)
Any help will be appreciated.
You can contact me at my friend's email address:
keanuyms1@yahoo.com
Thanks

LuElla Campbell

CoachTurner — 2005-05-14 19:29:17Z

Tammy, and anyone else related:
LuElla Campbell (1897-1983) who m. Roby Bentley and Robert Faulkenberry was mother to the following children (source birth certificates and their neice):

Ida Mae Bentley (1914)
Willie Bentley (1917)
Frank Faulkenberry
John Faulkenberry
Bertha Faulkenberry
Lillie Ann Faulkenberry
Edna Faulkenberry

at the funeral of Ida Mae Bentley in February 2000 I spoke with Linda Johnson (d/o Lillie Ann "Ann"), Doug Greene (s/o Edna), Uncle John, and the many grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Ida Mae "Mae" -- I'd really like to connect with this line of the family.

I have some information re: ancestry of LuElla and am always willing to share.

CoachTurner@softhome.net
CarsonTurner@aol.com
PO Box 2014 - Concord, North Carolina 28026-2014

LuElla Campbell Bentley Faulkenberry

CoachTurner — 2005-05-14 19:29:17Z

http://members.aol.com/carsonturner/luellacampbell.gif links to a photo taken in August 1959 which includes LuElla Campbell, daughter Ida Mae (Mae)Bentley, and grand-daughter Jenny Mae (Jenny) Crowe...