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Other Falkenburg Records

STATE CENSUS: 1856 POWESHIEK County, Jackson Twp., Iowa (5 Falkinburg)

Gazetteer and business directory of Seneca County, N.Y., for 1867-8 (3 Falkinburg + 1 business)

GEAUGA COUNTY OHIO - Marriages, 1806 - 1919 ( FALKINBURG, James QUIGGLE, Elizabeth 16 May 1838 C 286
FALKINBURG, Samuel)

Obituary > Los Angeles, California > 1947 James M. Falkinburg father of Sam Nelson (assistant director Columbia Studios)

History of the Western Reserve Charles Falkinburg and daughter Mary Falkinburg (Monmouth,NJ)

Joseph Falkinburg

From: Cedar Swamp Creek : stories and sketches of the area by Joyce Van Vorst

Pictures of historic home of Joseph Falkinburg, Cape May County, NJ

Josiah Falkinburg

USCG Lightships (1884-1915: Josiah C Falkinburg, Master)

David Falkinburg (son of Henry Jacobs Falkinburg II) (descendents) David Falkinburg > David Falkinburg > Ebenezer Falkinburg > Sarah Ann Falkinburg

Edwin A. Falkinburg (Distinguished Service Cross WWI)--may be son of Timothy Falkinburg son of Samuel 2.

Corporal George Falkinburg: (search for Falkinburg and Falkenberg)

George Falkingburg was a resident of Bon Homme county and one of the Shober pioneer party who came from Minnesota in 1858 and located at the old town of Bon Homme. He was a young man about the age of 22, and enlisted in Company A in 1861 from Bon Homme county. At the close of the war he set- tled in Yankton county, and took unto himself a wife. Miss Olive Stone, daughter of the pioneer, James M. Stone. His wife died a few years after her marriage. One son was born to them, who is now engaged in the publication of a newspaper at Scot land. Mr. Falkingburg served for a number of years as deputy U. S. Marshal under L. H. Litchfield, in which employment he won renown because of his success in finding his man who in a number of instances had sought an asylum with some of the Indian tribes. Leaving employment as marshal he engaged in the live stock business near the Black Hills, and quitting that entered the South Dakota Soldier's Home where he died several years ago. (G. W. K.)

 

 

 

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