Person:Charles Faulkner (4)

Census 1880, Bourbon Twp, Marshall Co fCharles Age 14, Occup, works on farm; born in Indiana

List of Residents of Noble County 1919: Faukner, Chas (w Ida ch Clarence, Lester, Glen, Louetta, Dortha) farmer T (tenant) 3 h (horses) 5 c (cattle) R2 Wawaka , Rd 8

Marie Williams says Bertha Faulkner who is organizing Faulkner reunion in Atwood In is "another of Charles Faulkner's granddaughters." Will try to get this connection. (Doc F 10)

Obituary from file at Albion Public Library: March 1943 AGED WAWAKA RESIDENT DIED AT KENDALLVILLE Charles U. Faulkner, 77, of Wawaka, died Thursdy evening, 8 o'clock at McCray Hospital of apoplexy with which he was stricken the prvious Friday night. Taken to the hospital soon after suffeirng the spoplectic stroke, his conditon had been critical, since that time. Born December 4, 1865, near Ft Wayne he was the son of Elijah and Hattie Faulkner. He had resided the greater part of the last 37 years at Wawaka having moved their from the Bourbon and Bremen communitieswhere the family resided a number of years. He was united in marriage in 1895 with Ida Mae King of Marshall County and to this union 11 children were born, eight of whom survive. Surviving besides the widow are four sons and four daughters includig Mrs. Floyd Maxson and Lester Faulkner of Kendallville, Mrs Bertha Manges, South Bend; Mrs Eula Wiles, Teegarden; Mrs. Dortha Squier, and Clarence Faulkner, Corunna; Mrs Orville Wood, Ft Wayne; Glenn Faulkner, Waterloo; three brothers and three sisters, Elzie Faulkner, South Bend; Clem Faulkner and Mrs. Emma Haines, Bourbon; Mrs. Carrie Naylor, Nappanee, Cyrus Faulkner, Brimfield; Mrs Nettie Enterline, Chicago. Thirty-nine grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren also survive. The funeral was held Sunday with a short service at 11:30 a.m. at a Kendallville funeral homeand at 2 o'clock at the Sandredge Methodist Church, south of Nappanee. The Rev. Mr. Howe officiated and burial was in the Sandridge (cemetery?)

Faulkner Charles U, 77 of Wawaka, died Thursday evening 8 o'clock at McCray Hospital of apoplexy. Born Dec. 4, 1865 near Fort Wayne, he was the son of Elijah and Hattie Faulkner. He had resided the greater part of the past 37 years at Wawaka, having moved there from the Bourbon and Bremen communities where the family resided a number of years. He was united in marriage in 1895 with Ida Mae King of Marshall County, and to this union 11 children were born, eight of whom survive. Surviving are the widow; four sons and four daughters, including Mrs. Floyd Maxson and Lester Faulkner of Kendallville, Mrs. Bertha Manges, South Bend, Mrs. Eula Wiles, Teegarden, Mrs. Dortha Squier and Clarence Faulkner, Corunna, Mrs. Orville Wood, Fort Wayne, Glenn Faulkner, Waterloo; three brothers and three sisters, Elza Faulkner, South Bend, Clem Faulkner and Mrs. Emma Haines, Bourbon, Mrs. Carrie Naylor, Nappanee, Cyrus Faulkner, Brimfield, Mrs. Nettie Enterline, Chicago. Thirty-nine grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren also survive. Funeral was Sunday at Sandredge Methodist Church, Rev. Howe officiating. Burial, Sandredge Cemetery. + 3-?-1943 [pjc87guy.GED]

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• Name: Charles U Faulkner 1
• Sex: M
• Birth: 4 DEC 1865 in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana 1
• Death: MAR 1943 in Kendallville, Noble County, Indiana 1
• Burial: Sandredge Cemetery 1,,

"According to family lore his (Charles Ulysses Faulkner) his grandmother was Amanda S. Staman/Stayman. These are the variations that the Stemen line takes." Jim Leavell in email, 3/16/07

1. ↑ Source (8).
2.   Source (41).
3.   Source (6).
4.   Source (9).
5. ↑ Ft Wayne Allen Co. In (Dan Bell)and obit
6. ↑ 26 Feb 1943 #145
7. ↑ Funeral at Sandridge Meth Ch. Rev Howe off.
8. ↑ LDS microfilm death, marriage