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Orange County Indexed

Falkner marriages

9 marriages in which the groom or the bride bears the name, oldest first.

Vinsen Willkey and Beady Falkner

Marriage bond, 16 September 1806

Bond dated
16 September 1806
In the books
Orange Marriage Book W-Z, page 599, at the Register of Deeds

Vincent Falkner and Lively Merritt

Marriage bond, 14 October 1807

Bond dated
14 October 1807
In the books
Orange Marriage Book D-F, page 617, at the Register of Deeds

Moses Falkner and Eliza Barton

Marriage bond, 25 January 1826

Bond dated
25 January 1826
In the books
Orange Marriage Book D-F, page 613, at the Register of Deeds

Henderson Fowler and Harriet Falkner

Marriage bond, 9 September 1830

Bond dated
9 September 1830
In the books
Orange Marriage Book D-F, page 828, at the Register of Deeds
Other readings
  • Ingmire reads the bride as Harriett Falker

Sterling Quals and Emily Falkner

Marriage bond, 8 August 1837

Bond dated
8 August 1837
In the books
Orange Marriage Book N-R, page 795, at the Register of Deeds

Thomas Falkner and Betsy Bowers

Marriage bond, 20 March 1838

Bond dated
20 March 1838
In the books
Orange Marriage Book D-F, page 616, at the Register of Deeds

Sanders Falkner and Mary S Cape

Marriage bond, 22 July 1860

Bond dated
22 July 1860
Married
22 July 1860
In the books
Orange Marriage Book D-F, pages 614-615, at the Register of Deeds
Other readings
  • Holcomb reads the date as 21 July 1860
In the newspaper
Hillsborough Recorder, 1 August 1860, page 3: married by J. S. Craig, Esq.; bride: daughter of Mr. Reding[?] Cape (our reading of the notice)
  • Microfilm at the Orange County Public Library, Wall Local History Collection: reel 60004, “Marriage Bonds, 1752–1868, Con–Gw” (the name falls near a reel’s first or last bond; check both).
  • Microfilm at the Orange County Public Library, Wall Local History Collection: reel 60001, “Marriage Record, 1851–66, and Marriage Registers, 1867–72”.
  • The 1936 State Archives abstract of the bonds, image 143 on FamilySearch, or the one before or after it: the bondsman and witness are there.
  • Find this marriage on FamilySearch (free account; its dates are often the bond’s).

John Falkner and Mary E Mitchell

Marriage bond, 19 March 1862

Bond dated
19 March 1862
In the books
Orange Marriage Book D-F, page 612, at the Register of Deeds
  • Microfilm at the Orange County Public Library, Wall Local History Collection: reel 60004, “Marriage Bonds, 1752–1868, Con–Gw” (the name falls near a reel’s first or last bond; check both).
  • Microfilm at the Orange County Public Library, Wall Local History Collection: reel 60001, “Marriage Record, 1851–66, and Marriage Registers, 1867–72”.
  • The 1936 State Archives abstract of the bonds, image 143 on FamilySearch, or the one before or after it: the bondsman and witness are there.
  • Find this marriage on FamilySearch (free account; its dates are often the bond’s).

James Falkner and Julia Scott

Marriage bond, 22 September 1866

Bond dated
22 September 1866
Married
23 September 1866
In the books
Orange Marriage Book D-F, pages 609-611, at the Register of Deeds
Other readings
  • Ingmire reads the date as 23 September 1866
  • Microfilm at the Orange County Public Library, Wall Local History Collection: reel 60004, “Marriage Bonds, 1752–1868, Con–Gw” (the name falls near a reel’s first or last bond; check both).
  • Microfilm at the Orange County Public Library, Wall Local History Collection: reel 60001, “Marriage Record, 1851–66, and Marriage Registers, 1867–72”.
  • The 1936 State Archives abstract of the bonds, image 143 on FamilySearch, or the one before or after it: the bondsman and witness are there.
  • Find this marriage on FamilySearch (free account; its dates are often the bond’s).
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Every Falkner record, by decade: deeds, court minutes, wills, tax lists and more
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