Lucille Wilma Falor married Howard Morton. Lucille Wilma Falor married George Nahm. Lucille Wilma Falor married Jack Steward. Lucille Wilma Falor is the daughter of Clarence Earl Falor and Edith E. Bassett.^2,3

     Lucinda was raised by her aunt Elizabeth Falor (nee Pelton). Elizabeth left her $100 in her will to Lucinda.² Lucinda R Falor was born on 2 February 1827 at OH, USA.¹ She was the daughter of George Adam Falor and Nancy McCoy.¹ As of 15 April 1848,her married name was Gottwalt.¹ Lucinda R Falor married John Gottwalt on 15 April 1848 at Summit County, OH, USA.¹ Lucinda R Falor died on 30 April 1914 at age 87.^1,3

     Lydia Falor was born in 1804 at PA, USA. She was the daughter of John Adam Fehler and Elizabeth "Eve" Beischlein. As of 12 August 1823,her married name was Viers. Lydia Falor married Nehemiah Viers, son of Bazel Viers and Ann Dixon, on 12 August 1823 at Portage County, OH, USA; Marriage License 1:359, Portage County, OH.¹ Lydia Falor appeared on the census of 1830 at Coventry Township, Portage county, OH, USA.² She appeared on the census of 1850 at Jefferson Township, Richland County, OH, USA.² She died in 1879 at OH, USA.

     Her married name was Scanes.¹ Her married name was Jackson.¹ Lydia A Falor married William Scanes.¹ Lydia A Falor married S. L. Jackson.¹ Lydia A Falor was born on 5 April 1840 at Coventry Township, Portage County, OH, USA.² She was the daughter of John Adam Falor Jr. and Kiziah Wink.¹ As of 9 February 1857,her married name was Bower.² Lydia A Falor married Luther H. Bower on 9 February 1857 at Summit County, OH, USA.² Lydia A Falor died on 22 March 1907 at Summit County, OH, USA, at age 66.² Taken from The Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio, Wednesday, March 27, 1907, Page 3, Column 3:

Among the many bequests made by Lydia Scanes (Jackson) is one to the Akron Seventh Day Adventists. It is provided in the will that the marriage contract existing between her and S.L. Jackson be rightly carried out and that no part of her estate be given to Jackson, providing he is living at her death. And to what this marriage contract was, nothing is known at the probate office.

Transcribed by Samantha Falor, 2005


on 27 March 1907.² She was buried in April 1907 at Mount Hope Cemetery, Akron, Summit County, OH, USA.² Lydia is mentioned in a legal case by Sylvestor Falor regarding an issue with the inheritance she left for "the children living of Isaac and Jacob Falor, and Alice and Henry Reaves"

on 12 October 1910.³

     Lydia Ellen Falor was born on 14 January 1886 at Swan, Marion County, IA, USA.¹ She was the daughter of Isaac Falor and Metila "Metilda" Thomas.

     Mable Frances Falor married Joseph McDaniel. Mable Frances Falor is the daughter of Fredrick Elmer Falor and Addiebelle Lucille Hill.

     Mable Devlin was living in West Palm Beach Florida at the time of Thomas J. Falor's death.¹ Mable Ione Falor was born on 9 May 1874 at Alliance, Stark County, OH, USA.² She was the daughter of Thomas Jefferson Falor and Emily Smedley.¹ Mable Ione Falor appeared on the census of 1880; Census Place: Massillion, Stark, Ohio. Family History Library Film: 1255067, NA Film Number: T9-1067, Page Number: 165D.³ As of 13 May 1898,her married name was Young.¹ She married Eugene V. Young on 13 May 1898 at Stark County, OH, USA.¹

     “Dr. Mae Falor
     Dr. Mae Falor, only 4-feet-11 herself, seemed perfectly sized to be a children’s dentist, “and the kids really loved her” said her foster son, Jerry Stowe.
     Dr. Falor, Sacramento’s first woman dentist, built a Tudor-style building at 2728 Capitol Ave. to house her specialized practice, “and every child who went there remembers how it was scaled to a child’s size, how the chairs and tables and everything were child-sized. And parents couldn’t stay—they weren’t allowed.”
     Stowe said that many of Sacramento’s most prominent citizens “owe their fine teeth to her.”
     Dr. Falor practiced from 1923 to 1961, when “for the first time she treated the grandchild of one of her former patients,” Stowe said. “She said that then it was about time she retired.”
     Dr. Falor was the last member of a pioneer family. Her father, Frank Falor, came to California in a covered wagon, settling in Eureka and founding the Elk River Mill and Lumber Co., which was later to become Georgia-Pacific.
     Dr. Falor died Sunday (Feb. 20) at her Sacramento home.
     She was a member of the Zonta Club, the American Dental Association, California Dental Association, Sacramento county Dental Society, President’s Club of Stanford University, President’s Club of the University of California, Berkeley, and was a 63-year member of the Lodi Chapter OES.
     Services will be at 11:30 a.m. Thursday at East Lawn Chapel, 43^rd Street and Folsom Boulevard. “

Taken from a clipping of the Obituaries section of an unknown newspaper.
Dated February 22, 1983
Location: Sacramento, California. Transcribed by Allen P. Falor in 2005.²

Social Security Number was 550-54-9221.³ Mae Falor was born on 4 December 1899 at Bucksport, Humboldt County, CA, USA.³ She was the daughter of Frank Eugene Falor and Nina E. Cave.¹ Mae Falor died on 20 February 1983 at Sacramento, Sacramento County, CA, USA, at age 83.³

     Mamie A. Falor was born circa 1873.¹ She was the daughter of George Adam Falor and Emma Jeannnette Coon.¹ Mamie A. Falor appeared on the census of 1880; Census Place: Coventry, Summit, Ohio. Family History Library Film: 1255069, NA Film Number: T9-1069, Page Number: 193D.¹

     Marilyn Bernice Falor is the daughter of Murlin Elmer Falor and Mary Elizabeth Tappan. Marilyn Bernice Falor married Richard Louis Clay on 5 December 1948.