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[S3] Akron Beacon Journal, "Obit - Oliver Pinley." . March 3 1926.
[S8] Notable Clelands. Online http://www.clan-cleland.org/Notable%20Clelands.htm.

"On May 15, 2003, Humboldt County lost a statesman. Ward Eugene Falor died of complications from advanced Parkinson's Disease. Ward was a fourth generation Humboldter, born to Elmer E. (a tallyman with Holmes Eureka Lumber Co.) and Myrtle Keyser Falor (a school teacher) on February 12, 1922, in Cutten. Ancestral homes on the North Coast included a trading post on the Forks of the Salmon River which was opened by his Great Grandparents shortly after the area was settled by non native people; Maple Creek; Arcata Bottom; Cutten; and Eureka.
Ward attended Marshall grammar school before attending Eureka High School from which he graduated in 1939. In 1940, Ward entered Humboldt State where he majored in business education and art, until his education was interrupted by World War II. Ward then served as a flight mechanic and gunnery tester with North American Aviation from 1942 to 1944, then enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps. Ward served from 1945 to 1947 in the Arm an unknown date of Occupation in Tokyo, Japan, until he was discharged with a service disability after surviving a plane crash in Japan. Ward then returned to Humboldt State College taking Pre-Pharmacy classes. During the summer while at HSC, Ward worked highway construction as a Cat Skinner and Mechanic. University of California School of Pharmacy in San Francisco was Ward's next educational experience which culminated in his graduation in 1951 with highest honors at the top of his class, attaining the Bear Scholarship Trophy, the Rho Chi Science Scholarship Key, and the Kappa Psi Scholarship Key. While at Cal, Ward was President of his Senior Class, and President of the Stein & Serpent Society, and was a member of the Cal Club Interschool Coordinating Committee. From 1951 to 1953, Ward was a representative for Barnes Hind Laboratories and also worked in drug stores throughout the East Bay as a relief Pharmacist after passing his California State Pharmacy Licensing Examination. In March of 1953, Falor's Pharmacy, the first of may pharmacies was opened by Ward and his wife. The other Pharmacies Ward owned included Villa Pharmacy in McKinleyville, Buxton's Drugs, and Arcata Family Drugs. Ward was also an Independent Small Business Consultant from 1962 until he retired. From 1972-1973, Ward did business consulting fro Mad River Community Hospital and was very active in the effort at the State level to allow there to be a hospital in the Arcata area after Trinity Hospital was slated for closure. After leaving his hospital post, as administrator, Ward was an administrative consultant for Arcata Family Medical Group. During this time Ward also served on the Pharmacy Peer Review Committee with Blue Cross. New experiences intrigued Ward, and in 1974 he received his Emergency Medical Technician Certificate from College of the Redwoods.
Ward was President of the Arcata Health Council from 1954-1956, a member of the Arcata Planning Commission from 1954-1956, and was the President of the Arcata Planning Commission from 1958-1960. During his service on the Planning Commission, the first General Plan for the Arcata Area (which was also the first plan in Humboldt County was initiated and the plans for the Arcata Harbor were first introduced (1958). Ward was elected to the Arcata City Council for the first time in 1960, and helped to organize the Local Agency Formation Commission where he served as the first Chairman. During this time the council successfully bonded and constructed a new water system. Ward served as Mayor from 1962 to 1964 during which plans for the new City Hall were initiated, as well as the sanitary land fill. In 1964, Ward ran unsuccessfully for the California State Senate. In 1965, Ward was reappointed to the City Council, and was re-elected in 1966, during which time, plans for a new sewer system, and Harbor & Marina plans were initiated. Ward pushed for the formation of the Humboldt Bay Development Committee, and carried it through to commission status by helping to facilitate joint powers agreements between Humboldt County, the City of Eureka, and the City of Arcata. Ward served as Vice Chairman of this Commission after its formation. Ward also helped create the Arcata City and Humboldt State Liaison Committee, and served as its chairman. This committee enabled HSC and Arcata to agree on freeway plans. Ward served as acting chairman of the Mayors and Supervisors Committee for Area Wide Planning and HUD Processing. During his time on the council, Ward convinced the council not to sell the Jacoby Creek Watershed. Ward again served as Mayor of Arcata from 1966 to 1970. The years served by Ward as Mayor of Arcata total 7, the longest any one person has served as Mayor of Arcata. In 1969, Ward received the Eagles "Hometown Builder Salute". Ward was also a member of the California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission (an appointment by the Governor of State of California). From 1973 to 1976 this Coastal Commission reviewed and acted on more than 25, 000 permits. The creation of the Arcata Pool was one of Ward's pet projects. In October of 1987, long after his retirement from public service, the Arcata City Council recognized Ward for his contribution of time and expertise to the Arcata March Project's inception. The 1964 resolution from the Arcata City Council summed up the contribution that Ward has made for this community: "The people of this area will benefit from his tenure of office for many years to come."
Ward has been active, in Kiwanis, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion, Rotary, Knights of Columbus, and St. Mary's Catholic Church. His hobbies included boating (both sail and motorized), swimming, skiing (both water and snow), back packing, trailering, rock hunting, and horsemanship.
Ward is survived by the love of his life, Jean Schussman Falor, and their Children: Ward Michael Falor and his wife Patricia Villalobos Falor; June Lantheaume and her husband, Mike Lantheaume; Kathryn Falor Wethey and her husband Jack Wethey; and the Honorable Tamara C. Falor, Humboldt County Counsel. Surviving Grandchildren include: Aileen Stewart; Mike May and his wife Brenda; Constance Jackson; Milo Falor; Tina Lantheaume Jackson and her husband Chris; Tammy Lantheaume Cardwell and her husband Robert; Nicholas Falor; Breanna Wethey; and Cole Wethey. Surviving Great Grandchildren are Zachary Stewart; Michaela May; Willa Jackson; and Dylan Cardwell.
Ward was preceded in death by his beloved first born son, Burke Falor; his parents; his Uncle Albert Falor; and his brothers Fred and Burke Falor."
[S12] People aboard the Thistle. Online http://www.progenealogists.com/palproject/pa/1738this2.htm.
An extract from the website:
"1738 Thistle of Philadelphia (Billender)
[LIST 63 A, B, C] Thistle of Philadelphia (Billender)
Captain: George Houston
From: Rotterdam
By Way of: Cowes
Arrival: Philadelphia, 28 Oct 1738

Name, Age
Place of Origin (Town, Province)
Source
Remarks (USA, Spelling Variations, Occupation, Relationships, etc.)

Johanan Glyngan, 44 Kleingenny
Hanse Martin Fretz, 22
Hanse Nicolas Hansmenger, 39
Anna Creett, 35
Christian, 13
Kattarina, 10
Anna Marrian Hansmingar, 3
Loadwick, 7 Ensminger
Samuell Overhard Kopp, 36
Kattarina, 40
Philip Christopher, 10
Loadwick, 4
Mareline, 8
Margrat, 8
Charlet Margretta, 6 Coup
Godfried Horlacher, 20
Margaretha, 18 Hardlaker, Horrlacher
Hans Petter Lants, 30
Hanse Nicoll, 8
Yoghan Poul, 5
Jacob Lants, 28
Michall Lantz, 22
Elizabeth Litess, 24
Anna Maria Sents, 20
Kattarina Barbal Sents, 8
Hanse Petter Sents, 2
Uriah Diez, 40
Anless, 28 Teacks
Woldrich Dietz, 56
Michall Dietz, 19 Teaks
Petter Teach, 14
Johannes Gyser, 50
Johannes Petter Gyser, 17
Johann Christan Gyser, 7
Mariles Pitt Gyser, 20 Geisser
Conrad Marcom, 23
Hanna Maria, 24 Mehrkam
Petter Coker, 38
Eveles, 29
Michall, 7 Cogger
Markes Remenger, 38
Elizabath, 29 Remingar
Gasper Maspeck, 29 Masbeck
Jacob Dietz 27 Bayern-Pfalz Yod1980 Teacks
Hans Barrat Steggens, 24 Ziganer, Steigner
Frederick Müller, 26
Hannah Sofie Miller, 26
Peter Huntzicker, 53
Abraham Huntzicker, 23
Creetta, 18 Honshooker
Haneriagh, Croup, 18
Hans Jacob Seiefues, 44
Anelies Seikefues, 30
Andreas, 15
Kattarin Seikefues, 12
Hans Jacob, 6
Anna Maria Seikefus, 5
Powell, 4
Haneriagh, 3
Nicolas Leisser, 22 Lesser, Liger
Hans Adam Fehler, 20
Kattarina Felier, 22
Christian Freilig, 17 Fireleigh, Frölich
Hans Wilhelm Busler, 23 Bossler
Hundrick Lillie, 22 Leelly
Hunderick Tilp, 20 Delp
Ludwig Meier, 25
Margrat, 28 Myer
Hendrick Jung, 38
Madlin, 28
Fredrick Jacob, 11
Uriah Jacob, 10
Christopher Hendrick, 9
Gogham, 4 Young
Christian Gysler, 21
Kattarina, 20 Geisler
Daniele Müller, 32
Anna Kattarina, 35 Miller
Ludwig Joseph Bichel, 35 Bialle
Michall Burn, 39
Barball, 9
Hans Adam, 4 Born
Fredrick Broatzman, 42
Maria Barbara, 13
Urian Adam, 10
Yogham Fredrick, 7 Brotsman
Petter Stickle, 19
Maria Barbara, 13
Gasper, 11
Daniel, 7
Urian, 8 Stegel
Hendrick Schulz, 39
Anna Barbara, 30 Sculpes
Uriah Miller, 28
Mariles Sofie, 25
Hansheria Benss, 36 Büntz
Hansheria Hess, 31
Elizabath Stockhalern, 36
Michall Stockhalern, 12
William Stockhalern, 3
Daniell Misler, 14
Eveles Byle, 18
Andrews Hinen Klyn, 12
Anneleiss Brightbyle, 9
Soffie Klyn, 7
Uriagh Carle Klyn, 3 Klein
Daniel Razour, 15
Hanna Maria Rayzor, 3 Reiser
Anna Barball Herbolt, 29
Powell Herbolt, 14
Hans Herbolt, 10
Nicolas Herbolt, 8
Jacob Herbolt, 8
Hans Adam Herbolt, 4
Anna Maria Timbermon, 30
Anna Timbermon, 26
Anna Marelina Timbermon, 20
Hanah Mariats Timbermon, 4 Timmermann
Hannah Barbara Porker, 53
Meriles Porker, 22
Merlina Kattrin Porker, 14
Anna Maria Hefran, 24
Elizabeth Resbell, 24
Anless Gantson, 15
Kattarina Losheart, 24
Marlis Tiganer, 23
Maria Margaret Berian, 24
Anna Maria Silks
Credle Crighban, 13
Anna Margratin Nillen, 24
Kattarina Dorte Hoffer, 42
Rosina Dorte Hoffer, 10
Mariat Olpon, 39
Creet Olpo, 4."
[S19] This is the last will and testament of Hans Adam Fehler. It has been copied from a version transcribed in the 1970’s and contains all the misspelling and lack of punctuation.

Will No. 802, Will Book 1:186-187

“LAST WILL & TESTAMENT of ADAM FEHLER

In the name of God---Amen! I Adam Fehler of Lower Saccon Township County of Northampton and state of Pennsylvania Taylor being weak of Body but Sound of and Perfect mind and Memory Blessed be almighty god for the same Do make and Publish this my Last will and Testament in Manner and form following (that is to say) First I give and Bequeath unto my Beloved Wife Dorathy one cow (she is to take her choise out of the flock) one Sorral Mare Saddle and Bridel Two Sheep Two hogs a copper Kettle one Iron Pot Two Dishes Four Plates Six Spoons and a Bed and one Chest with all her Wearing appr’l a Frying Pan and half the Flax and half th Hemp of this years Groth and all the Hay in the Barn Belonging to me and Thirteen Bushels of Wheat and Thirteen Bushels of Rye and Whereas I have rented my Plantation which I live on unto my Son in-Law—Michael Ketter and my widow is to live in the House with them till the Lease Expires and to Reecive the Rents and Profits arguable to the said Lease the Same as I could or Should in my Life time all which – Profits She my aforesaid wife is to have during said Lease and is to maintain the Children out of the same which are not able to mantain themselfes till the Expiration of the aforesaid Lease and at the Expiration of my Sonin Law Michael—Ketters Lease aforesaid then I order my Executors herein after mentioned to sell at Publick Sale all my Real Estate Whatsoever and Wherefoever (Excepting only the five acres now Rented out to my Son in Law John Hausman which Lease Expires Equal Date with the other Lease aforesaid which five acres with the house and Two acres of Meadow at the lower end of my Meadow Next and adjoining DA. Haifinger which House and the aforesaid five acres of Land and the Two acres of Meadow my said wife is to have Poses and enjoy in full as long as She Remains my Widow and No Longer and I also give and Bequeath unto my Said Beloved wife the Interest of one hundred Pounds while she Remains my widow the Interest to Commence from the time my Plantation is Sold—And in Case my wife Should Marry again at any time after my Decease I order my Executors to Pay her the sum of Fifty Pounds in Lieu of her Dower all other anneuties to Cease I order my Executors as aforesaid Imediately after my Decease to Sell all my Personal Estate what I have Bequeathed to my beloved wife aforesaid and pay my Funeral Expenses and my just Debta and Devid the Remainder among my Childern (ten in number) Share and Share alike Except Forty Shillings which I give and Bequeath unto my Son Adam over and above his Equall Share and I likewise order my Executors after my Land is Sold to Devide the Money Equally among my said Children Share and Share alike and I do hereby appoint Vallentine opp (?) and George Redrock to be my Executors of this my Last Will and Testament hereby Revoking all Former Will and Testaments by me made in Witness whereof Ihave hereunto Set my hand and seal this Eight Day of august in the year of our Lord one thousand Seven hundred and Seventy Seven Adam fahlor (SEAL) Signed, Sealed, Published and Declard by the above named Adam Fehler to be his Last will and Testament in the Presence of us who have hereunto Subscribed our Names as Witness in the presence of the Testator Daniel Lawall Jacob Kock Ja’s Chapman________ Northampton County fs on the ninth day of May A.D. 1778 Before me John Arndt Esq’r Reg’r for the probate of wills (?) in and for said county personally appeared Daniel Lawall and Jacob Kock two of the Witnesses to the within Last will and Testament of Adam Fahler Deceased and being duly Sworn on the Holy Evangelists did declare and say that they were present and did see the said Testator sign seal publish and declare the same as and for his Last Will and that at the doing thereof he the said Testator now of Sound mind memory and understanding to the best of their Knowledge and belief and also that Ja’s Chapman Subscribed his Name thereto as a Witness together with their Deponants in the presence and at the request of the said Testator in the presence of another John Arndt Register________”

Transcribed by Allen P. Falor in 2005.4,5.
[S35] Obit - Mae Falor's, Sacramento, 2/22/1983.
[S37] Obit - William A. Falor's, The Beacon Journal, Akron, Summit County, OH, Monday September 6, 1999.
[S43] Obit - Dr. William Falor, Akron, Ohio, Sunday, July 29, 1990.
[S50] Tobias Winright "Tobias Winright's email." E-mail message from at St. Louis, MO. 2/21/2006.
[S60] Samuel A. Lane. Hiras S. Falor - Fifty Years and Over of Akron and Summit County. Akron Ohio: (unknown word) Job Department, 1892.

"HIRAM S. FALOR, born in Coventry, March 22, 1829, and now residing on a portion of the original family homestead, by appointment of council, served two years, 1853, '54, as assistant marshal of the incorporated village of Akron, also served as deputy sheriff under Sheriff Seward, during the Parks murder trial in 1853-54; and from 1880 to 1884, faithfully and efficiently performed the responsible duties of messenger of the State treasury, in Columbus, during the administration of Treasurer Joseph Turney, and retaining the position two months under "Uncle Jo's" Democratic successor, Hon. Peter Brady"

Article Provided by Harry Ball
Transcribed by Allen Falor, 2006.
[S76] Unknown compiler. Sylvestor Falor et al v Lewis D. Slusser et al. Oct. 12, 1910. http://www.correctional.westlaw.com: Thomson/West.

29 Ohio C.D. 513, 39 Ohio C.C. 513, 18 Ohio C.C.(N.S.) 309, 1910 WL 699 (Ohio Cir.)
Circuit Court of Ohio.
SYLVESTOR FALOR ET AL. v. LEWIS D. SLUSSER ET AL.
Oct. 12, 1910

West Headnotes

HENRY, J.
This proceeding in error, brought here upon a record exhibiting only the pleadings in the case below, no evidence having been introduced there, challenges the correctness of the common pleas court's construction of the twentieth item of the will of Lydia Scanes Jackson, deceased. This item reads: "The balance, if any, after paying all the above bequests and all my just debts and the expenses of settling up my estate, and all other just debts, shall be divided among the children living of Isaac and Jacob Falor, and Alice and Henry Reaves, of Swan, Iowa, share and share alike. Providing they are living at my death."
He question submitted by the petition of the administrator de bonis non with the will annexed is "whether Alice and Henry Reaves are to share and share alike with the children living of Isaac and Jacob Falor, or whether the children of Alice and Henry Reaves living at the time of testatrix's death are to share and share alike with the children living of Isaac and Jacob Falor."
The court below embraced the latter alternative; but we hold that the former alternative is the correct construction.
We come to this conclusion because of the comma after the word "Falor" and because of the concluding proviso, which repeats the word "living." The natural meaning of the language excludes the children of Alice and Henry Reaves.
Judgment reversed because contrary to law and final judgment is here rendered according to the view here expressed.

Collect By Fredrick Falor from http://www.correctional.westlaw.com
Reprinted from Westlaw with permission of Thomson/West. If you wish to check the currency of this case by using KeyCite on Westlaw please visit www.westlaw.com.
Transcribed by Samantha Falor, 2007.
[S86] Unknown. Page 54 from handwritten book - John Faylor's Heirs. Portage Co. Courthouse: n.pub., June 1849.

Webmaster has a copy of this page but it is barely legible. Document Provided by Irene Kanouff. "Hi Kenneth, I am sending a copy of that page, and there is no book number to my knowledge. But when I asked for a copy, the lady at the court house said that they couldn't get a good copy off the microfilm. And I insisted that I needed a copy. She said that she would need me to put the request in writing and they would have to break the bands. I'm not sure I heard correctly. I told her I would write the letter with the request, and they got the original copy of the book from who knows where and copied the page for me."

On 6/5/2009 Irene wrote "Hi, I finally got an answer from the Portage Co. Courthouse. They had me call the old infirmery where they keep the original records. I called there and she finally called me this morning. The record that starts "On page 54" is from Docket #2, Page 54, #646 out of the guardianship book. She is going to send me the page that says, "See Page 293". Just to make sure that I have the whole record. Irene Kanouff."
[S88] Unknown repository address. 1930 US Census. various. Unknown repository.
[S91] Kerns, Tom "Tom Kerns Email." E-mail message from withheld at unknown address. Wednesday July 14, 2010.
[S98] 1830 US Census Records. various.
[S99] 1860 US Census Records. various.