Edmund was the adopted son of Daniel D. and Janette Corbett Faulkner. He married Martha Jane Keeney-Hornbeck on October 29, 1874 at Warren County, Iowa. Martha had been married to John S. Hornbeck and they had two children, Minerva and Charles, who became Edmund's step-children. He and Martha were blessed with four children. Herbert Franklin born 1875; Martha "Mattie" Belle and an unnamed twin born 1878, the twin did not survive infancy; and Hattie G. born 1881. Edmund was a carpenter.
Edmund was an adventurious man traveling to ply his trade to Iowa and Kansas and spent some time in The Yukon, Canada Territories, with step-son , Charles. He then returned to Washington state.
Edmund is buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery but sadly the grave is unmarked.
Edmund was an adventurious man traveling to ply his trade to Iowa and Kansas and spent some time in The Yukon, Canada Territories, with step-son , Charles. He then returned to Washington state.
Edmund is buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery but sadly the grave is unmarked.
Edmund was the adopted son of Daniel D. and Janette Corbett Faulkner. He married Martha Jane Keeney-Hornbeck on October 29, 1874 at Warren County, Iowa. Martha had been married to John S. Hornbeck and they had two children, Minerva and Charles, who became Edmund's step-children. He and Martha were blessed with four children. Herbert Franklin born 1875; Martha "Mattie" Belle and an unnamed twin born 1878, the twin did not survive infancy; and Hattie G. born 1881. Edmund was a carpenter.
Edmund was an adventurious man traveling to ply his trade to Iowa and Kansas and spent some time in The Yukon, Canada Territories, with step-son , Charles. He then returned to Washington state.
Edmund is buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery but sadly the grave is unmarked.
Edmund was an adventurious man traveling to ply his trade to Iowa and Kansas and spent some time in The Yukon, Canada Territories, with step-son , Charles. He then returned to Washington state.
Edmund is buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery but sadly the grave is unmarked.
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