NOTE: the password is falconer

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George Falconer and Janet Redpath were married in Berwickshire, Scotland and  it was there they started their family.  Several subsequent children were  found christened at Bellsquarry, Mid-lothian, Scotland.  They brought their  young family to Canada circa 1833 and landed at Hamilton, Wentworth County  (then the Gore District) in Ontario.

By the 1840`s the Falconer children, all now young men and women, started the  trek up the Huron Tract and settled in Stanley Township, Huron County near the  small fishing village of Bayfield on Lake Huron.  The oldest son Alexander  stayed in this community for his entire life.  The rest of the family moved  north into Kinloss Township, Bruce County as it opened for settlement in the  mid 1850`s.  Ellen, John, William, George and Redpath remained in this area  and raised their families here.  Thomas, James R. and David took their  families and migrated west to North Dakota as land opened up.  After the death  of his first wife, James returned to Kinloss Township, remarried and  remained  in Bruce County.  The descendants of Thomas and David are found from North  Dakota west to Oregon, Washington, California and northward into British  Columbia and Alberta.

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