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Faucons descendants from Belgium in the USA

A Virtual Cemetery created by Bobby Faucon

18 memorials

This virtual cemetery includes graves from any Faucon, descendant or spouse related to Nicolas Joseph Faucon from Masnuy-St-Jean, Hainault, Belgium, his son Felicien from Masnuy-St-Pierre, his grandsons Alphonse, Edouard, Camille from Erbisoeul, their children who emigrated to the United States between 1880 and 1900. Almost all of those who emigrated headed at first for Roanoke, Woodford, Illinois, to work as coalminers along with their spouses and families. The name Faucon was often distorted as Fancon resulting from a misterpretation of handwriting, more rarely distorted to Favcon.

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Clare, Clare County, Michigan, USA

Plot info: NR1, Block 19, Lot 13, Grave 2

Clare, Clare County, Michigan, USA

Plot info: North, Block 20, Lot 18, Grave 4

Clare, Clare County, Michigan, USA

Plot info: North, Block 20, Lot 18, Grave 5

Clare, Clare County, Michigan, USA

Plot info: NR1, Block 19, Lot 14, Grave 1

Clare, Clare County, Michigan, USA

Plot info: North, Block 20, Lot 18, Grave 1

Clare, Clare County, Michigan, USA

Plot info: NR1, Block 19, Lot 13, Grave 1

Clare, Clare County, Michigan, USA

Plot info: North, Block 18, Lot 19, Grave 5

Clare, Clare County, Michigan, USA

Plot info: North, Block 20, Lot 18, Grave 3

Lake Linden, Houghton County, Michigan, USA

Plot info: Section 14, lot 6, (2x4 graves, left corner one)

Auburn, Sangamon County, Illinois, USA

Plot info: Section B, Block 8, Lot 7

Lake Linden, Houghton County, Michigan, USA

Plot info: Section 14, lot 6, (2x4 graves, left corner one)

Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois, USA

Plot info: Section 3 Site 857

Auburn, Sangamon County, Illinois, USA

Plot info: Section I, Block 16, Lot 2