Robeson-Columbus County NcArchives Obituaries.....Faulk, William Haywood April 28, 1926
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The Robesonian, April 29, 1926
Funeral Services Today For Mr. Haywood Faulk

Lower Robeson Man Succumbs to Long Illness--Sucessful Farmer and Believer in 
Better Education and Churches.

   Funeral services for Mr. W. Haywood Faulk, 70, one of lower Robeson county's 
most prominent farmers who succumbed early yesterday morning to an illness of 
many months, are being conducted this afternoon at the home about 6 miles south 
of Fairmont, Interment will be made in the family burying ground near the home.
   Deceased was considered one of the most successful farmers of his section 
and was untiring in his efforts for the betterment of the community in which he 
lived.  He was continually behind every movement for better schools and 
churches.  He was twice married, his first wife being Miss. Sarah Andrews, who 
died several years ago.  To this union five boys were born, all of whom 
survive, and are Mr. John of Latta, Mr. Walter of Evergreen, Mr. George of 
McDonald, Mr. Marvin of Lumberton, and Mr. Wade, who lives at the home place.
Deceased's second wife was Miss Jensie Turner, who with one son, Mr. Carl 
Faulk, also survives him. Others surviving are three sisters--Mrs. John Floyd 
of Lumberton; Mrs. Smith Adkins of Birmingham, and Mrs. John Phillips of 
Rowland, and one brother, Mr. Von Faulk of Omaha, Ga.


Additional Comments:
William Haywood Faulk was born Mar 18, 1857 and died Apr 28, 1926.
He was the son of Hinnant Faulk Sr born 1794, died Apr 3, 1872 and Helen 
Walters born Oct 19, 1832 and died Nov 17, 1909.

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