Peter Faulkner immigrated in 1849 on the ship "Maine". He was born in 1824, making him 25 when he came to America. He was Irish.

From American Immigrations loyal to British crown before, during and after the war, 1765-1799:

Alexander Falconer

John Falconer was a merchant.

John Falconer was a cabinet maker who came to America on the ship "Sally". His master was Thomas Potts and Alexander Falconer. He bore arms at Staten Island, Long Island, and Jamacia, NY.

Ralph Falkner of Old England District, Tyron County.

William Falkner of Susquehanna River, Tryon County. He was imprisoned during the war for 2 years at his own expense.

From Bonded Passengers to America:

Alice Faulkener, 1739, sentenced to transportation at Sessions of Gaol Delivery, Oct-Dec 1739. Embarcation, Jan 1940 on the ship, "York" to Maryland.

James Faulkner, sentenced to transportation at Sessions of Gaol Delivery, July 1764. Embarcation: Sep 1765 on "Justitia".

Faulkner, alias Jane Howard. This alias could be her maiden name. Sentenced to transportation at Sessions of Gaol Delivery, Oct-Dec 1750.

Mary Falkner, sentenced to transportation at Sessions of Gaol Delivery, Dec 1766. Embarcation, Jan 1767 on "Tryal".

Richard Faulkner, sentenced to transportation at Middlesex Quarter Sessions, April 1751. Embarcation, Sep 1751 on "Greyhound".

William Faulkner, sentenced to transportation at Sessions of Gaol Delivery, Jan 1724. Embarcation, Feb 1724 on "Anne" to Carolina.

Passenger List:
Wiliam Falkner, no age, arrived in America, no date of arrival, resource book 720, page 61.
William Falkner, no age, arrived in America, 1801-1802 (date of arrival), resource book 9151, page 477.
Willm Falkner, age 21, arrived in Maryland, arrived 1774, resource book 2128, page 20.
Willm Falkner, age 21, arrived in Maryland, arrived 1774, resource book 9151, page 238.
Date and port of arrival. Extracted from registers T 47/9-12, located at the Public Record Office in Kew, Surrey, England. Name of ship, country of origin, occupation and other historical information may also be provided.
Source Bibliography COLDHAM, PETER WILSON. Emigrants from England to the American Colonies, 1773-1776. Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1988. 182p.
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WISEMAN, WILLIAM A. "Emigrants from England to Settle in Maryland." In Prince George's County Genealogical Society Bulletin. Vol. 14:6 (Feb. 1983), pp. 83, 91; vol. 14:7 (Mar. 1983), pp. 103-104; vol. 14:10 (June 1983), pp. 142-143.
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From The Early Settlers of Maryland: (transported indicates that someone paid for their passage and that they may have been servants.)

Edward Falkner, Book 17, Page 608, transported in 1673

Elizabeth Faulkener, Book 9, Page 190, transported in 1665
Francis Faulkener, Book 9, Page 190, transported in 1665
John Faulkener, Sr., Book 9, Page 190, transported in 1665--Hog Pen Neck, Kent county
John Faulkener, Jr., Book 9, Page 190, transported in 1665
Thomas Faulkener, Book 9, Page 190, transported in 1665

William Faulkener, Book 9, Page 175, transported in 1665

Elizabeth Faulkner, Book 10, page 306, transported in January 1665

Elizabeth Faulkner, Book 15, page 413, transported in 1677