Isaac Falconbury ^{1 2}

Isaac Falconberry was appointed as the overseer of the road from Blewett's Ferry to the Court House in January, 1773, in Anson County, North Carolina. The road lead from Blewett's Ferry to Drowing Creek "over the rocky fork of Hitchcock Creek". Source: N. C. State Department Archives and History, Anson County Court Minutes 1771 - 1776

April 14, 1775; The King vs Joseph Winfree. Jury: Lawrence Franklin, Isaac Falconberry, Caleb Touchstone, John Downer, Daniel Murphey, James Fletcher, Owen Slaughter, Joseph Ingram, Henry Adcock, Wm. Lindsey, Christopher Christian, and Jesse Wallace. Not guilty. Source: Abstracts of Early Records, Selected records abstracted by May Wilson McBee, 1950, page 104. Information was received in an e-mail from Beverly White, dated May 28, 2002.

In July, 1775, William Blewett was appointed overseer of the road between the Blewett's Ferry and the Court House with assistance of Isaac Falconberry, Samuel Spencer and David Love. Source: N. C. State Department of Archives and History, Anson County Court Minutes 1771 - 1776

Isaac married Mary Giles about 1756. (Mary Giles was born about 1735.)