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SURNAME	GIVEN NAME	ADDRESS	OCCUPATION/BIOGRAPHY/NOTES
Fabert	W. R.	202 Valley, cor. Main	Supt. of the J. M. Bradstreet & Son Mercantile Agency,
Falen	A. P.	707 Jefferson res. 120 N. Pond	Shoe-shop
Farriher	Michael	506 S. 4th	Laborer
Fausel	Rev. F.		Pastor of First German Evangelical Church, located on the corner of 6th and Columbia streets. Born June 23, 1827, in Wurtemberg, Germany, and came to America in August, 1850, and to Burlington July 19, 1855; he graduated at the Theological Seminary of the German Evangelical Synod of North America in June, 1855; was ordained the same year in the church he now occupies. He was married Oct. 21, 1855, to Margaret Meyer; they have seven children, four living Meta A., Hermann C., Louisa and Rosa M. He is a Republican.
Fawcett	Peter	cor. Main and Elm res. 539 S. 9th	Boiler-shop
Fear	H. W.	1028 N. 9th	Clerk
Fear	J. H.		815 N. 6th
Fegan	George	Sunny Side	Cabinet maker and carpenter. Born in Lebanon Co., Penn., in 1823; came to , Burlington in 1847. Married Maria Butt in 1849; she was born in Muskingum Co., Ohio, in 1829; they have two children Walter S. and Daniel D. Mr. Fegan owns three lots, worth $7,000. Mr. Fegan is a member of the Dutch Reformed Church; Mrs. F. belongs to the M. E. Church; Republican.
Fegan	W. Scott		Attorney at law. Born in Union Tp., this county, Sept. 21, 1854; he graduated from the Law Department of the Iowa State University in 1875, and was admitted to the bar the same year.
Fehse	William	612 S. 9th	Carpenter
Feldmann	Gust	834 High
Fennimore	R.	1101 N. 8th	Carpenter
Fensterer	Alois	900 Jefferson
Fetterman	John	1407 Agency	Painter
Fiesman	J.	1520 Osborn	Mason
Fink	John	714 Jefferson res. 1006 Angular	Blacksmith
Fischer	A. W.	1205 Osborn	Upholsterer
Fitchner	A.	223 N. Boundary res. 207 N. Boundary	Blacksmith
Fitzgerald	P. E.	res. 612 Iowa	Engineer
Fitzsimmons	George	res. 1136 Franklin	Pressman Hawk-Eye office
Fix	L. R.		Vice President of WhiteBreast Coal and Mining Co., and Vice President and General Manager of the Iowa and Missouri Coal and Land Co.; also member of the firm of Fix & Postelwait, of Ottumwa. Mr. Fix was born in Zanesville, Ohio, March 9, 1839. He served over four years in the 19th Ohio Vol. Inf.; he enlisted in July, 1861, and was mustered out in December, 1865; served as Major of his regiment. He came to Burlington in April, 1866; engaged in jewelry business in Burlington until May 1, 1878, although for the last twelve years he has been interested in the coal business, for last ten years a member of the firm of Fix & Postelwait, of Ottumwa; two years previous, with L. L. McBride & Co., of same place.
Flad	Chas. A.	500 Jefferson res. 1427 S. Main	Mfr. boots, shoes, etc
Flad	Frederick	res. 842 Washington	Veterinary surgeon
Flege	Wm.	res. 1281 S. 10th
Fleming	C. S.	res. 1222 N. 7th	With Buffington & Forney
Fleming	J. C.	office 315 N. 3d res. 1002 Maple	Physician
Flemming	J. J.	559 S. Boundary	Book-keeper
Flemming	M.	559 S. Boundary
Flindt	John A.	204 Jefferson res. 915 N. 7th	Jeweler
Flindt	Louis	521 Jefferson res. 915 N. 7th	Jeweler
Fogerstoom	C.	1618 Market	Carpenter
Foley	D.	1205 Plank	Carpenter
Foote	J. G.	722 N. 6th
Fordney	William	512 Washington	Contractor & builder. Born in Bedford Co., Penn., Jan. 31, 1818; finished learning hia trade at Chambersburg. Married Sept. 3, 1840, Elizabeth Grove; arrived at Burlington Nov. 24, 1840; has served as Judge of City Elections for several years. They have four children Maria L., Henrietta, Jane E. and William; Mrs. Fordney died May 13, 1865. She was a member of the Baptist Church; he is a Republican.
Fordney	William. Jr.	512 Washington
Forkel	August	712 Jefferson res. 1300 Market	Harness-shop
Forney	D. S.	office & res. 1208 S. 10th	Physician & surgeon
Forney	James M.	803 S. 4th
Foster	T. G.		Clerk of the Courts. Born in the town of Gait, Canada West, May 4, 1848, and removed with his parents to Boone Co., Iowa, in 1856; lived there until 1861, then removed to Des Moines. He was connected with telegraphing for two years and in the post office two years; Feb. 1, 1867, came to Burlington, since which time he has been in the office of the Clerk of the Courts, first as Deputy, then as Clerk. He married Lucia L. Schramm Jan. 3, 1872; she was born in Burlington; they have one daughter Margaret, born Nov. 24, 1878.
Foster	Uriah	res. Ripley St
Foster	W. P.	res. 922 N. 5th.	Cashier. First Nat. Bank
Fowler	C. C.	bds. 310 Columbia	Deputy Co. Auditor
Frame	Jas.	cor. 3d & Market res. 903 N. 6th	Coal-dealer
Franken	Charles	873 Arch
Frantz	John B.	412 Court
Frawley	John B.	res. 1203 N. 6th	Passenger agent T.P.&W.
Frazee	George	307 Jeferson>br>res. Denmark, cor. S. Boundary	Attorney & U. S. Commissioner and Collector of Customs
Frazier	John	642 S. 10th	Carpenter
Frebert	A. A.	308 S. 6th	Blacksmith
Frebert	Conrad	308 S. 6th	Plasterer
Frederickson	Fred	1113 S. Boundary
Freeland	Perry	res. 1217 N. 7th
Frey	Freidrich	1506 Boundary	Stone cutter & contractor. Born May 15, 1819, in Germany; came to America in 1838, and to Burlington March 15, 1851. Married May, 1850, to Margaret Papp; they have one child, Freidrich. Both members of the M. E. Church; Republican.
Friedel	Mathew	802 Foster	Carpenter
French	Thomas	1330 Angular
Friday	Fred	117 N. Wood	Carpenter
Fritts	Wm. D.	1502 Smith
Fritts	Frank	1802 Agency
Fritz	Julius	1122 Jefferson	Machinist
Fritts Brothers		624 Jefferson	Druggists
Fuller	Rev. J. B.	Rooms cor. Fourth & Jefferson res. 812 S. 7th	Librarian
Fuller	William E.		Attorney at law. Born in Centre Co., Penn., March 30, 1846; he removed to Stephenson Co., Ill.; thence to Fayette Co., Iowa; he was educated at the Iowa State University; graduated at the Law Deparment of that institution in June, 1870, and was admitted to the bar at the same time; previous to this, in the years 1866 and 1867, he was in the Interior Department at Washington, in the office of Indian affairs. Mr. Fuller was a member of the Sixteenth General Assembly. He married Lou J. Harper, daughter of Hon. William Harper, of Mediapolis, Jan. 1, 1868; she was born at Kossuth, in this county; they have four children Levi H., Hattie M., Stella E. and Clara Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller are members of the M. E. Church.
Fullerton	Nixon	828 Valley	Clerk
Fulton	Alexander	808 Valley	Boarding house
Funck	Jacob	res. 1022 N. 8th	Agent
Funck	John W.	res. 841 Iowa	Teamster
Funck & Hertzler		cor. Jefferson & 8th	Mfrs. of the Orchard City Wagon, cultivators, plows, spring-wagons, etc.; their factory was established in 1856 by John A. Funck, who died on the 8th of May, 1877; an extract taken from a circular issued by the surviving partners in July, 1877, will explain the wishes of Mr. Funck, and the condition of the concern at the present time: "The sad fact of the death of our senior partner and father, John A. Funck, one of the oldest citizens of this city, which occurred on the 8th day of May last, cast a gloomy cloud around the remaining partners; but, by his precaution, which was visible in all transactions of his life, this cloud was removed, as he had made such provisions in his last will, that the business and style of the old firm shall not only continue as heretofore, but, shall under his last wishes, prosper and grow in years coming." This establishment has grown to be one of the most extensive in the West; they make 1,500 to 1,600 wagons per year; 600 to 800 cultivators; 1,500 plows; employ, upon an average, 55 men. The present partners are now John Hertzler, John Zaiser, A. F. Hertzler, H. R. Miller, C. D. Funck and A. B. Funck.

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