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A variant of Falconer, it is Old French meaning "falconer"; a person that breeds and trains falcons.

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The last name Faulkner originated in England as a occupational surname for someone who bred and trained falcons. The name is derived from the Middle English word "falconer."

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Its an English Origination

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