Sometimes I run across Farquhars that I don’t know or can’t fit into my family line. Here are some of them:

A.B. Farquhar

This guy was mentioned in the York Daily (York, Pennsylvania) paper on April 9, 1884. Below, the transcription and the clip.

First of the Practical Talks

Tomorrow (Thursday) evening, Mr. A. B. Farquhar will open the series of practical talks, arranged by the Young Men’s Christian Association, to be given each Thursday evening during May and June, at half-past eight o’clock, in the parlors of the association. Members of the association are entitled to two (2) tickets each, which will admit self and gentleman friend. The leading professional and business men of the town will be represented in the course, and the members will doubtless be given much valuable advice that will help them in after life. Mr. Farquhar’s ability and large experience particularly fits him to speak on “Life,” which is his subject for tomorrow evening. Members can secure tickets at the general secretary’s office.

1884-04-09 The York Daily Wed Apr 9, 1884, p1, AB Farquhar, First of the Practical Talks

An ad for threshing machines made by A.B. Farquhar’s Pennsylvania Agricultural Works appeared in the Saturday July 17, 1886, issue of the Rugby Gazette and East Tennessee News, as follows:

AB Farquhar, 1886-07-17 The Rugby Gazette and East Tennessee News (Rugby, TN) Sat Jul 17, 1886, p4

AB Farquhar, 1886-07-17 The Rugby Gazette and East Tennessee News (Rugby, TN) Sat Jul 17, 1886, p4