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restaurants or stay
overnight in the hotel. The city name of
Fabens comes from
attorney George Wilson Fabens, who
worked for the
Southern Pacific Railroad. He was...
- Salem:
William Fabens (1810–1883), lawyer,
member of ****embly, Senate.
William Chandler Fabens (1843–1903), Lynn attorney,
namesake of
Fabens Building. Samuel...
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Fabens Independent School District is a
public school district based in the
community of
Fabens,
Texas (USA). The
district is in El Paso
County and its...
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brothers Faben and
Figan were
among the top big males, she grew up with
enormous confidence. Flo had at
least five
known offspring,
three sons (
Faben, Figan...
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hundred yards to the west. The
Fabens Port of
Entry was a port of
entry at the Mexico–United
States border, in the town of
Fabens, Texas. It
closed on November...
- The
Fabens Port of
Entry was a port of
entry at the Mexico–United
States border, in the town of
Fabens, Texas. It
closed on
November 17, 2014, and traffic...
- by area code 915
include Anthony, Canutillo, Clint, Dell City, El Paso,
Fabens, Fort Han****,
Horizon City, Salt Flat, San Elizario,
Sierra Blanca, Socorro...
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Elizario Socorro Anthony Clint Vinton Agua
Dulce Butterfield Canutillo Fabens Homestead Meadows North Homestead Meadows South Morning Glory Prado Verde...
- The
Fabens Building is a
historic commercial building at 312-344
Union Street in Lynn, M****achusetts. The four
story brick building was
built in 1890,...
- Tribes,
Legalized Robbery (1923), an
influential pamphlet, with
Charles H.
Fabens of the
American Indian Defense ****ociation and
Matthew K.
Sniffen of the...
