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established at
Lusks Mills in 1837, and
remained in
operation until 1845. The
community was
named after the
Lusk family of settlers.
Lusks Mills is located...
- Look up
lusk in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Lusk may
refer to:
Lusk, Missouri, an
unincorporated community Lusk, Tennessee, an
unincorporated community...
- ****"
letter (also
known as the "
Lusk letter") was a
letter sent with half of a
preserved human kidney to
George Lusk, the
chairman of the Whitechapel...
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Lusk is a town and the
county seat of
Niobrara County, Wyoming. It is
located in the High Plains. The town was
founded in July 1886, by
Frank S.
Lusk...
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Lusk (Irish: Lusca) is a town in
County Dublin, Ireland.
Sometimes described as a village,
Lusk is
located about 20 km (12 mi)
north of
Dublin city centre...
- Gabriels.
Lusk was born in 1987 to
Anglia and
Gregory Lusk, and is from Compton, California. His
father worked as a
music producer, but he died when
Lusk was...
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Doris More
Lusk (5 May 1916 – 14
April 1990) was a New
Zealand painter, potter, art teacher, and
university lecturer. As a potter, she was
known under...
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Albert Arthur Lusk (1863–1930);
Walter Leopold Lusk (1865–1923);
George Alfred Lusk (1870–1918);
Edith Rose
Lusk (1872–?); Maud
Florence B.
Lusk (1875–1967);...
- Paul
Lusk (born
November 14, 1971) is an
American men's
basketball coach and
former point guard, who is a
current ****istant men's
basketball coach for...
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Elizabeth Lusk (1868 – 30
November 1933) was a New
Zealand writer who
wrote six
romance novels under the pen-name
Elizabeth Milton. She was the sister...
