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- Lybrook is an unincorporated community and census-designated place (CDP) in Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, United States. It was first listed as a CDP...
- Stephen Lybrook Neal (born November 7, 1934) is a former North Carolina Democratic politician who served ten terms in the U.S. House of Representatives...
- La Madera La Mesilla La Villita Lindrith Los Luceros Los Ojos Lumberton Lybrook Lyden Medanales Ohkay Owingeh Ojo Caliente (part) Ojo Sarco Pueblito Rio...
- Millard F. Peake (1914) Joe Engleby (1915) Edward Funkhouser (1916) William Lybrook (1917; 1920) Wesley Bonney (1918) Hank Crisp (1919) Rip Wallace (1921–1922)...
- Millard F. Peake (1914) Joe Engleby (1915) Edward Funkhouser (1916) William Lybrook (1917; 1920) Wesley Bonney (1918) Hank Crisp (1919) Rip Wallace (1921–1922)...
- settled in the mid-1750s along the New River, was named by postmaster John Lybrook in 1845 after encountering the name in literature, possibly Shakespeare's...
- Millard F. Peake (1914) Joe Engleby (1915) Edward Funkhouser (1916) William Lybrook (1917; 1920) Wesley Bonney (1918) Hank Crisp (1919) Rip Wallace (1921–1922)...
- Millard F. Peake (1914) Joe Engleby (1915) Edward Funkhouser (1916) William Lybrook (1917; 1920) Wesley Bonney (1918) Hank Crisp (1919) Rip Wallace (1921–1922)...
- Millard F. Peake (1914) Joe Engleby (1915) Edward Funkhouser (1916) William Lybrook (1917; 1920) Wesley Bonney (1918) Hank Crisp (1919) Rip Wallace (1921–1922)...
- Millard F. Peake (1914) Joe Engleby (1915) Edward Funkhouser (1916) William Lybrook (1917; 1920) Wesley Bonney (1918) Hank Crisp (1919) Rip Wallace (1921–1922)...