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Silsby may
refer to:
Paula D.
Silsby, a
former U.S.
Attorney Silsby Spalding (1886-1949),
American businessman and politician; the
first Mayor of Beverly...
- Nine of the ten
missionaries were
later released but NLCR
founder Laura Silsby remained incarcerated in Haiti. By the time she went to
trial on May 13...
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Silsby Spalding (May 29, 1886 – May 5, 1949) was an
American businessman and politician. He
served as the
first mayor of
Beverly Hills, California, from...
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Edwin Chalmers Silsby (1851-1922) was an
American teacher, prin****l,
public official,
professor and dean in the
United States. He
spent much of his career...
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Paula Diane Silsby (born June 1, 1951 in Bangor, Maine) is a
former U.S.
Attorney for the
District of Maine. Both her
father and her
grandfather have been...
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Richvale (also, Richland,
Silbys Switch,
Silsby) is a
small census-designated
place (po****tion 244) in
Butte County, California, US,
south of
Chico and...
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Anita Silsby is an
American taekwondo practitioner. She won a gold
medal in
welterweight at the 1989
World Taekwondo Championships in Seoul, by defeating...
- to
those used
currently for firefighting.
Holly was a co-inventor of the
Silsby steam fire engine. He
founded the
Holly Manufacturing Company that developed...
- The
Acworth Silsby Library is the
public library of Acworth, New Hampshire,
located in the town
center at 5 Lynn Hill Road.
Built in 1891 and
funded by...
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Macromiidae as the
subfamily Macromiinae. Even if
these are
excluded (as
Silsby does),
there remains a
family of over 1000 species. With
nearly worldwide...
