James Newton Eva Tabor Rayzor House Historical Narrative (Denton, TX)

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2012

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Denton County, Texas Historical Commission THC
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark Marker Application

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https://apps.dentoncounty.gov/website/HistoricalMarkers/PDFs/James-Newton-Eva-Tabor-Rayzor-House.pdf

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JoAnn Rishel

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Alathean Class, Alliance Ice Company, Alliance Mill, Arthur Cleveland Rayzor, Baptists, Barworth Corporation, Breakfast Optimist Club (Denton), Chamber of Commerce (Denton), Deacons by James N. Rayzor, Denton County Baptist Association, Denton Independent School District Board, Denton Retail Merchants Association, Department of Psychology (UNT), Dr. John Southern, Esta Graham Rayzor, Eva Catherine Rayzor Goff, Eva Tabor Rayzor, First Baptist Church (Denton), Footprints in Time (1925), Fred Cobb, Fulton Reality Company, I. O. O. F. Cemetery, Ice Salesman, J. Fred Rayzor, J. Newton Rayzor, James N. Rayzor, JoAnn Rishel, John B. Denton College, Knights Templar, Lucile Edmonds Rayzor, Lucile Rayzor Hutchinson, Pecan Creek Senior Citizens Apartments, Pilot Point, Rayzor Brother's Ice Company, Rayzor Family, Rayzor Hall (TWU), Rollin Sininger, Rotary Club no. 692, Samuel Boyd Rayzor, Samuel Boyd Tabor, Selective Service Board (WWI), Southern Hotel, St. Mark Catholic Church, Texas Woman's University/College of Industrial Arts, The Stewardship of God (1922), Tour of the Holy Land by James N. Rayzor, Walter G. "Salty" Rishel, Willie Pauline Rayzor

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JoAnn Rishel, "James Newton Eva Tabor Rayzor House Historical Narrative (Denton, TX)," Rethinking Violence, July 24, 2026, accessed July 24, 2026, https://rethinkingviolence.com/items/show/1124.

James Newton Eva Tabor Rayzor House Historical Narrative (Denton, TX)

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