Fabius was an unincorporated community in Hardy County, West Virginia.
County seat: Moorefield
The name Fabius supposedly is the English translation from Latin of the first name of Peter Bean, an early settler
Died at Fabius, which is Bean Settlement. Fabius is no longer listed as a community.
Son of Abraham Parker And Susan Helmick
His father was Abraham "Abe" Lincoln Parker. His mother was (Hannah) Susan
Helmick Parker, d/o Samuel and Mary Rohrbaugh Helmick. Susan was my 2nd
great-aunt
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County seat: Moorefield
The name Fabius supposedly is the English translation from Latin of the first name of Peter Bean, an early settler
Died at Fabius, which is Bean Settlement. Fabius is no longer listed as a community.
Son of Abraham Parker And Susan Helmick
His father was Abraham "Abe" Lincoln Parker. His mother was (Hannah) Susan
Helmick Parker, d/o Samuel and Mary Rohrbaugh Helmick. Susan was my 2nd
great-aunt
INFO BY AWWETZEL
Fabius was an unincorporated community in Hardy County, West Virginia.
County seat: Moorefield
The name Fabius supposedly is the English translation from Latin of the first name of Peter Bean, an early settler
Died at Fabius, which is Bean Settlement. Fabius is no longer listed as a community.
Son of Abraham Parker And Susan Helmick
His father was Abraham "Abe" Lincoln Parker. His mother was (Hannah) Susan
Helmick Parker, d/o Samuel and Mary Rohrbaugh Helmick. Susan was my 2nd
great-aunt
INFO BY AWWETZEL
County seat: Moorefield
The name Fabius supposedly is the English translation from Latin of the first name of Peter Bean, an early settler
Died at Fabius, which is Bean Settlement. Fabius is no longer listed as a community.
Son of Abraham Parker And Susan Helmick
His father was Abraham "Abe" Lincoln Parker. His mother was (Hannah) Susan
Helmick Parker, d/o Samuel and Mary Rohrbaugh Helmick. Susan was my 2nd
great-aunt
INFO BY AWWETZEL
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