Lancaster is a city in the Dallas-Fort Worth area that was first founded as an important frontier post. The community has grown to become one of Texas’ earliest settlements and today it’s home not only for many professionals but also homeowners on average salary who work close by with their families or enjoy country living just 15 minutes away from downtown DFW airport while still being able maintain themselves well enough financially without having too much traffic congestion get into your day routine!

The founder of Lancaster, Kentucky was “A” Bledsoe (Some sources list his name as Abram or Albert). He was born in 1800s and moved to town with his family when he nine years old. According to family lore handed down through generations on both sides-, after being shown for just one moment at birth by father Moses who looked upon him carefully before commenting simply “he looks like abledoe” thus earning it’s unmarked period right there.

In the city of Lancaster, Texas lies Ten Mile Creek and its tributaries. This area was used for farming as well as other agricultural businesses which have cleared much of nature’s vegetation leaving only creeksides covered with trees like pecan or elm species; these include Cedar Neil Spreading Oak Ranchlands represent what remains from before farmers came here centuries ago!