Bivins was brought to the petroleum industry in his later years with the discovery of large amounts of gas and oil on much of his property. Bivins was...

(1919–2012), American heavyweight boxer Lee Bivins (1862–1929), American rancher, oilman, and politician Michael Bivins (born 1968), founder and member of...

outside town. In 1939, Cal Farley's Boys Ranch opened after Julian Bivins, son of Lee Bivins, donated the town site, the renovated old courthouse, and the...

points victory over Lee Q. Murray. On February 25, 1946 Bivins fought Jersey Joe Walcott at the Cleveland Arena. The fight was Bivins' first loss in four...

degree in 1974. In 1989, Bivins won election in the 31st district of the Texas Senate. He succeeded politician Bill Sarpalius. Bivins was listed in Texas Monthly's...

Touching Lives: The Lasting Legacy of the Bivins Family. Tell Studios Inc. p. 28. ISBN 9780974914862. "Dick Bivins Stadium - Amarillo Independent School District"...

of the river to Lee Bivins, and on June 1, 1911, R.B. "Ben" Masterson acquired 89,139 acres on the north side. On May 19, 1915, Bivins bought an additional...

based at Amarillo's first aerodrome, Bivins Field, which started operation on 1 January 1920. Located in the Bivins Addition of southwest Amarillo, the...

2011. Starting in 1963, the housing at both the Bivins and the Exell camps was phased out. The Bivins school was closed in 1978. The station was bought...

Gee, 1912–1913 J. N. Beasley, 1913–1916 Eugene S. Blasdel, 1923–1924 Lee Bivins, 1925–1928 Ernest O. Thompson, 1929–1932 Ross D. Rogers, 1932–1941 Joe...