First
generation native Granville Dan Fain was born to Cary and
William Marion Fain in 1879. Destined to become one of Arizonas
best-known and most respected cattle ranchers, Dan roped his last wild
stray on Mingus Mountain after age eighty. |
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After
five generations in Central Arizona, its unlikely the Fains will
ever leave their ranching heritage behind, as the Rafter Eleven cattle
operation thrives on even today. What began with the arrival of William
Marion Fain and his young wife in the Arizona Territory of 1874 has evolved
over the years - the gigantic herds of once free-ranging cattle are now
more compact and contained. 
Choosing Fain Signature Group as the guiding hand that opens the gate
on Prescott Valley for your business venture will likely help ensure your
success here - because when it comes to the once Lonesome Valley,
no one knows and respects the native terrain better than the Fains. Ranching
is no longer the sole business enterprise around these parts, but those
determined cattlemen of earlier days tamed a rugged landscape, shaping
it into something useful and productive, knowing that others would come.This
valleys purpose has evolved, broadening and deepening in new ways.
Birthing a thriving, independent town: Prescott Valley, brimming with
new settlers and almost endless possibilities. |
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