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Place	Description
Lasker	town in central Northampton County. Inc. 1895; named for Hezekiah Lasker, railroad conductor. Earlier known as Alto.
Lassiter	community in SW Randolph County served by post office, 1848-1933. Known as Lassiter's Mills until 1894.
Lassiter	community in NE Wake County. Settled 1875. Named for its founder, C. J. Lassiter. Alt. 300.
Lassiter Branch	rises in W Gates County and flows NW into Somerton Creek.
Lassiter Mill Lake	artificial lake in SW Forsyth County on Blanket Creek. Formed in 1935. Built for a mill dam by Lassiter family. Covers 50 acres and has max. depth of 20 ft. Not open to the public.
Lassiter's Mills	See Lassiter.
Lassiters Creek	rises in N Nash County and flows S into Stony Creek.
Lassiters Crossroad	community in central Northampton County.
Lassiters Mill Pond	on Crabtree Creek in central Wake County within NW city limits of Raleigh. Present dam built in 1907-1908 by Mary Lassiter; pond named for her. A mill built on the site in 1778 by Isaac Hunter burned about 1823.
Lassiters Mills	community and former post office, SE Randolph County on Uwharrie River. Mill built in 1845 on the W side of the river was moved to the E side in 1925.