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This resolution, a formal expression of opinion from the Tennessee House of Representatives and Senate, honors the residents of Frayser, a neighborhood in Memphis, Tennessee, on the occasion of its 200th anniversary. The resolution acknowledges Frayser's history, dating back to its settlement in the 1820s by Italian farmers and its annexation by Memphis in 1958, and recognizes its approximately 45,000 residents and its significant contributions to the state's cultural richness. It also notes the neighborhood's geographical boundaries, defined by rivers and railroad tracks, and highlights community landmarks like schools and parks, ultimately extending congratulations and best wishes for Frayser's continued success and prosperity.