Property transfers and deeds in Terry and Brownfield Texas
A series of real estate conveyances across Terry and Brownfield Texas. Tracts include E half of Survey 24 in Block 4X and 320 acres with mineral reservations. 177 acres in Jones County School Land. multiple lot transfers in Colonial Heights and Gillham Powell additions. other lots in Sunrise and York Subdivisions plus a ten acre tract in S 2 of Sec 25. Several deeds list mineral reservations and various family owners. notes include 1973 Granville mobile home and minor damages disputes among parties.
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J.C. Keesee
Viola Keesee
Billy Joe Keesee
Terry County
Texas
Jones County
Hockley County
Linda Kay Rooker
Paul J. Yancy, Jr
First National Bank of
Truett
Thomas Ryan
Brownfield
Richard J. Udell
Lili P. Udell
Freddie Burke Slaughter
Leota Ruth Slaughter
Gillham-Powell
Bettie Blair Hansard
Julius Blair
Esther Blair Littrell
Mike Blair
Cathy Blair Sealy
Willie Blair
Bluc
Meadow
Wiliam Laverne Parker
Linda Fern Parker
Donald W. Morris
Dewey Henley
D & W Ry. Co
Surrey
Curtis Wayne Pruiett
Melba Jean Pruiett
F.L. York
Margie York
York
Hester
Granville Moble
Darrell Wayne Houston
Eva Elizabeth Houston
Felix L. York
Terry County Oil Transfers and Leases in Texas Land Records
A series of 20th century Texas oil and land transactions in Terry County involving Ellen Ann Williams, Quintum Corporation, Don Turman, Louisiana Hunt Petroleum, Space Services, Richard Bohanon, Charles Perry, Tenneco Oil, Stauffer Oil and Gas, Santa Fe Minerals, and others. Transactions cover various parcels in Sections 3 52 53 12 19 86 148 171 167 58 104 and 150 in multiple surveys, durations up to five years, comprising hundreds of acres including N 1 2 SW 1 4 NW 1 4 SW 1 4 NE 1 4 and other quarter sections, with several estates and co lessees. The filings reflect typical mineral rights transfers and leasehold interests across Terry County Texas.
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Margie L. York
York
Hester
Brownfield
Terry County
Texas
Dewitt Ted Hardy
Mary Jo Hardy
Charles Lynn Bolton
Christi Darlene Bolton
Ellen Ann W. Williams
Quintum Corporation
J.H. Gibson
David Lee Thompson
Don Turman
C & M RR Co
C & M RR Company
Robert L. Noble Jr
Dr. Turman
William M. Noble
D. Turman
Jerry N. Carson
Maxine Brown Carson
Dorothy Carson Parrish
Louisiana Hunt Petroleum Corporation
Wit
William M. Noble, Jr
J. Donnell Noble
Chara Beniah
John E. Hansen
D & P RR Co
R.R. Harrell
Space Services, Inc. of America
PSL
Richard L. Bohanon
Charles W. Perry
Sara Thompson
Brownfield Corporation
W. Wayne Gill
Northwest Quarter
C & M Ry. Co
Tenneco Oil Company
Stauffer Oil and Gas, Inc
D & W RR Co
Block T
EL & RR Co
R.C. Bowden
Hyle C. Doss
Brownfield School Offered Summer School for BISD Teens
Brownfield School System will offer summer school for grades nine through 12 starting Thursday. Registration runs from 8:30 to noon on Wednesday. Tuition is 50 dollars per 2 credit course and 75 dollars for non BISD students. Contact Edith Wheeler at BHS, call 637 4523 for more information.
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Brownfield
BISD
Edith Wheeler
BHS
Cooling checkup to save energy and money
Texas A M University extension specialist urges simple air conditioner checks to cut bills. Feel air at vents for lukewarm readings indicating duct or refrigerant issues. verify air movement and inspect the outdoor condenser for abnormal temperatures signaling compressor problems.
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Texas A&m University Agricultural Extension Service
Peggy Owens
Wellman tumblers win at state and regional meets
Twenty three Wellman Aerospirit gymnasts competed in the United States Aerogymnastic Federation regional meet in Amarillo and qualified for the USAF national meet there June 7 to 9. Coached by Sherry Green Jim Bob Haston and David Pendergrass the team placed in the top six in district and regional events and finished second as a team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman Aerospirit
United States Aerogymnastic Federation
Amarillo
USAF
Sherry Green
Jim Bob Haston
David Pendergrass
Wellman Aerospirits
Texas gas production slips in February amid marketing shifts
February Texas gas output reached 456,755,030 Mef a 1 percent drop from February 1984 with January totaling 524,540,173 Mef. Marketed gas rose 1.68 percent from last February to 382,897,428 Mef while January marketed gas was 439,814,122 Mef. Exports fell 1.87 percent to 174,613,978 Mef in February. January exports were 197,013,285 Mef. A separate regional athletic report lists Wellman Aerospaces tumbling qualifiers by age group and event, noting Sherry Green earned a level three tumbling coach certificate at Amarillo regionals. David Pendergrass was invited to join a USAF South Africa exhibition tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
Buddy Temple
Texas Oil and Gas Wells
Phelan
Judy Lynn Collins
Kim Bishop
Irma Gallegoes
Christie Strickland
Ladd Winn
Ashlee Winn
Kami Spain
Rocky Hill
Matt Bohler
Melisska Green
Roxie Phelan
Anjanette Newkirk
David Pendergrass
Mark Kroeker
Keith Hart
Jeff Lamb
Will Green
Jimmy Strickland
Amarillo
Sherry Green
Texas
The
Wellman Aerospirits
USAF
South Africa
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Linda Lee Trimmier
John Wright Trimmier II
J.A. Benson
Thelma Benson
Rautbort Enterprises, Inc
Norman Purser
James E. Garland
Neal Wayne Bearden
Gary Sweat
American Modern Lloyds Insurance Co
Terry County Oil Report
Ricky Lynn Hatley
Hyle C. Dos
Church OF Christ
Lubbock
Foy Anderson
Monterey Church of Christ In
Jesus
Brownfirtld
Oil and
Brownfield Federal
Tohoka
Anthony's & You
Anthony
Kenny
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