Harrison County Surveyor & Land Broadsheet · Harrison County (TX)
Organized by RUDY, ELLIS (PRESIDENT, ); MAUK, MARY ANN (SECRETARY/TREASURER, ); WEBB, GEORGE S. (VICE PRESIDENT, ) (1960s-1980s Active Grantor Era), Texas Royalty Corp assembled and subdivided tracts across Harrison County (TX), recorded in the county clerk's books at Harrison County Official Public Records (Active CAD Roll ($23,840 Appraised, $916.72/mo Revenue); 20 Recorded Instruments). This broadsheet preserves the historical surveys, recorded plats, and deed index of the company.
Inspect authentic county clerk instrument scans, General Land Office files, and archival newspaper facsimiles harvested for Texas Royalty Corp in Harrison County (TX).
Recorded county clerk instrument (Conveyance, Vol. 621, Page 1) for Texas Royalty Corp in Harrison County, Texas.
Recorded county clerk instrument (Mineral Deed, Doc #DOC646S9519) for Texas Royalty Corp in Harrison County, Texas.
Across the survey abstracts of Harrison County (TX), Texas Royalty Corp assembled and conveyed land, mineral, and leasehold interests across 20 recorded instruments anchored at Harrison County Official Public Records (Active CAD Roll ($23,840 Appraised, $916.72/mo Revenue); 20 Recorded Instruments).
Organized by RUDY, ELLIS (PRESIDENT, ); MAUK, MARY ANN (SECRETARY/TREASURER, ); WEBB, GEORGE S. (VICE PRESIDENT, ) (1960s-1980s Active Grantor Era), Texas Royalty Corp acquired parent survey acreage across Harrison County (TX), anchored at Harrison County Official Public Records (Active CAD Roll ($23,840 Appraised, $916.72/mo Revenue); 20 Recorded Instruments).
Primary survey and subdivision calls indexed to Texas Royalty Corp encompass Harrison County Verified Survey Abstracts: A-14, A-144, A-359, A-550, A-752 as well as Regional Oil, Gas & Subsurface Reservation Corridor (Harrison County, TX).
Across its Harrison County out-conveyances (Harrison County Official Public Records (Active CAD Roll ($23,840 Appraised, $916.72/mo Revenue); 20 Recorded Instruments)), Texas Royalty Corp embedded express deed clauses: Express Oil, Gas, Royalty & Mineral Reservations Across 20 Recorded Harrison County Instruments. 20 recorded instruments in Harrison County indexing conveyances and retained subsurface interests of Texas Royalty Corp with zero blanket corporate exit deeds.
Additional recorded stipulations in the Harrison County chain of title include: Retained Subsurface Ingress/Egress & Leasehold Rights with Zero Blanket Corporate Liquidation Deeds.
Title examiners, surveyors, and landowners reviewing Harrison County Verified Survey Abstracts: A-14, A-144, A-359, A-550, A-752 in Harrison County trace surface and subsurface chains directly through the 1960s-1980s Active Grantor Era instruments of Texas Royalty Corp at Harrison County Official Public Records (Active CAD Roll ($23,840 Appraised, $916.72/mo Revenue); 20 Recorded Instruments).
Use the searchable instrument ledger below or submit a Volume/Page citation to the Texas Royalty Corp records desk for chain-of-title verification.
Search and filter the verified Harrison County recorder entries, survey abstracts, and tract citations below for Texas Royalty Corp.
| Subdivision / Instrument Unit | Recorder Citation | Parties & Tract Call | Historical Survey & Reservation Notes | Series |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Harrison County Parent Survey & Mineral Vesting Into Texas Royalty Corp | Harrison County Deed & Official Records (Parent Acquisition Series) | Prior Harrison County Grantors -> Texas Royalty Corp | Vests parent tract, mineral, and leasehold estates in Harrison County (TX) into Texas Royalty Corp. | Vesting Into Company |
| Harrison County 20-Instrument Out-Conveyance & Subsurface Reservation Schedule | Harrison County Official Public Records (Active CAD Roll ($23,840 Appraised, $916.72/mo Revenue); 20 Recorded Instruments) | Texas Royalty Corp -> Various Harrison County Grantees | 20 recorded instruments in Harrison County indexing conveyances and retained subsurface interests of Texas Royalty Corp with zero blanket corporate exit deeds. | Mineral Reservation |
Every old subdivision map and deed book in Harrison County is a record of early surveying, local development, and state property law.
County clerk grantor indexes in Harrison County document 20 recorded conveyances and assignments executed by Texas Royalty Corp, establishing a permanent subsurface and tract chain of title.
“ROYALTY CORPORATION, a Texas corporation,”
Primary Surveys & Tracts Indexed:
Under TX property law, severed mineral, royalty, and easement estates retained by a corporate grantor remain vested in its statutory trustees and successors until conveyed by an express recorded instrument.
“Recorded in the Official Public Records of Harrison County, TX.”
Recorded Reservation & Deed Clauses Documented:
Submit the Instrument Book and Page, Survey, or Parcel Number for Chain-of-Title and Corporate Records Verification.
This broadsheet is maintained as an Independent Historical Surveyor Atlas, Plat Archive & Chain-of-Title Research Index preserving the surveying, agricultural, mineral, and corporate history of Texas Royalty Corp (TX Ref: TX Corporate Grantor / County Clerk Archive) in Harrison County.
Whether you are a local historian, a landowner researching the history of your tract or subdivision, a surveyor examining historical map books, or a landman, division order analyst, or title examiner with a question regarding historical corporate records, leases, or deeds, use the form here to reach the archive desk.
Archival Reference Citation:
Entity: Texas Royalty Corp (Est. 1960s-1980s Active Grantor Era · TX Ref TX Corporate Grantor / County Clerk Archive)
Primary County Record: Harrison County Official Public Records (Active CAD Roll ($23,840 Appraised, $916.72/mo Revenue); 20 Recorded Instruments) (Harrison County, TX)