Looking for a surveyor near Texas County, OK if anybody on here is near there. Seems like we were just discussing the area on the General Chit-Chat forum.
AN
I drive through there about once every year or two but my license wouldn't hold up in Okie Land.
Lookin' fer a Hooker expert? John Street connects the school to the church.
The Wikipedia info for Texas County refers to it as: "the central one-third of "Old Beaver County". There must be some connection to the above mentioned city based on this information. It also mentions that five out of ten sites on the National Historic Register are grain elevators. If I'm lyin', I'm dyin'.
Andy Nold, post: 326206, member: 7 wrote: Looking for a surveyor near Texas County, OK if anybody on here is near there. Seems like we were just discussing the area on the General Chit-Chat forum.
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Andy
The two surveyors in the panhandle sold out and retired. Check with:
Furman Land Surveyors, Inc. dba SEDCO/FURMAN
3501 S. Georgia Ste. D
Amarillo, TX 79109
Phone Number: (806) 374-4246
Fax Number: (806) 374-4248
Email Address: daryl@furmanland.com
They have the files of Sedco( The two surveyors who retired).
Talk either to Daryl or Casey Mann
I have worked in Beaver County in recent History, but I am a long ways away.
Have you called Dickie? He's licensed in Oklahoma and may have done some work in that area.
