Kent McMillan, post: 378647, member: 3 wrote: Note that one feature of the subdivision scheme is the easement across Lot 5 on the resub plat labeled "...
I would think pro-rated frontage would apply, but that is what we used to deal with movement of the Pecos River several hundred feet away from it's lo...
The first map predates Fraunces Tavern on the corner of the ditch (Broad Street) and Hoogh Straet.
This is new and part of the movement to computer based testing. Also, the ability to take the test any time during the year instead of just April and ...
Corrected field notes start on page 22. I couldn't guess what type of material his stake is. Hopefully he selected a durable species like bois d'arc. ...
Do you have the abstract number? I don't have any experience in Lavaca County, but I'd love to check out the field notes. I think that Holy Cow's Hisp...
Kent McMillan, post: 377080, member: 3 wrote: The Dallas County Clerk evidently decided to just send them over to the public library where they are i...
Block 119, GC&SF Ry Co Sur., Pecos Co. Tx. A few miles north of Fort Stockton. I think I have arrived at a reasonable boundary reconstruction but ...
Kent McMillan, post: 377399, member: 3 wrote: In Pecos and Terrell Counties, the number of inscribed rocks seems to have gone up after the railroads a...
The two called for set stones are as described but I can't suppose whether they are original to Durrell or upgrades by later surveyors. I have a line ...
Kent McMillan, post: 377279, member: 3 wrote: It would be interesting to know when the various markers were set and by whom. In particular, how was th...
dmyhill, post: 377232, member: 1137 wrote: No dimple. If you look at the second picture, you'll see a closeup of the "+" scratched on the top edge of...
Darn you and your traverse lines Durrell. Working through a mess in Pecos County right now and there's some serious excess in the Block and double mon...
Robert Hill, post: 376476, member: 378 wrote: Andy maybe out in the wide open spaces one can load their digestive system with their fill of frijoles f...
Thanks for the pics. That first picture sure was a funny looking breakfast burrito (morning staple for field work in West Texas). Did you get it at th...
Didn't someone talk to Moistner a few years back about an Alaskan Surveyor reality show?
paden cash, post: 375270, member: 20 wrote: Nah, if it were Oklahoma we would have already stolen the pump. If it were in OK, why would you steal yo...
Well, I'd hazard a guess if you said it was in Oklahoma...
You guys would be funny if it wasn't so frustrating. :excruciating: Nice touch with the K, DDSM. Our family hasn't spelled our name that way since ne...
