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LeonI did write "some" Texans.
LeonGive me a couple years to get the house built and you may have free room and board at "Days Inn," our guest bedroom. I even got a pasture for you...
GPS on topAfter the earth quake, the coordinate might need some tuning up. Dave will need to climb back up there!
HD & HCFrom my vantage point in central Utah, foreign countries are Texas and California. Kansas OK, lived there for awhile, good people for sure...
Most of the land went to patent around 1900. Since then it's been fenced, occupied, farmed, pastured, etc. There is no records of how they surveyed ...
A lot of water run down there this year. I live in the upper reaches of the Sevier River basin. I haven't been there but I'd guess all those monumen...
Sorry to here this news. I had a few online discussions with Steve. I always thought his views where solid. Surprising how many surveyor/guitarists...
I stopped using wood hubs over 15 years ago. Went to steel spikes, 3/8" x 8 ". Use a concrete form stake, 3/4" x 2 feet, to make a hole for the lath...
I kinda like it. It covers two surveys ago, one survey ago, the current survey and the next ones. The fence stays put, it's just the boundary being ...
10 acre lots, this subdivision phase about 110 acres, part of a several thousand acre development. There are very nice cabins built on most of these ...
I just have questions, no answers.Is the current descriptions the same as the original descriptions that created the parcels?It's not clear to me whic...
search "erro* w/4 monument*"brings up:Dykes v. Arnold 2004and Eisenbarth v. Horn 2009Dykes has been debated to death on survey boards. Eisenbarth...