Diagram of a property. It's labeled "Copy" and one of the square is marked "Property Involved." There is an arrow indicating north.

Diagram of the J. T. Carruth Survey in Comanche County, Texas, showing property lines and county border. On the back of the paper, there's a note, "P.S. Please pardon the misnomer 'Sales.'"

Map and notes proposed railroad lines to Abilene, Texas. The map has several towns labelled, including Abilene and Eula, and some natural features such as the Cottonwood Creek. The notes are discussing the terrain to be covered and the possibly routes and obstacles.

Map of Hemphill and Roberts Counties, Texas, showing property lines and land ownership. There are also towns, rivers, and county lines labeled. Some of the plats have small marks which may indicate Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company has an interest in the property.

Map of the DOD resurvey of an the Permian oil survey, including blocks labelled, A2, B2, C3, 192, C4, 178, Z, and 194. The map shows the boundary lines of the blocks and each block is divided into several plats.

Map depicting 168.37 Acres in Section 227. There are property lines and landowners' labeled on the map.

Map of the DOD river surveys, including the Runnels County School Land No. 3 and with text listing the contents of the survey. There is a statement at the top of the paper reading, "This is a copy of DOD map as returned to General Land Office."

Map of Jones County, Texas showing plats, towns, rivers, and the land ownership of the various properties.

Map of Pecos County, Texas showing plats, surveys, and the Pecos River. There are annotations on the map.

Map of the survey made for Permian in Pecos County, Texas showing the Pecos River, plats, and some notes about the land.

Photostat copy of a cadastral map showing the ownership of plats in southwest Concho County, Texas. The map also shows rivers, surveys, and county lines.

Map of Pecos River Survey, block C4 and A2, showing the plats' and surveys' boundaries and land ownership.

Map of Pecos River Survey, blocks 12 and Z, and the G. C. & S. F. Railroad Company survey. The map shows plat lines and land ownership.

Map of the Pecos River Survey, Block 1 and 178, showing plats and land owndership.

Diagram showing the how land has changed hands and a simplified family tree of George W. Carrall and R. M. Thu[rman]. There are annotations about family relationships and legal holdings and notes in red that appear to be added later.

Cadastral map of Hemphill County, Texas, showing property lines, ownership, land grants, and plat numbers. The back of the map has a note from Giles Bascom asserting this is an accurate copy of the Texas General Land Office records and there is a page that appears to be a close-up excerpt from the larger map labelled "3/ 42636.S Hemphill Co."

Simplified family tree and notes relating to the estate of David P. Fearis. The left side of the paper has text describing land holdings of various people and the right side has what appears to be a family tree for E. M. Heath. There are annotations in red which appear to have been added later.

Map of A. D. Fulton's property showing the lane and other details of the property.

Map of the survey made for the Permian Oil Company in Pecos County, Texas showing rivers, tract numbers, and landholders.

Map of the survey made for Permian Oil Company in Pecos County, Texas. The map shows plats, land ownership and rivers.

Map of the surveys in Pecos County, Texas showing plats, the Pecos River, and some annotations regarding the properties.

Map of Pecos County, Texas, showing the surveys and plats.

Map of Pecos County, block 194 and the I. & G. N. Railroad surveys, showing plats, land ownership and the survey history of the area.

Map of river surveys, blocks A2, C3, and C4, showing the boundaries of the blocks and plats.