HomeMy WebLinkAbout 1941 College Park Block 14 and 17 Why are lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of this crucial Block 14, so important to what
will happen to deed restrictions in College Park, and more importantly, in
all of College Station?
The answer partly lies in what John Wallace did and did not do! First, he
and his wife Lillie Wallace, either never built any residence on those five
lots he 'bought' in 1923, and finally recorded in 1929, or the home was
hauled off the property later! Wallace died leaving no will, as shown in
the Deed Records of Brazos County. Lillie Wallace survived him. They had
two children; both now live in California per my research. As a surviving
widow, Lillie sold back those crucial lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 of Block 14, in
College Park, to the Oakwood Realty Company on November 15, 1949.
Oakwood Realty Company, acting through H. E. Burgess, with Mrs. Terrell, the
original owner of Mrs. Miller's home, as Secretary of Oakwood, never even
owned property they subdivided for some nine years after they did all this!
The most critical evidence as to why deed restrictions are so important to the
preservation of neighborhoods and history is the phrase that was expressly
included in that Wallace sale document to Oakwood, filed by Oakwood Realty
Company in Volume 141, Page 83 and 84 of the Deed Records of Brazos County:
"The deed is made subject to the restrictions against said land
by written instrument recorded in the Deed Records of Brazos
County."
Oakwood Realty Company had thus expressly agreed to abide by and re -bound
the Nagle land, to the old deed restrictions, at least for this parcel of
land, that were in place against this exact parcel of land since 1923 until
that day in 1949, as span of 26 years. They said so in writing! That is
exactly why the Cashion deed, Red Cashion being Burgess' son -in -law, had the
curious deed blanket deed restriction text in it. It was taken directly
from the actual sale document to them, but more importantly, it also added
the key word "conventions ", as I recall. That's also very important,
because it is evidence of the fact that both forms of restrictions, the old
convention and the new way, were binding in this neighborhood.
It is crucial to note that during this roughly nine year span, the same
Southside Development Company was still selling and recording fully
qualified deed restricted property in the same area! After they sold the
large quantity of land to Oakwood, which Oakwood improperly re- designated,
there are some twenty -nine further sales in College Park which still carry
the full formal older deed restrictions on them. Of those, nine are cross -
contaminated in the same area as Oakwood re- designated!
Then, most significantly, in the Deed Records of Brazos County, on August
25, 1947, in Volume 131, Page 272, the Southside Development Company filed
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Articles of Dissolution & Distribution of undivided interest to C. W.
Burchard, Elizabeth L. Scoates, R. R,. Lancaster and F. B. Clark, for all
lots, streets, alleys and park sites. In them, it is recorded that these
above people or their heirs have the right to waive or remove any & all
restrictions for, as well as to enforce same, which may have been heretofore
imposed against any of the properties henceforth or now.
Three of these people have heirs and an executor or executrix of their
estates whom are still here in College Station, Texas. W. C. Burchard had
no children and that estate went to a sister in Alabama. I have discussed
the issue with Bill Lancaster, who was the executor of the R. R. Lancaster
estate. I asked him if, presented with a request to pass on the validity of
the specific deed restriction to enforce the inability to change the basic
shape of the lot, he would vote to uphold, void, or abstain? He noted the
Burgess actions, the specific sentence in the sale of the property to
Oakwood, and Nagle's obvious intent to subvert even the 75 foot requirement
to put in the two original houses, plus the manipulation of the shape of the
lot to gain even the one. That noted, Bill has promised me that he would
have to vote to uphold the deed restrictions. He also agrees that we have
no choice but to go forward as he now understands how this can not only
affect this resubdivided area, but all of College Park, and ultimately, all
of College Station. There are firmly now some 180 -odd property owners
involved in the vote, not just the resubdivided area as Nagle suspects.
We both think, at this time, that Bill Scoates and Carol, Clark's sole heir,
would vote to affirm the restriction. I can visualize how to prepare such
an affidavit, if desired, might be able to get them signed.
The following is a matrix table of parcels in the College Park Area, the
oldest subdivision in the City of College Station, Texas. This subdivision
was dedicated in the year 1921, as a part of the City of College Station,
which was not even formally there until 1938!
The below matrix indicates each and every property I can find that was
developed from the area, the entire portion of which initially wound up in
the control of the Southside Development Company. The Southside Development
Company was guided primarily by F. B. Clark, who served as the President and
by others, of whom C. W. Burchard is most often found in the records,
signing as Secretary of the organization.
The exact text of the Deed Restrictions can be found to be of either or both
of two specific types. Type 1 is that found in the very first parcel ever
sold a non - company purchaser by Southside Development Company, hereinafter
noted as SDC. The text of these restrictions, although not typed precisely
the same form in each case in the deeds is the exact same text shown in each
of the records below where the restriction column has a numeral one (1).
I (h. The second, very much later, overlay -form of restriction was imposed by the
Oakwood Realty. Oakwood never even owned much property it attempted to re-
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plot and restrict! Oakwood actually used the earlier form as well in a few
i cases. As well, Oakwood never entered development operations in College
Park until just about the time that the shift was taking place in the record
format, so that is a confusion factor as well, but remember, even at that,
there is word -play in the Deed Records that makes it clear that they new
about such conventions! That key word is in the chain of accession for the
Nagle deed in the specific case.
The final column will indicate, to the best of my knowledge, if the shape of
the lot and the current residence construction on that property, has ever
changed to this date, from what was expected of the purchaser, by the
developer, and all others, as related to the residence construction on a
specific deed restricted parcel. It may be that a residence has been torn
down and a new one constructed on it, or intensively modified, but if so, that
doesn't change original intent or spirit of the restrictions. The statement
"No" in the Corrupt column, means that whatever current construction is on the
property that was at this position, still meets the restriction imposed on the
original PURCHASER that the lot had to stay in- shape.
Lastly, the property description shown below is only in the form of a lead
entry to the actual description. There may be additional property that was
bound by it to either side, a part of an adjoining lot that was bound to it as
half a lot that went to this purchaser, half to another, or that property was
sold on a description in metes and bounds. If half a lot was bound, it is, as
I would expect, inconceivable that the other half would be exempt!
In the below, the seller may be:
SDC - Southside Development Company.
CSHC - College Station Housing Corporation
OAK - Oakwood Realty
DATE Sell To Vol Pge+ Description Res Corrupt
17- Feb -1922 SDC R R Lancaster 57 519 Lot 6 B21 None
17- Feb -1922 SDC M M Duaghtery 57 590 Lot 5 B21 None
18 -Feb -1922 SDC D Scoates 57 591 Lot 8 B21 None
18 -Feb -1922 SDC C W Burchard 57 592 Lot 2,3,4 B21 None
04- May -1922 SDC D Scoates 58 229 Lot 12 B12 1 No
13- May -1922 Sdc F B Clark 58 275 Lot 7 821 None
13- May -1922 SDC L Burnon 58 260 Lot 5, B9 1,2 No
13 -May -1922 SDC M D Davis 58 261 All Bk- Church B16 1,2 No
22 -Jul -1922 SDC P Scopinto 58 527 In blank 1 No
18 -Dec -1922 SDC J A Peterson 59 561 Lot 2,3,4 B20 1 No
19 -Sep -1922 SDC A. V. Smith 59 566 Lot 1 B2O 1 No
01- Dec -1922 SDC C. Cheek 59 546 Lot 4 B15 1,2 No
04- Jan -1923 SDC F A Burt 60 230 Lot 12,1/211 B21 1 No
06-Oct -1922 SDC 0 W Silvey 60 244 Lot 1 B21 1 No
08 -Jan -1923 SDC G W Adriance 60 288 Lot 1, B12 1 No
02- Feb -1923 SDC D Scoates 60 402 Lot 7,8 B13 1,2 No
02- Feb -1923 SDC C Hinton 60 407 Lot 2 B15 1,2 No
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02- Feb -1923 SDC E L Myers 60 426 Lot 4 B12 1 No
IL 03-May-1923 SDC F B Clark 61 329 Lot 10 B21 1 No
04 -Apr -1923 SDC A Finley 61 379 Lot 1,2 B13 1,2 No
16-Jun-1923 SDC D F Irving 61 387 Lot 2 B22 1 No
08 -Jun -1923 SDC D Scoates 61 415 Lot 9 B21 1 No
07 -Jul -1923 SDC F R Jones 61 449 Lot 1,2 B7 1 No
23 -Jul -1923 SDC J Camp 61 509 Lot 9 81 1,2 No
23 -Jul -1923 SDC J Camp 61 511 Lot 10 B1 1,2 No
23- Jan -1923 SDC A A Lenert 61 590 Lot 4,5 B7 1 No
14 -Sep -1922 SDC C A Medberry 61 601 Lot 13 +Add B21 1,2 No
02- Feb -1923 SDC W J Davis 62 435 Lot 10,11 B14 1,2 No
10- Dec -1923 SDC G L Dickey 62 619 Lot 11.12 B1 1,2 No
12- Feb -1924 SDC C W Burchard 63 95 Lot 6 B13 1,2 No
19 -Feb -1924 SDC M L Hugh 63 214 Lot 1 B21 1 No
02- May -1924 SDC CS Housing 64 77 Lot 1 +Add B11 1,2 No
15 -Jul -1924 SDC CS Housing 64 613 Lot 8 B12 1 No
15 -Jul -1924 SDC CS Housing 64 613 Lot 5 B11 1,2 No
15 -Jul -1924 SDC CS Housing 64 613 Lot 1,3 B5 1,2 No
28 -Aug -1924 SDC W H Mathews 65 96 Lot 'reserved' B21 1 No
24 -Aug -1924 SDC H C Tidwell 65 107 Lot 5 B8 1 No
02 -Feb -1922 SDC C Cheeks 65 489 Lot 3 B15 1,2 No
05 -Oct -1922 SDC L L Davidson 66 152 Lot 3 B22 1 No
14 -Apr -1927 SDC I B Baccos 70 156 Lot 3 B7 1 No
24- Jun -1927 SDC J Camp 71 421 Lot 8 B1 1,2 No
24 -Jun -1927 SDC J Camp 71 421 Lot 8 B4 1 No
21- Feb -1928 SDC J Williams 71 458 Lot 8 B14 1,2 No
08- May -1928 SDC E Regner 72 70 Lot 1,2 B4 1 No
IL 20- Jun -1928 SDC J P McKee
31- Aug -1928 SDC T Harry 72 172 Lot 1,2,3,4,5 B1 1,2 No
73 344 Lot 8 B2 1 No
26 -Apr -1929 SDC R Fletcher 74 327 Lot 1,Prt2 88 1 No
01- Sep -1929 SDC C J Finney 75 406 Reserved B22 1 No
11- Jun -1929 SDC A A Blumberg 76 358 Lotll +Add B2A 1 No
17- Mar -1930 SDC C W Burchard 77 50 Lot 2,3,4 B21 1 No
23-Oct -1928 SDC F Brison 77 457 Lot 5 B22 1 No
17- May -1930 SDC J E Rabel 77 441 Lot 6 B11 1,2 No
11 -Jul -1930 SDC C W Burchard 77 627 Lot 1,2 B11 1,2 No
20- Sep -1930 SDC A B Ford 78 150 Lot 1,2 +Add B23 1 No
01-Oct -1930 SDC J D Mogford 78 229 Lot 5,6 +Add B8 1 No
26 -Mar -1931 SDC I G Adams 79 408 Lot 'unnumbered'B8A 1 No
03 -May -1931 SDC J E Babel 79 516 Lot 6 +Add 81 1,2 No
04- May -1931 SDC J H Knox 75 561 Lot 10 B2A 1 No
25 -May -1931 SDC J G Bensen 80 1 Lot 8 +Add B2A 1 No
16- May -1931 SDC W E Young 80 83 Lot 2,3 +Add B2 1 No
16 -Jul -1931 SDC E 0 Sieoke 80 229 Lot From Bounds B8 1 No
17- Aug -1931 SDC J E Reierson }Q 300 Lot 5 B2 1 No
22-Oct -1931 SDC A Woolkit 81 20 Lot 9,1/2 -10 B10 1,2 No
26 -Aug -1929 SDC R M Fletcher 81 66 Add Clarify B8A 1 No
15 -Jul -1932 SDC L Patranella 82 182 Lot 9 B2A 1 No
18- Apr -1929 SDC J Bechlinger 81 583 Corrupt /indexed
07- Jun -1932 SDC J 0 Peebles 82 103 Lot 7 B2A 1 No
24 -Jun -1932 SDC E 0 Sieoke 82 352 Lot 7 B7A 1 No
02-Oct -1931 SDC J Camp 82 435 Add Part Lot 7 B1 1,2 No
IL 01-Oct 1932 SDC C C Todd 82 505 Meets & Bounds 1 No
03 -Mar -1933 SDC C J Finney 84 124 Lot 7,8 822 1 No
06-Jun-1933 SDC J E Marsh 89 30 Meets & Bounds B8A 1 No
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17 -Jan -1936 SDC D Fleming 90 550 Resale Lot 1,2 B2A 1 No
22 -Apr -1936 SDC C Spriggs 91 109 Lot 1,2,3,4 B4 1 No
13 -May -1936 SDC J E Reirson 91 201 Lot 1,4 82 1 No
13 -May -1936 SDC J E Reirson 91 203 Lot 6 B2 1 No
16- May -1936 SDC M Morgan 91 216 Lot 11,12 B23 1 No
28 -May -1936 SDC R L Elkins 91 258 Lot 3,1/2 -4 B23 1 No
30- May -1936 SDC C W Wilkerson 91 267 Lot 7 +Add B22 1 No
31 -Aug -1936 SDC C Hohn 91 560 Lot 13,13 B1 1,2 No
11- Nov -1936 SDC R W Steen 92 231 Lot 10,11 B19 1,2 No
10- Dec -1936 SDC R R Lancaster 92 340 Lot 2 B21A 1 No
15 -Mar -1937 SDC J S Kopper 93 216 Lot 4 B2 1 No
23- Mar -1937 SDC E Lancaster 93 365 Lot 6 B21 1 No
28- Apr -1937 SDC K E Elmquist 93 386 Lot 8 B11 1,2 No
04- Aug -1937 SDC J 0 Peebles 94 183 Lot 6 B2A 1 No
10- Aug -1937 SDC S S Morgan 94 204 Lot 1 +Add B2 1 No
21- Aug -1937 SDC J S McGuire 94 243 Lot 4 B2A 1 No
07- Sep -1937 SDC J Orr 94 308 Lot 1 +Add B8 1 No
09-0ct -1937 SDC J Sikes 94 551 Lot 2 +Add B21 1 No
14-Oct -1937 SDC C W Burchard 94 569 Lot 5,6 B6 1 No
13- Dec -1937 SDC J 0 Peebles 95 155 Lot 5 +Add B2A 1 No
04 -Jan -1938 SDC J L Hollow 95 245 Area B12 1 No
09- Mar -1938 SDC R R Lyle 95 580 Lot 6 B22 1 No
11- Mar -1938 SDC T Edde 95 588 Lot 7,8,Part6 B8 1 Yes
12- Mar -1938 SDC J T L McNew 95 590 Lot 9,10 B2 1 No
27- Mar -1938 SDC E C Klipple 96 169 Lot 5,6 B4 1 No
03- May -1938 SDC M L Gibson 96 227 Lot 2,3 B11 1,2 No
09 -Jun -1938 SDC M C Hughs 96 366 Corrupt /Index
10- Jun -1938 SDC G B Adriance 96 378 Lot 1,2 B12 1 No
18- Jun -1938 SDC M Campbell 96 106 Lot 5,6 823 1 No
01- Aug -1938 SDC E W Glenn 96 567 Lot 1,2,3 B2 1 No
05- Aug -1938 SDC J Camp 96 587 Lot 7 B4 1 No
10- Aug -1938 SDC M E Culberson 96 603 Lot 2,3 B2A 1 No
10- Aug -1938 SDC W F Gibson 96 607 Lot 4,5,6 B6 1 No
08- Sep -1938 SDC P W Edge 97 67 Lot 4 B21A 1 No
10- Nov -1938 SDC S R Wright 97 399 Lot 6,7,8 819 1,2 No
10 -Jan -1939 SDC R Fletcher 98 579 Metes & Bounds B8 1 No
23 -Jun -1939 SDC C Padgett 100 319 Lot 4,Part B2 1 No
22- Dec -1939 SDC D W Fleming 102 1 Lot 2 B2A 1 No
30 -Jan -1939 SDC W P St Clari 102 283 Lot 7 B2 1 No
19- Feb -1939 SDC C W Burchard 102 378 Metes & Bounds 1 No
22- Apr -1940 SDC L G Jones 103 239 Lot 5,6 B3 1,2 No
31- May -1940 SDC W F Gibson 103 425 Lot 4 B6 1 No
28- Sep -1940 SDC E W Steel 104 487 Lot 10,11 B21A 1 No
09-0ct -1940 SDC E C Klipple 105 309 Lot 6,Part7 B4 1 No
13- Feb -1941 SDC I H Jones 105 554 Lot 8,9 B19 1,2 No
05 -Apr -1941 SDC Oakwood Realty 106 230 Various None
13- May -1941 SDC R R Lancaster 106 485 Lot 1,Part3 B21A 1 No
09- Jun -1941 SDC G Schlesselman 106 547 Lot 2 B19 1,2 No
02 -Aug -1941 SDC R K Fletcher 107 181 Metes & Bounds 1 No
01-0ct -1941 SDC G E Potter 107 530 Lot 3,4,5 B19 1,2 No
14-0ct -1941 SDC C W Burchard 107 627 Metes & Bounds B21 1 No
14-0ct -1941 SDC C W Burchard 107 629 Lot 4 B21 1 No
Ilw 14-Oct -1941 SDC C W Burchard 107 631 Metes & Bounds B21 1 No
01- Nov -1941 SDC F B Clark 108 98 Lot 7 821 1 No
05 -Nov -1941 SDC E M Taubenhaus 108 444 Lot 8,Part B23 1 No
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10- Apr -1942 SDC G J Samuleson 109 631 Lot 7 B22 1 No
22-Oct -1942 CSHC L G Varham 111 183 Lot 1 B5 1,2 No
22-Oct -1942 CSHC J S Rogers 111 185 Lot 3 B3 1,2 No
22 -Oct -1942 CHSC M C Hughs 111 187 Lot 5 B11 1,2 No
10- Nov -1942 CSHC C D Trall 111 271 Lot 8 B12 1 No
17 -Nov -1942 CSHC N R Rode 111 298 Correction 1 No
09 -Jan -1943 SDC R 0 Berry 111 559 Lot 7,8 B21A 1 No
17 -Apr -1943 CSHC M C Hughs ? 516 Lot 5 Corrected B5 1,2 No
10- Aug -1943 SDC G B Wilcox 113 542 Lot 5 B21 1 No
29 -Dec -1943 SDC J Miller 114 601 Lot Unplatted B22 1 No
19 -Jan -1944 SDC E Langford 115 91 Lot 8,Part7 B22 1 No
16 -May -1944 SDC St Matt Bapt 116 85 Lot 1/2 Acre 1 No
26 -Jul -1946 SDC E E Vezey 116 464 Lot 11 B12 1,2 No
07 -Jan -1946 SDC A A Holbrook 122 49 Lot 9 B21A 1 No
04- Jun -1946 SDC G L Outlaw 124 306 Lot 10,11 B9 1,2 No
10 -Jul -1946 SDC R Rogers 125 66 Lot Unplatted B23 1 No
03- Apr -1947 SDC S R Wright 129 366 Lot 6,Part 819 1,2 No
14 -Jul -1947 SDC R K Fletcher 130 613 .0376 Acre 1 No
17 -Jul -1947 SDC City of CS 130 589 Brison Park No
21 -Jul -1947 SDC F R Brison 130 630 Part +Add B22 1 No
25 -Aug -1947 SDC F B Clark 131 272 Articles Dissolution & distribution
C W Burchard to these four with undivided share
E. L Scoates of all lots, streets, alleys
R R Lancaster & park sites. Right to waive or
remove any & all restrictions for
as well as to enforce same which
may have been heretofore imposed
against any of the properties
henceforth or now.
06 -Jan -1948 SDC G H Johnson 133 340 .10 Acre 1 No
Two simple maps will be attached at a later time. The first will show only
the property that was bound, per research, by the old restrictions. The
second will show the overlay Oakwood attempted. Any block with overlay
likely would be classed as tainted, bound to the old restrictions as well.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF BRAZOS. 111
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That The Southside Development Company, Incl.
a corporation oreatod and existing under the laws of Texas, of the County of Brazos, State
of Texas, for and in consideration of the sum of One Hundred Twenty Five Dollars ($125.00)
to us paid, and secured to be paid by Lee Burnsa-as follows: Twenty -five Dollars ($25.00)
In cash and vendor's lien note for One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) due on or before December .
15th, 1922, interest at eight percent per year on all amounts not paid at date of maturity
have GRANTED, SOLD AND CONVEYED, and by these presents do GRANT, SELLAND CONVEY unto the said
Lee Burnaw\of the County of )3razos, State of Texas,. all that certain piece of real estate
L situated in College Park, Southeast of the A. and M. College campus, Lot 5, Block 9, in
the plan of College Park as plotted by Harry Hoag, surveyor, and F. W. Hensel, L. A., and
of records In the Clker's Office of Brazos County, Texas, record of deeds, Book 38, Pages
574 -5, and further aascrlbad as folloWe: Being a rectangular lot fifty feet wide, facing
Fidelity Street on the Southeast and one hundrea twenty -five foot deep.
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TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the above described premises, together with all and eingu -j
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lar, the rights and appurtenances thereto in anywise belonging unto the said Southside
Development Company Inc., heirs and assign forever; and we do hereby bind ourselves, heirs
executors anu administrators to WARRANT AaD FOREvE.H DEFEND, all and singular the said
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premises unto the said Lee Burman heirs and assigns. against every person whomsoever lawfully
® / claiming or to claim the same or any part thereof.
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t, I But it is expressly agrees ana stipulateai that the Vendor's Lien is retained
against the above describes property, premises and improvements, until the above described
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note, and all interest thereon aremfully paid according to its face and tenor, effect and
I. reading, when this deed shall become absolute.
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k +SITIIESS our hand and seal at College Station, Texas, this first day of +�
i May, A. D. 1922.
F. B. Clark, Chairman of the Board of Directors
Southside Development Co., Inc. (
i. Witnesses at request of Grantor: D. Scoates, Vice Chairman
M. M. Daugherty Winfield Durchard, Sec-Treas.
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1 5Q Revenue stamp affixed and duly
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THE STATE OF TEXAS
y COUNTY OF BRAZOS.
Before me, S. G. Bailey, a Notary Public in and for Brazos County, Texas,
1 on this day personally appeared F. B. Clark Chairman of the Board of Directors of the
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s outhside Development Company, Inc., known to ma to be the person whose name is subsorlbed
■ to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the pur-
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poses and consideration therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal of office this let day of May, A. D. 1922:.
s (SEAL) 5. G. Bailey.
This deea is granted with the following limitations the terms of which are
agreed to by both buyer and seller;
i 1. The improvements in College to be made at the expense of the Southside Develop -
. went Company a re as follows: (1) Extension of rater ana lights to the property line
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of each lot (2) opening up and radin but not
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avenues as plc tted In the map of College Park (3) construction of a sewerage disposal
'! plant and the provisions of a eewerage system sufflolently large to accommodate all bona
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Side residents of College Park.
2. No outdoor toilets shall be allowed on any lot in College Park. •
3. The lay out of the lots as shown in the plan of College Park shall be adhered
¢ to and no scheme of facing lots in any other direction shall be permitted.
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4. No use shall be mace of any of the property hereby conveyed, or any part thereo4
which shall constitute a nuisance or inure the value of neighboring lots. The question
of determining what shall constitute a nuisance shalt rest with the board of directors
of the Southside Development Company.
5. The general landscape plans, such as location of houses, location of flower
beds, trim ing of tr ,,es, planting of shrubbery, etc. shall be in accordance with such
standard authority as shall be acceptable to the board of directors of the Southaide
Development Company.
b. The Company reserves the right in fee ia.all streets, alleys and sidewalks to
use the same for pavements, rail'aye, gas, and water mains. sewer pipes, eletric lights,
t telegraph and telephone wires, and such other reasonable uses as the company may see fit.
7. No house shall be built closer to tho street than twenty feet.
• • 8. Churches, stores, theatres, school houses, and other central meeting places ehall
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I be constructed only on lots provided in the plan for establishments of that kind 'micas
r t 'agreed to by the board of directors of the Southside Development Company.
9. No house, with the exec x ion of rood- shcjds, garages, and similar supplementary t
buildings shall be constructed in College Park the plans of which have not been drawn
. or approved by an architect acceptable to the board of directors of the Southside revel- i
opment Company. _
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10. At the expiration of three years from the date of Bale of any lot in College '
Park, the Southside Development Company reserves tits ight to buy back at the original
purohas•:price, without interest, any lot the owner of which cannot show bona fide inten-
tion of utilization to some individual or social end other than that of merely holding
the lot for increase in value.
11. Blocks 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 are set aside in the plan of College Park for ,
colored people, Any colored person who voluntarily cohabits with any other persons of
• !1 opposite sex without being legally married to said person automatically surrenders his
or her right of occupancy on any lot in College Park.
A true copy of the original filed 13th day of May, A. D. 1922, at 3 :30 o'clock P. U., and ,
duly recorded on the 17th day of May, A. D. 1922, at 10 :10 A. M to which I certify. ,
C. C. C. B. C.
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t THE STATE OF TEXAS,
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}N0P ALLMLIT BY THESE BtESENTS: That The Southside Development Company, Inc., a
_ coporation created and existing under the laws of Texas, of the County of Brazos, State
' of Texas, for and in consideration of the sum of One Hundred Seventy -Five Dollars ($175.01
to us paid, and secured to be paid by the Saint Matthew Baptist Church. M. D. Pavtn. '
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Said medhaniols lien oontraot is r000rded in Volume iaio of the MeohL:nio's
Lien Reoords of Brazos County, Toxus, hereby referred to for ull 1 and
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Said note and lion is now tho proporty of the underoigned, who is the legal
' holder and owner of same.
, • row, TIMM:LE, Oa AL• =V BY THESE IRE'az.,.TS:
That I, W. R. Akin, for and In consideration of tho sum of Twenty-seven Hundred and. No/100
(2700.00) Dollars to me in hand paid by John F. Grant, the receipt of which is hcroby
aoknowlodged, have sald, aaaignod, transferred, set over, and conveyod, and do hereby sell,
• asSign, transfor, set over and convoy without reoodroo to the said John. F. Grant, the said
described mechanic: lien note, together with saia lien and ull the title held by:me in said
land and real estate and inprOvemento thoraon I); virtuo of boin„: the holler and owner of
said pachaniois 11,n nate.
51AVE AND TO HOLD the oame unto tha said John F. Grunt, his heirs and assi._:ns, forever.
WIT1:33 rf HAIM dt Bryan, Texas, th1.11 the 8th day of Ootober, X. D. 1929. •
11.2. Akin
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the underaignod authorit7, on this day personally appearod W. R. Akin, known :
to me to bo the person whoaa nano is Subacribed to the foregoing Inotrr.mont, And aeknowled•ed
to me that he executed tho same for the pur,oseo hnd c,nsida•ation the:vin c:pressed. •
GIV2V tfr:Jm 1Y ::ANDAID L;AI CFFISE, this tho 14 th dry of October, A. D. 1929.
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Rotary ..ublic in and for Brazos
County, Texao.
1Tho is u true oo of the original instrument which W4J filed for record on the
14th day „of Ootober A. 0. 1929 at 4;00 o'clraok p. m. - ..na duly recorded on tha 15th day of
October, A. D. 19..9 at 3:40 O'clock p. m. tdhioh I cortify.
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Joss 3 . LeGoe •
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THE 3TAT:: OF re:. f
=OW AL. 1:n1 3i THESE /RESENTS: .1.1/0
COMITY OF 131W03 1'
That The South:31de Dovolopment COmiany, a 1.rivato corporation, auly incorporated under
and 5y virtue of tho laws of the Stzte of Taxus, acting by and th.rouh P. B. Clark, Chairman
of the Board of Dirootors, and C. W. Burohard its 3 °o - rotary-Treasurer, of the County of Brazos,
State of Te.)::.3 for and in oonsidoratio.■ or the sum of (,:110.0J) POLLARi •
Ton dollars and other goel and Valuable comoiderations.
to it, cash in hand paid„ by John Wallaco tho recal„.1: of which is heroby atknowlodgea, crash
in full have Grantod, Sola nna Convoyua, and by these prozonto do Grant, Sell and Convey,
unto the ciaid John Wallace of tha County of Brazos 3tato of Toxus all that oortain traot or ,
111111 parcol of land lying :old being situated in tho County of Brazos', State of Taxes, and more
partioularly Aesoriboa us follows to-wit: Being, Lots numberod 1,2,3,4,5 and 6, in Blo
numberea fourteon in tho .plan of College larX, Southeaat of the A. & Colle,o Campus, as
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Ly • plotted by Harry Hoag, Surveyor, and F. W. llsn>jol, L.A., and rocorded in the Doed a000rds of
Brazos. County, ' =exas, in Voluno 38 pales 574, 575,
(__ This deed 1s arantod with the foll,erin• liuitntiuns:
1. Tho i>ai:rovementa in Coileao lar:: to be made at tho ex}enuo of The Southside
Develui:aunt Company are as follows, to- :,it :(1) iD:tension of water and li,jrta to the property
lino of each lot; (3) openin. u_ ::n. :_..di:: :, but not 6ruvollin,,, of the drives, atreet3
and avenuosas plotted in the ..np of College park,; (3) Conatruotion of a So'•raae :oisl-osal
Y1ant :.nd the 1.rovl3ion of a Sewera ,2e System aifficiently 1a ,:e to noco:.odate all bona fide
resident.: of College lark.
2. ho out -dour toilet mull be a11uwoa ::n any 1..t in Collel;e lark.
3. The lay -outof the lots as 3hu;:n in the plan of Colle,3e lam.: shall be auhered to and
no sallow of facin,; 1..t3 in ■n other dirootion shall ba perr.dtted, •
4. Lo use 3ha11 be moue of the _roorty hereby co veyou, or any ,art thereof, which
' shall constitute a nuisance 0• injure .ho value of noiEhboring lots. The Luostion of
. doterrainin4; what shall constituto u nuiu::.nce shall root with the boara of d:rectoru of The
Southside Develul.uent Cou
5._ The general landsc,:..o glens, such as locutiva of houses, location o- fl:wer beds,
tri:a.:.in s of trees, plantin; of shrubbery, oto., shall be in sccord,:nc: with such standard
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authority as shall be acceptable to the bo.:rd of dirootors of The Southside Development
Company.
G. The company roaorv•4 the right in foe in all streets, alloys, and 3idewa1,S, to use
the nano for _avcr:ents, railways, , :_nu vr.ter ricins, sower 1.11.03, electric liEh.s, tele2rcl
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anu telephone wirea, u;, such other i•uauonable uses as the oon_.:ny Lay sea fit.
7. No house Shall be built closer to tho et_eet than twenty feat.
0. , ohuroaca, Stores, theatres, school hous:S, and ..thor cent.•.'_ meetinL pinoaa shall bp
' construoteu on_y on lots provided in the ..1e11 for establishments of that ::inu unless agreed
to by the board of aireatora of tho said company.
' 9. Ho house, with the e:_oo, tion of wood- ..hed3, ,; _a 2eu, and similar supplementary
bulldin s Shall bo constructed in Colloao ]lurk the plans of which havo not been drawn or
( ( approved by an o.rchiteot aoce ;tublc to the bur of direators of The Southside Development
L Company.
10. _.t the expiration of throe your:. from tho date o_ sale of any lot in College lark,
Tito Southside Developr.,ont Cora resorvo3 tho rir;ht to buy baok ut the oril;incl purchase
• 1.rioe, without intorest, any lot tho owner or owners can not show bona fide evidence of
. ' utilization, to some suolal or individual end other than that of merely holain tho lot for
• "i inaruaso in value.
i• 11. Blooks 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 1G, and 17 are Sot a •lido in the plan of College 1e4 for
' , colored people. Any colored person who voluntarily cohabits with any other person of opposite
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` sox without bein legally married to said person auto::atioully aurrenders his or her richt
of occupancy on any lot in Oolloae lark. .
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The Southside Joval,pment Company retains ownorahip all li6ht linos, sewer lines, and
water 1.ii.03 put in at the expellee of tuna company, unu oustomary rentals will be oharced for
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these utilities.
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properly oonstruotud soptio tank located on tho property hereby transferred.
ror purl-uses of extension of utilities the six lots horoby transferrod are construed to
' I be only one lot.
I TO H.1Y5 and TO HOLD the above do.cribod promiaos, together with all and sin ular, the
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rights ant apputenancee thereto in anywise belonging unto the said John Wallaoe
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heirs and assigns forever; and said Tho Southoldo devolol.ment Company does hereby bind itself, 1
and its suooeasors, to Warrant ana Forever Defend, all and singular tho said promises unto
1 the said grantee heirs and assigns, a.;ainst every person whomsoever lawfully olaiming, or
to olaim the sumo, or any part thoraof. j
WITNESS the signature and seal of said The Southside Devolui_mont Cowi.any, acting by and i'
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throu,;h F. B. Clark the chairman of its Board of Directors and C. W. Burahard, its Secretary- 1 . .
Treasurer, at College Station, Texas, this second day of Guguet A. D. 1923, j.
( L) Ti's. 30UTi1.3lJii ifl VEL0.'3 T C01AaUY i'
BY F. B. Clark j
Chairman of the Board of Directors.
C. W. Burchurd '
• Seoretary- Treasurer,
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COUI : ^Y OF 3;::.:.;:, 1 '
a i:ota.y lublio in and .or Bru..:os County, Texas, on this day iersonully ::1:poured F. B. Clark
as chairman of tho Board of Direoto:a ,.f The 3outhoide Dovolopant Coupany, u corporation, 1
and C. W. Burohard, as its 3ooretary- Trousuror, known to m:, to be the persons whose nap os
are sub:;cribed to the forego.ng instrument, and ouch uoknowloa_ :ed to i..e that ho executed the
same the.'i.ur,oses and consideration therein ox,rossed, and in their oap..otios therein .
stated, and as the act and deed of said oor_or;.tion.
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(3 :.:AL) J. G. Shiley
A Ilotsy lublic in ..na for Brazos County, Texas.
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The above is a true oo.y of the original instrument which was filed for record on bhe., ; .
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14 th -day of October, A. D. 1929, at 12 :00 O'clock p. m. and duly recurdod on the 16 the day
of Ootober A. D. 1929 at 8 :30 o'clock a. u. to which I certify. ;
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THE STATE OF T :: :L.3 4
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30U Y OF B1A :03 )
That I, 11. T. Cheatham, of the County of 3rusos, State of Toxus, for and in consideration
of the, sum of Sevon hundred and fifty and 00 /100 $ 3750.00) D3L_.,. .i to ne In hand paid by Frank,
Cantaves.i, the receipt of which is hereby ucknowleaed, have Granted, :Iola and Conveyed, and
by those presents do Grant, Sall and Convey, unto the said Frank Cantaveapi, of the County T
of Brazos, State of Texas, all that pertain Tut or parcel of land lying and being situatod I LI
in the City of Bryan, in Brazos county, Texa3, and boia,; a part of Mitchell's addition to the
C OY City of Bryan :aid being more particularly aescribou as follows:
9e(;inninj at the north oornar of Tut nu::.ber sixty five in said Mitchell's addition,
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THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF BRAZOS 1 WHEREAS, by deed dated April 4th, 1941, and recorded in Volume 106
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234, of the Deed Records of Brazos County,Texne, Southwide DAVelopmant Company conveyed to Oakwood
Realty Company of College Station certain property in the Plan of College Park in Brazos County! ''
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Texas, reference being here made to said deed ,and its record for desoription of said property; t
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WHEREAS, said Oakwood Realty Company of College Station is desirous of resubdlvlding a f •
11 portion of said property in accordance with the hereto attached plat, the portion reaubdivided
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I being all that part of said property so conveyed and lying on the southeast side of Guernsey � i I
Street and bounded on the northwest by said Guernsey Street, bounded on the southwest by Mont - j
Clair Avenue, bounded on the southeast by the property by ! • -
y pro art owned b L,C.Jones and on'the northeset'� i
by South Herefote Street with. its northwest continuation to-Guernsey Street;
NOW .THEREFORE Oakwood Realty Company of College Station, a corporation, acting herein
J by its president, H,E.Burgess, duly authorized by a resolution adopted by its Board of Directors
d hereby declare the hereto attached plat to be a true and oorrect plat of its resubdivision"
' of the portion of the property above described, and does hereby dedicate to the use of the
J public all streets and alleys as shown upon said plat. i 1
WITNESS the - Signature and seal of said Oakwood Realty C mpany•of College Btatlon, this the'
26th day of July A.D. 1941.
J OAR _ 1
ll00D REALTY COR OF COLLEGE STATION
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B H ,E.Burgess, Its President. t
THE STATE OF TEXAS!
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COUNTY OF BRAZOS 1 BEFORE } , the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared '
H. E, Burgess, known to me to.be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instru_ ;I i _
went and he acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the pilrposes and consideration '1
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therein expressed and in his capacity as president of Oakwood Realt Com C ;
y Pa�lY of ollege Sta-
tion, a corporation, and as the act and deed of said corporation.
1 . GIVEN under my hand and seal of office, this 28th day of July, 1941
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R, V , Armstrong, a Notary Public in and for
(SEAL) Brazos County,Texas,
The foregoing is a true dopy of the original instrument which was filed for record on the 29th tt
J day of July A :D..1941 at 2 O'clock .p.m. and duly recorded on the 29th day of July A.D. 1941
at 5 o'clock
ppm, to which I certify .):
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of this conveyance
THENCE N. 42 18' 101.8 feet to the PLACE OF BEGINNING, containing 11,550 eq. feet of
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land, more or lees.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the above described premises, together with all and singular
0 the rights and appurtenances thereto in anywise belonging unto the said Jessie L. Jones,
hie heirs and assigns forever; and we do hereby bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and
administrators, to Warrant and Forever defend all and singular the said premises unto the
said Jessie L. Jones, his heirs and assigns, against every person whomsoever lawfully
claiming, or to claim the same, or any part thereof.
But it is expreesly agreed and stipulated that the Vendor's Lien is retained against
the above described property, premises and improvements, until the above described note
and all interest thereon are fully paid according to its face and tenor, effect and read -
ing, when this deed shall become absolute. ,
Witness our hands at Bryan, Texas, this 18 day of November, A.D. 1949.
• Witness at Request of Grantors Bill Morille
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to mark of Rosie X Morille .
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F. L. Henderson,
550 revenue Stamp affixed and duly cancelled.
THE STATE OF TEXAS)
COUNTY OF BRAZOS 1 BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, a Notary Public, in and for
Brazos County, Texas, on t his day personally appeared bill Morille and Rosie Morille, his
wife, both known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing in-
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strument, and acknowledged to me that they each executed the same for the purposes
and consideration therein expressed, and the said Rosie Morille wife of the said Bill
Morille having been examined by me privily and apart from her husband, and having the
same fully explained to her, she, the said Roeie Morille acknowledged such instrument
• to be her act and deed, and she declared that she had willingly signed the same for the
pruposes and consideration therein expressed, and that she did not wish to retract it.
GIVEN under my hand and seal of office this the 18 day of November, A.D. 1949.
ii F. L. Henderson, Notary Public in and for
(SEAL) brazoe County,Texae. /
The foregoing is a true copy of the original instrument which was filed for record on
• the 22nd day of Nov. A.D. 1949 at 11 o'clock *.m. and duly recorded on the 22nd day
of Nov. A.D. 1949 at 5 o'clock p.m. to which 1 certify
A. B. Syptak, C.0 C.E.C.
/.. /.IJ /....ri . Deputy
e . THE STATE OF TEXAS, 1
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
COUNTY OF BRAZOS I /f/ /- P3 Alc.
That I, Lillie Wallace, a widow, of the County of Brazos, State of Texas, for and in
..- j consideration of the sum of TEN k N0 /100 DOLLARS and other valuable coneiderations, to
j me in hand paid by Oakwood Realty Company of College Station, as follows:
all in cash, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged,-
pf have Granted, Sold and Conveyed, and by these presents do Grant, Sell and. Convey, unto the
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r • .said Oakwood Realty Company ,of College Station, of the County of Brazos State of Texas, all
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certain tract or parcel of land lying and being situated in Brazos County, Texas,
''^ and being Lots Nos. (1), i ONE (1) TWO (2) r THREE (3), FOUR (4), FIVE (5) and SIX (6), all in
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Block No. FOURTEEN (141, in the Plan of COLLEGE PARK, Southeast of the A. & M. __ _._. _. _..._._._....._ .___...
College Campus"
aa shown on the plat of said addition recorded in the Deed Records of Brazos County, Texas,
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and being the same land conveyed to John Wallace by The Southeide Development Company by deedl
dated August 2, 19 and recorded in Volume 75, page 604 of the Deed Records of Brazos County,
Texas, to which deed reference is here made for all purposes,- i
The deed ie made eubject to the restrictions imposed against Bald land by written instrument
recorded in the Deed Recorda of Brazoe County, Texas- 1 g '
For said consideration, I do aleo hereby grant, Bell and convey unto said Oakwood Realty Company
of College Station all my right, title and interest in and to all of the property immediately \
adjoining the above described tracts.
The grantor herein, Lillie Wallace, is the surviving widow of John Wallace, desceaaed,
who died intestate and leaving no children nor deacendante. Said above described property
was a part of the property belonging to the community estate of John Wallace and Lillie
Wallace; no administration was ever had upon the estate of John Wallace, deceased, and no •
neceaaity therefor exists.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the above described premises, together with all and aingular the rights .
and appurtenances thereto in anywise belonging unto the said Oakwood Realty Company of Col legi 0
Station, its successors and assigns forever and I do hereby bind myself, my heirs, executors C
and administrators, to Warrant and Forever Defend, all and singular the said premises unto •
the said Oakwood Realty Company of College Station, its successors and assigns, against everyl •
person whomsoever lawfully claiming, or to claim the name, or any part thereof.
WITNESS my hand at, Bryan, Texas, thin 15th. day of November, 1949.
$2.20 Revenue Stamps affixed Lillie Wallace • ....--
and duly canceled.
THE STATE OF TEXAS, (
COUNTY OF BRAZOS ) BEFORE ME, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said County
and State, on this day personally appeared Lillie Wallace, a widow, known to me to be the
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person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that ehe ri
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• executed the same for the purpoeea and consideration therein expreaeed.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE this the 15th.. day of November A. D. 1949.
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(SEAL) Alma Earner t }
Notary Public-in-and for Brazos County, Texas. ®
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The foregoing la a true and correct copy of the original instrument which was filed for recor■
on the 23rd, day of November, A.D. 1949 at.8:40 o'clock a.m, and.duly.recorded on the 23rd. .
' day of November, A.D. 1949 at 11:40 o'clock a.m. to which I certify.
. A. B. ypt , C. C. C B. C.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS, )
KNOT ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: �7
COUNTI OF BRAZOS ) // /• /4Fy `— ` .
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.. That WE, CHARLES HOLLAND WAGAMON and wife, MARIAN ROSE HOLICK WAGAMON, of the County of
State of Texan for and in consideration of the sum of NINE HUNDRED AND N0 /100 t
F ($900.00) DOLLARS to us in hand paid by W. 1. Hall as follows:
CASH, in hand paid, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged:
1 have Granted, Sold and Conveyed, and by these presents do Grant, Sell and Convey, unto the fie
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S W. 1. Hall of the County of Brazos State of .Texas all that certain lot, tract or parcel of laid
lying and being situated in the Bolick Addition to the City of Bryan, Brazos County, Texas,
k W' i and being more particularly described as follows: .
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WITNESS Our hands at Brygn,Texae this 28th day of July, 191.7, = �
William R. Parker Jr,
William R. Parker Jr. a
Shirley T Parker
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THE STATE OF TEXAS] • ' ), • 'Z= `
COUNTY OF BRAZOS 1 BEFORE ME, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said County ' el ; ";
and State, on this day personally appeared William R. Parker Jr. and Shirley T. Parker, his I;:
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wife, both known to me to be the persona whose names are subscribed to the foregoing inetru- •£' •
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ment, and acknowledged to me that they each executed the same for the purposes and con-
sideration therein expressed, and the said Shirley T. Parker, wife of the said William R. Al `� •
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Parker, Jr, having Daen examined by me privily and apart from her husband and havinP, the
same fully explained to her, she, the said Shirley T. Parker acknowledged such instrument I
to be her act and deed, and she declared that she had willingly signed the same for the pur-
posea and consideration therein expressed, and that she did not wish to retract it.
Given under my hand and seal of office, this the 28th day of July A.D. 1947.
Joe E. Vincent (Joe E. Vincent) ® i
Notary Public in and for Brazos
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(SEAL) County,Texae.
The foregoing is a true copy of the original instrument rd ich was filed for record on 05
• the 25th day of Aug. A.D. 1947 at 11 o'clock a.m. and duly recorded on the 25th day of ?,
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Aug. A.D. 1947 at 11:50 o'clock a.m. to which I certify 3!
A. B. Sypta , C.C.C.B C. -'
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THE STATE OF TEXAS(
COUNTY OF BRAZOS I WHEREAS, at a meeting of the etockholdere of the Southside Devel-
opment Company, a Corporation, duly called for the purpose as required by law, each and
all of the etockholdere of eaid corporation did consent, as required by law, to the die- :.
solution of said corporation and did instruct the officera and directors, namely, F. B. X..
K 'r
Clark, President and Director, and C. W. Burchard, Secretary and Treasurer and Director, y A
to execute this instrument in order to perfect the record title to the assets of the cor- 9 • •
poration in the etockholdere thereof, all as more fully anown in the certificed copy of the it.
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minutes of said meeting which is hereto attacced and made a part hereof for all purposes;
NOW, THEREFORE WE, F. B. Clark, president and director of said corporation, and C. W. } �ti -'
°urchard, secretary and treasurer and director of said corporation, acting herein as true- i. 4 .• 1 `
tees for the purpose of liquidating said corporation, and pursuant to the resolution and ,v- •
motion of said etockholdere' meeting, in order to perfect the record title to all of
the assets of said corporation in the said F. B. Clark, C.W.Burchard, Mrs. Eleanor L.
Scoates and R. R. Lancaster, do hereby Grant, sell and convey unto the said F. B. Clark, }�
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C. W. Burchard, Mrs. Eleanor L. Scoates and R. R. Lancaster, all of the properties and j
assets of the Southside Development Company including specially any and all reversionary 0 -' etli
interest, rights, titles, privileges and equities, of any and every kind, owned by said
. corporation in and to all of the lots streets, alleys and parksites situated within the
City of College Station, in Brazos County,Texas, or elsewhere, and including all of the
property also embraced in College Park, a Subdivision in Brazos County, Texas, as shown by '1
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the plat of said addition of record in the Deed Records of Brazos County, Texas. This con: ® t '
veyance also includes an assignment and transfer to the said F. B. Clark, C. W. Burchard, 1 y ; .
' Mrs. Eleanor L. Scoates and R. R. Lancaster, of all of the rights and privileges, owned by1
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4 ' said corporation, to waive and /or remove any and all restrictions, conditions and for-
feitures, as well as to enforce same, which may nave been heretofore imposed against any
of the propertiee heretofore or now owned by said corporation. '
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the above described premises, together with all and singular the
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rights and appurtenances thereto in anywise belonging unto the said F. B. Clark, C. W. c'a
Burchard, Mrs. Eleanor L. Scoatee and R. R. Lancaster, their heirs and asaigns forever. '
WITNESS our hands this 5th day of August, 1947. .
. (SEAL) THE SOUTHSIDE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
BY F. B Clark,
President and Director
C. W. Burchard. ;n
Secretary - Treasurer and Director.
THE SLATE OF TEYASI i
COUNTY OF BRAZOS 1 B.SFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally •
appeared F. B. Clark and C. W. durchard, known to me to be the pepeons whose names are sub -
scribed to the foregoing instrument, and they severally acknowledged to me that they exe-
r cuted the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed, and in their res-
pective capacities therein stated. , •
given under my hand and seal of office, this 5th day of August, A.D. 1947.
R. V. Armstrong, a Notary Public in
(SEAL) and for Brazos County, Texas. ,
BE IT REME;4BEHE0 that on the 5th day of August, 1947, a called meeting of the
Stockholders of The Southside Development Company was held at College Station, Texas,
at 7:30 o'clock p.m., such meeting being held pursuant to a notice given personally to
each and all of said stockholder;
All of the etockholdere of said corporation were present at such meeting and the
notice given included notification of the purpose of the meeting was to consider the die -'
solution of the corporation.
F. B. Clark, the president and a director of said Corporation, C. W. durchard,
secretary and treasurer and a director of said corporation, Mrs. Eleanor L. Scoates a di-
rector of such corporation, were all present, constituting the entire etockholdere and the
entire Board of Directors, and each of sa officere owning an equal amount of the capital •
stock of said corporation,
A Motion was unanimously passed that the corporation was dissolved and the written con -1
sent of such stockholders, as required by law, was signed. By the tarns of such motion the
officers were instructed to file with the Secretary of State the Certificate as required by
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law to perfect a dissolution. The term- of such motion further autaorized the above named
president and secretary and treasurer to execute, acknowledge and deliver unto F. B. Clark, .
C. W. Burchard, Eleanor L. Scoatee and R. R. Lancaeter, individually, a good and sufficient
deed covering all of the properties then owned by said corporation, including any and all
reversionary interest., rights, titles, privileges and equities, of any and every kind, own d
- • by said corporation in and to all lots, streets and alleys, situated in the City of College
Station, in Brazos County, Texas, or elsewhere; such deed and conveyance shall also trans-
fer and assign unto said grantees, individually, all rights and privileges owned by said corpo-
ration to alter, waive or remove any and all restrictions and conditions which have been '
•1) heretofore imposed against any or all of the properties heretofore or now owned by said
corporation.
There being no further business the meeting was adjourned.
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Address: Name: Address: Name:
1116 Detroit Robert Brown 1122 Detroit Ora Lee Thompson
1122 Detroit Ora Lee Thompson 1103 Detroit Johnny Payton (Moved)
1103 Detroit Johnny Payton (Moved) 1121 Detroit George Arnold
1113 Detroit Mary Ann Sharp 1112 Detroit J. C. Lister (Moved)
1121 Detroit George Arnold 1111 Detroit Vester Sharp
1112 Detroit J. C. Lister (Moved) 1108 Detroit Stanely Ford
1203 Detroit Barbara Davis 1209 Carolina Sharlett Smith
1209 Carolina Sharlett Smith 1125 Carolina Clemmie Mitchell
1100 Carolina Clara More 1123 Carolina Alberta Jurode (Moved)
1102 Carolina Jackie Payton 1111 Phoenix Mary Lou Peterson
1125 Carolina Clemmie Mitchell 1122 Phoenix Norris Fusilier
1123 Carolina Alberta Jurode (Moved) 1221 Phoenix William Wellborn
1114 Carolina Edna Bishop 1215 Arizona Ethel Duffie
1104 Phoenix Malvonee Merchant 1207 Arizona Robert Smith
1124 Phoenix Mary Williams 1102 Arizona Marcellus Stewart
1111 Phoenix Mary Lou Peterson 1210 Arizona Malvinio Moore
1122 Phoenix Norris Fusilier 1107 Arizona Saundra Watson
1216 Phoenix Kenznick Smith 117 Southland Gladys Johnson
1220 Phoenix Lillian Watson 123 Southland Blossie Payton
1221 Phoenix William Wellborn 118 Southland Arlinda McCoy
1219 Arizona Charlie Mae Jones 508 Holleman Esteriene Leaks
1215 Arizona Ethel Duffie 412 Holleman Orlean Williams
1201 Arizona Spencer Caldwell 504 Holleman Frank Banks
1103 Arizona Daisy Stewart 407 Holleman Joe Turner
1207 Arizona Robert Smith 203 Holleman Arister Brooks
1107 Arizona Saundra Watson 103 Holleman Lonzo Preston
1201 Oney Hervey Beth Williams
117 Southland Gladys Johnson
131 Southland Rhonda Smith
123 Southland Blossie Payton
118 Southland Arlinda McCoy
508 Holleman Esterfene Leaks
504 Holleman Frank Banks
407 Holleman Joe Turner
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