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Descriptive Summary

Creator: Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company

Title: Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Records

Inclusive Dates: 1888-1970

Bulk Dates:

Abstract: The Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company records document the

company from its days as the Texas & Pacific Coal Company and the

subsidiary companies until the sale of Texas & Pacific Oil Company to

Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc. in 1963.

Collection #: 2003.03

Extent: 500 linear feet

Language: Materials are in English

Repository: W. K. Gordon Center for Industrial History of Texas, Tarleton State

University

Historical Note

In 1886, the Johnson Brothers Coal Company opened an underground bituminous coal mine just south of the Texas & Pacific Railroad Company line between Fort Worth and Abilene. Contracted to provide coal for the nearby railway, it could not meet its production goals. After the firm failed to pay its employees, the miners struck for back pay and production plummeted. Facing insurmountable difficulties, the Johnson Brothers in fall 1888 sold their holdings to a newly organized, New York based successor, the Texas & Pacific Coal Company.

Richard Dickey Hunter, president of this new firm, offered the former Johnson miners lower wages than his predecessors. He proceeded to build a company town that he named Thurber after board member Horace K. Thurber. Hunter began bringing in both American and immigrant miners who were willing to work for his wages. In time, the company expanded its underground mines and substantially increased the volume of their production.


In 1897 the Green and Hunter Brick Company, a subsidiary organization, began manufacturing both construction and paving bricks at Thurber. Initially it used barely sellable nut- and pea-sized coal to fuel the brick kilns, later employing natural gas for this purpose. Other subsidiaries included the Texas & Pacific Manufacturing and Mercantile Company, which operated the stores and many of the other services, and the Thurber Earthen Products Company, which ran a large rock crusher west of Thurber.

During the early twentieth century, railways began switching from coal to crude oil as fuel for their steam locomotives. This change prompted coal operators to begin seeking ways to diversify. William Knox Gordon, then manager of the mines at Thurber, began exploring for petroleum west of Thurber, an area where experts said large amounts of oil and gas would not be found. As early as 1915, his crews struck minor oil and gas deposits. Then in October 1917, one of his drilling rigs struck part of the huge Ranger Oil Field, a bonanza that opened West Texas to large-scale oil exploration and production.

Because of the revenues coming from oil at Ranger, the coal company in quick order became an oil company. In 1918, it changed its name to Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company, and the corporate offices moved to Thurber from New York City. Despite this shift, reduced sales of coal combined with increased wage demand from miners prompted the firm to begin closing its mines during the early 1920s. Production ended at the Thurber brick plant in 1931. Two years later the company offices moved to Fort Worth as the firm continued to focus on petroleum.

In addition to producing crude oil, the Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company also operated its own pipelines and refineries. During the 1920s, it opened a chain of TP gasoline service stations that sold retail products throughout North Texas and Oklahoma. The firm continued operations into the early 1960s, when its board of directors decided to sell the firm. The buyer with the highest offer was the Frankfort Oil Company, a division of the Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc., a distiller of liquor. The sale took place on 1 November 1963 and the Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company ceased to exist.

Scope and Contents


Texas& Pacific Oil Company, Comet Oil Company, Elro Oil and Gas Company,

Homestake Exploration Company, Thurber Construction Company, Thurber

Pipeline Company, documents related to the sale of the Texas & Pacific Oil

Company to the Frankfort Oil Company division of Joseph E. Seagram & Sons,

Inc., and Joseph E. Seagram & Sons Inc. The records contain correspondence,

financial records, annual reports, sample forms, land abstracts, charters, federal

and ad valorem tax files, coal and oil resources reports which contain geophysical

data, maps, topical files, and payroll records. The records range from 1894

through 1970. The range of dates is not continuous for all units of the company.

The bulk of the material is from 1919 to 1965.

The records are contained in forty-nine boxes, 334 ledgers, 5 wallets, and sixty-

seven rolled maps. The records are divided into nineteen series: Texas Pacific

Coal Company, Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Printed Material, Texas

& Pacific Coal and Oil Company Land Abstracts, Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil

Company Coal and Oil Resource Reports, Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil

Company Coal and Oil Charters, Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Federal

Tax Files, Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Ad Valorem Tax Files, Texas

& Pacific Coal and Oil Company Topical Files, Hobbs Oil Field Project, Ledgers

and Wallets, Folded Oil and Coal Related Maps and Material of the Thurber,

Texas Area, Rolled Maps, Comet Oil Company, Elro Oil and Gas Company,

Extension Gas Company, Homestake Exploration Company, Thurber

Construction Company, Thurber Pipeline Company, and Joseph E. Seagram &

Sons Inc.

Series I Texas Pacific Coal Company and contains only one item, W. K. Gordon’s

1915 Report of Inspection of the Mines. The report gives the general condition of

each mine along with a map and lists the number of workers by ethnicity at each

mine.

Series II Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Printed Material. By-laws,

annual reports, company employee publications, and three sample form

scrapbooks make up this series. The sample form scrapbooks contain an 1894

letter to stockholders, confidential letters, proxies, stock certificates, and dividend

checks.

Series III Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Land Abstracts. This series

contains correspondence regarding title searches and land abstracts. While the

majority of the abstracts are from the 1930s the title searches in the abstracts date


back to the 1880s. Included in the abstracts are the Pedro Herrera and Susan

Latham surveys that so vital to the company’s growth.

Series IV Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Coal and Oil Resource Reports.

Geophysical data in the form of sonic and induction electrical logs and maps are

the bulk of the material in this series. There is also material on contracts with the

Texas Highway Department regarding easements on company property. The

majority of the items are from the 150s through the 1960s.

Series V Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Coal and Oil Charters. This

series contains various organizing data of the Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil

Company and its various units. Included are the charters for all the states that the

company operated within and Canadian Provinces. The data includes charters,

amendments, permits, certificates, correspondence, by-laws, directors minutes,

shareholders minutes, and executive committee minutes.

Series VI Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Federal Tax Files. Composed

of reports sent to the U. S. Treasury Department on various federal taxes paid by

the company from 1933 through 1950 this series is divided into four subseries.

The first subseries, Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company of Delaware and

concerns only those taxes paid by Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company of

Delaware. The second subseries, Texas Pacific Mercantile and Manufacturing

Company and relates to taxes paid by the Mercantile and Manufacturing

Company. Special Depletion Committee, Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association

is the fourth subseries. This subseries contains correspondence and publications

related to the establishment of the depletion allowance. Some of the items of

interest in the subseries are correspondence between various oil companies on the

need to have a united front on the depletion allowance and the need to have an

ironclad case supporting the allowance. American Petroleum Industries

Committee-Correspondence and Bulletins is the fourth subseries and contains tax

economics and taxation bulletins and correspondence. The Texas & Pacific Coal

and Oil Company originally filed this material with the tax records so it was left

in its original location. Company officers were members of the American

Petroleum Industries and sat on its’ committees.

Series VII Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Ad Valorem Tax Files. This

series contains ad valorem taxes records for cities in Texas. The records are in

alphabetical order by city.

Series VIII Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Topical Files. These are the

topical files of S. M. Greenidge. Greenidge set up the tax department of the

Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Greenidge was involved in several


company projects other than tax related projects. Included in these topical files

are a report on the 1930 fire at Thurber, which includes the cost of rebuilding each

building in Thurber and Greenidge’s working papers for his 1953 coal report.

Series IX Hobbs Oil Field Project. This series documents the development of the

Hobbs oil field by several oil companies including the Texas & Pacific and

includes correspondence, maps, committee reports, and engineering reports. The

series is divided into two subseries: Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association-

Dallas and Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association-Tulsa. These two subseries

contain correspondence and bulletins of the association.

Series X Ledgers. Divided into fifteen subseries, these are the financial records of

the Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. The ledgers vary in size both

dimensionally and number of pages. Many of the volumes are quite large and

contain several hundred pages. The fifteen subseries are: I, Authorization for

Expenditures; II, Expense Volumes; III, Revenue and Expense Volumes; IV,

Physical Property Volumes; V, Depreciation Volumes; VI, Farm Account

Volumes. These are oil properties that the Texas Pacific leased to other

companies and not agricultural farms; VII, Lifting Expense Volumes; VIII, Crude

Oil Production Sales Volumes; IX, Oil Sales Volumes; X, Royalty Volumes; XI,

Well Record Volumes; XII, Title and Rental Department Volumes; XIII, Lease

Volumes; XIV, Insurance Volumes; XV, Payroll Volumes. These are payroll

volumes for the oil division of the company and contain no payroll records for the

coal mining operation.

Series XI Folded Oil and Coal Related Maps and Material of the Thurber, Texas

Area. These maps indicate coal lands, sites of diamond core holes, oil wells, fee

lands, seismic surveys, and isopach maps. Included with the maps are various

reports on Thurber ranch lands, coal reserves, and projects conducted on the

Thurber ranch lands. These reports were left in this series to maintain the original

order of the material.

Series XII Rolled Maps. These are large maps measuring up to several feet in

length and height. Seven subseries compose this series. The first subseries is

Coal Mine Maps, these are maps of individual mines and maps showing the

location of all of the mines. Maps of Thurber, Texas compose the second

subseries. These maps are of the town of Thurber itself and do not indicate the

location of mines. The third subseries is Maps and Plans of Texas pacific Oil

Company Training Facility, Thurber, Texas. These are the maps and plans of a

training and recreation area built by the company in the 1960s at Big Lake. U. S.

Geological Survey/ U. S. Army Map Service Maps are the fourth subseries and

are topographical maps of the Thurber area. The fifth subseries is Oil Field Maps,


these are maps by the Sun Exploration and Production Company of Palo Pinto,

Eastland, Erath, and Stephens Counties. Subseries six is Thurber Ranch Property,

Texas Pacific Oil Company, Inc. Maps included in this subseries include water

resource maps, soil conservation maps, aerial photographs, and ranch property

maps. The seventh and final subseries is Thurber Quarry (Coal Strip Mine) and

consists of two large aerial photographs by Metropolitan aerial Surveys of a strip

mine for coal near Thurber.

Series XIII Comet Oil Company. The Comet Oil Company Records are

contained in two ledgers and three wallets. The records are largely sales and

purchase records.

Series XIV Elro Oil and Gas Company. The financial records of the Elro Oil and

Gas Company consist of three ledgers.

Series XV Extension Gas Company. One wallet and one ledger comprise the

records of the Extension Gas Company. The records consist of cash records and

trial balances.

Series XVI Homestake Exploration Company. Fourteen ledgers and one wallet

consisting of trial balances, cashbooks, oil sales journals, property records, farm

ledger, joint account for expenditures, royalty records, and lifting expenses

represent the records of the Homestake Exploration Company.

Series XVII Thurber Construction Company. The records of the Thurber

Construction Company are housed in four ledgers representing payroll and job

records.

Series XVIII Thurber Pipeline Company. The six ledgers of the Thurber Pipeline

Company cover oil run records, authorization for expenditures, and property

records.

Series XIX Joseph E. Seagram & Sons Inc. The seven items in this series

document the sale of the Texas pacific Coal and Oil Company to Joseph E.

Seagram and Sons Inc. in 1963 and an agreement of sale and purchase between

the Sun Company, Inc.; The Seagram Company LTD.; and the Texas Pacific Oil

Company, Inc. in 1980.


Organization

The original order of the material was maintained as could best be determined by

the arranger. Files that were in reverse chronological order were placed in

chronological order. The arranger did impose an order when loose un-foldered

material was found, such as with the depletion allowance material. In the

arrangement of the ledgers the subsidiary companies were placed in chronological

order.

The records are arranged in nineteen series:

Series I. Texas Pacific Coal Company, 1915, 1 volume.

Series II. Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Printed Material, 1919-1977.

1.65 linear ft. (1 document box, 1 record center carton)

Series III. Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Land Abstracts, 1918-1964,

undated. 2.10 linear ft. (5 document boxes).

Series IV. Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Coal and Oil Resource

Reports, 1929-1969, undated. 1.25 linear ft. (3 document boxes).

Series V. Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Coal and Oil Charters, 1888-

1965, undated. 7.10 linear ft. (17 document boxes).

Series VI. Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Federal Tax Files, 1933-1949,

undated. 2.50 linear ft. (6 document boxes).

Series VII. Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Ad Valorem Tax Files,

undated, 2.50 linear ft. (6 document boxes).

Series VIII. Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Topical Files, 1926-1953,

undated. 2.50 linear ft. ( 6 document boxes).

Series IX. Hobbs Oil Field Project, 1930-1947. 2.50 linear ft. ( 6 document boxes)

Series X. Ledgers,

Series XI. Folded Oil and Coal Related Maps and Material of the Thurber, Texas

Area

Series XII. Rolled Maps

Series XIII. Comet Oil Company


Series XIV. Elro Oil and Gas Company

Series XV. Extension Gas Company

Series XVI. Homestake Exploration Company

Series XVII. Thurber Construction Company

Series XVIII. Thurber Pipeline Company

Series XIX. Joseph E. Seagram & Sons Inc.


Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Container List

Series I Texas Pacific Coal Company

Report of Inspection of Mines, Texas & Pacific Coal Company, Thurber,

Tex., by W.K. Gordon, Sec. V.P. & G.M. Aug. 1, 1915

Series II Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Printed Material

Box 1

Folder

1 By-Laws and Annual Reports, 1919-1932, n. d.

2 Annual Reports, 1933-1934, 1936-1955

3 Annual Reports, 1956-1962



6 Memo to Shareholders, 1955-1959

7 TP Voice, 1966-1972

8 Ephemera, 1968-1975, n.d.

9 Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association, Proceedings and Publications, 1948-

1951

Box 2

Book

1 Sample forms including: by-Laws, notices to stockholders, receipts, proxies, reports,

confidential letters to stockholders, stock certificates, 1894-1925

2 Sample forms including: notices to stockholders, receipts, proxies, reports, stock

certificates, dividend checks, 1928-1942

3 Sample forms including: notices to stockholders, receipts, proxies, reports, dividend

checks, 1956-1962


Series III Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Land Abstracts

Box 3

Folder

1 Correspondence about abstracts seem to be title searches

2 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 13 Tracts 1 & 2 83.5 acres-S. W. part of S. S. Lanier

survey and 843 acres of Robert Sherman survey abstract to Feb. 15, 1914 and Suppl.

Feb. 14, 1914 to Oct. 29, 1931

3 Abstract of Title: Fee deed No. 14, Fee Deed No. 15 Tracts 1-2-3- and 4 Robert

Sherman Survey of (1077 Acres) Abstract to Jan. 10, 1894 and Suppl. From Jan, 9,

1894 to Oct. 29, 1931

4 Abstract of Title to ½ of 265 acres out of the Robert Sherman Survey in Palo Pinto

County

5 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 3, Fee Deed no. 19 200 acres of the Robert Sherman

Survey Fee Deed no. 20 433 acres of the Robert Sherman Survey Complete Abstract

(Old and New -64 pages) to November 4, 1931

6 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 22 Section 28, I. R. R. Co. Survey Complete Abstract

to October 20, 1931

7 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 10 Section 25, S. P. Ry. Co. Complete abstract to

Oct. 20, 1931

8 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 8 Susan Latham Survey in Erath County Abstract to

Dec. 5, 1892 and Suppl. From Dec. 4, 1892 to Oct. 20, 1931

9 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 74 Susan Latham Survey Complete Abstract to Oct.

20, 1931

10 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 74 That part in Palo Pinto County of the N. W. 160

acres of the Susan Latham Survey Abstract to Aug. 17, 1904 and Suppl. From Aug.

16, 1904 to Nov. 17, 1931

11 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 8 That part of the Susan Latham Survey except the

NW ¼ thereof, which lies in Palo Pinto County, Tex. Complete abstract to Nov. 9,

1931

12 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 4, 5, 6 SW ¼ of Sec. 26, Block 1 of S. P. Ry. Co.

Survey Complete Abstract to Oct. 20, 1931


Box 3

Folder

13 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 2 Tract 17, 18, 22 N ½ & SE ¼ of Sec. 26, S. P. Ry.

Co. Abstract & Continuation to Nov. 20, 1888 and Suppl. From Nov. 19, 1888 to

Oct. 20, 1931

14 Abstract of Title: No. 414 To 1 20/100 & 1 86/100 of SA & MG RR Sur #199 Palo

Pinto Co. Tex

15 Abstract of Title No. 414 ½ acre of SA&MG RR. Co. Survey No. 199 In Palo Pinto

County Tex.

16 Abstract of Title No. 414 4 acres of SA&MG RR. Co. 320 acre Survey No. 199 In

Palo Pinto County Tex.

17 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed 2 Part of Section 202 of T. & P. Ry. Co. Abstract to Aug.

14, 1888 and Suppl. From Aug. 13, 1888 to Nov. 3, 1931

18 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 2; I. R. R. Co. Blk. 5 Tract 2; I. R. R. Co. Blk. 7 Tract

3; I. R. R. Co. Blk. 11 Tract 4; I. R. R. Co. Blk. 13 Tract 5; I. R. R. Co. Blk. 17 Tract

6; I. R. R. Co. Blk. 19 Tract 7; I. R. R. Co. Blk. 23 Tract 8; I. R. R. Co. Blk. 27 Tract

9; Abstract & Continuation to Nov. 20, 1888 and Suppl. Abstract from Nov. 19, 1888

to Oct. 20, 1931

Box 4

Folder

1 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 2 Tract 13 W ½ Sec. 200-S. A. & M. G. Ry. Co. (J.

H. Williams) Abstract to Aug. 14, 1888 and Suppl. From Aug. 13, 1888 to Nov. 3,

1931

2 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 2 Tract 23 I. R. R. Co. Survey 12 Abstract &

Continuation to Nov. 16, 1888 and Suppl. Abstract from Nov. 15, 1888 to Oct. 20,

1931

3 Abstract of Title for R. E. Lyons, et als By A. F. Hartman, Box 272, Ranger, Texas

To 480 acres of the I. R. R. Co. Survey No. 8 in Erath County, Texas By King &

Braeuer, Abstracters, Stephenville, Texas To Nov. 9, 1937,GAM

4 Abstract of Title: Feed Deed No. 174 S ½ Sec. 22, I. R. R. Co. Survey Abstract and

Continuation to June 20, 1918 and Suppl. From April 8, 1918 to Dec. 17, 1929 and

Suppl. From Dec. 16, 1929 to Oct. 20, 1931


Box 4

Folder

5 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 174 Base Abstract For Mrs. Lucy Randy, Thurber

Texas. To 151 acres E. Ramsey, 80 acres, I.R.R. Co. No. 28, 376 acres, I. R. R. Co.

No. 22, In Erath County, Texas Compiled April [8th] 1918

6 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 174 Base Abstract For Mrs. Lucy Randy, Thurber

Texas. To 151 acres E. Ramsey, 80 acres, I.R.R. Co. No. 28, 376 acres, I. R. R. Co.

No. 22, In Erath County, Texas Compiled April [8th] 1918 Photostatic copy of above

Deed

7 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 41-B H.T. & B. Ry. Survey, Sec. 1, Tract 1; H.T. &

B. Ry. Survey, Sec. 3, Tract 2; H.T. & B. Ry. Survey, Sec. 9, Tract 3; Abstract on

Sec. 1 to May 27, 1901 and Abstract on Sec. 3 to Feb. 11, 1901 and Abstract on Sec.

9 to Feb. 9, 1901 and Suppl. Abstract on all from Feb. 8, 1901 to Oct. 20, 1931

8 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 99/1 to the Jas. N. Walker 160 acre survey- Abstract

No. 903 in Palo Pinto County, Texas

9 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 99 James Walker Survey, Abstract to May 12, 1897,

and Suppl. From May 11, 1897 to Oct. 31, 1931

10 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 1 That part of the Pedro Herrera Survey which is

situate in Palo Pinto County, Texas, Complete Abstract to Oct. 29, 1931

11 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 1 Pedro Herrera Survey that part lying in Erath

County, Texas, Abstract & Continuation to Nov. 19, 1888 and Supplement from Nov.

18, 1888 to Oct. 20, 1931

12 Correspondence June 12, 1963 Stone, Parker, Snakard, Friedman & Brown to Texas

Pacific Coal and Oil Company regarding Tract No. 28

13 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 2 Tracts 10 & 11, Fee Deed No. 23, 28, 29, 30, 31

Jose Maria Diaz Survey Abstract to Aug. 11, 1898 and Suppl. from Aug. 10, 1898 to

Oct. 20, 1931

14 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 2 Tract 14, 1/3 interest in Jose Maria Diaz Survey in

Erath County, Texas

15 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 2/1 Tract 14, 826 acres (3/4 0f 1/3) of Jose Maria

Diaz 3343 acre survey in Erath County, Texas


Box 4

Folder

16 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 2/3 Tract 14, J. M. Diaz Survey in Erath County,

Texas

Box 5

Folder

1 Abstract of Title: Fee Deed No. 41-B Tract 4, 5, 6; Feed Deed No. 51, H. T. & B. Ry.

Sec. 4, Tract 4; I. R. R. Co. Sec. 21, Tract 5; I. R. R. Co. Sec. 24, Tract 6; Abstract on

Sec. 4, to Feb. 11, 1901 and Abstract on Sec. 21 to May 27, 1901 and Abstract on

Sec. 24, to May 27, 1901 and Suppl. Abstract on all three tracts from March 3, 1888

and continuation to July 28, 1902 and Suppl. Abstract as to the 3 tracts from July 27,

1902 to Oct. 20, 1931

2 Abstract of Title: No. 1515 Supplemental Abstract of Title to 2553 acres Robert

Sherman Survey, Abstract 394; 320 acres, the west One-half of S. A. & M. G. Ry.

Co. Survey Abstract 1208; 360 acres Susan Latham Survey, Abstract 280; 160 acres

James N. Walker Survey, Abstract 903 and 382 acres Pedro Herrera Survey Abstract

1749, all situated in Palo Pinto County, Texas

3 Certificate of records search: S. P. R. R. Company Survey No. 25, Abstract 2129 and

S. P. R. R. Company Survey No. 26, Abstract 2128, a fractional part of each survey

being situated in Palo Pinto County, Texas, April 8, 1963

4 Abstract of Title: No. 2006 Supplemental Abstract of Title To Thurber Ranch Lands

situated in Palo Pinto and Erath Counties For Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co. Jan. 29,

1964

5 Abstract of Title: Supplemental Abstract of Title For Texas Pacific Coal and Oil

Company To 24 tracts Compiled From various dates to April 15, 1963

6 Abstract of Title: Supplemental Abstract of Title For Joseph E. Seagram & Sons Inc.

To Old T. P. Coal & Oil Thurber Ranch Lands In Erath and Palo Pinto Counties,

Texas Compiled From April 15, 1963 @ 6AM to January 27, 1964 @ 6AM


Series IV Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Coal and Oil Resource Reports

Box 5

Folder

7 Thurber Gas Fee Project

Folder contains Induction Electrical Logs, Sonic Logs, and maps of Thurber area

showing location of mines, railroads, and feed deed numbers for property.

Box 6

Folder

1 Miscellaneous Contracts, Highway Department – State of Texas (General File)

Contains contracts with Texas Highway Department over easements and right of way

on Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company lands, 1929-1963; correspondence and maps.

Maps include: Sketch Map showing Proposed Developments an Extension of State

HWY. No. 81, 6/15/1935; State of Texas Highways, Highway #108 between Thurber

& Mingus, 1930s shows detail of Thurber.













4 Thurber Area Wells contains well completion reports, location releases, 1964-1970

5 Thurber Coal Reports-Eastland, Erath, Palo Pinto, Parker Counties, Texas 12/1/1953

Report on Coal Reserves of Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company in Eastland, Erath, Palo Pinto and Parker Counties, Texas by S. M. Greenidge December 1, 1953


Box 7

Folder

1 Maps of Mingus Area, 1961

2 Evaluation IX Thurber Coal properties, 1973

Strippable Reserves of Bituminous Coal And Lignite In The United States by Staff Bureau of Mines, 1971 (photocopy)

Map: Conoco Area of Interest, IX B, n. d.

Envelope: Isopach Map of Thurber Coal Seam containing:

Map: Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company Fee Lands in Stephens, Palo Pinto, Eastland, & Erath Counties, Texas Isopach Map of Thurber Coal Seam compiled by Paul H. Price & Assistants, October 1956

5 8.5 x 14 photocopies of Map No. 2 Thurber Strawn Area showing estimated Mineable Coal by Greenidge Outlined in Red., n. d.

Sketch Map, T. P. Coal Co. New Number 4 Mine Area, Eastland Co. Texas, Data assembled from footage descriptions of diamond core holes drilled in 1913 and 1914, Leon E. English April 1, 1956 (2 copies)

Map: Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company Fee Lands in Stephens, Palo Pinto, Eastland, & Erath Counties , Texas, Prepared as an aid in Estimation of Coal Reserves, August 21, 1956, Compiled form S. M. Greenidge Coal Report (1953), Additional Data from University of Texas Bulletin 3534, Aerial Photographs & Field Work, Leon E. English, April 21, 1956 (3 copies)

Photocopy of map showing Mines No. 1-7, New No. 3

Photocopy of topographic map showing Thurber area

3 Thurber Field Report Exploration & Development T&P Fee & Mineral Deed Acreage, January 24, 1969

4 Thurber Area, 1970s Contains correspondence, well logs, production summaries, and maps

5 ABI-03 Porosity Development contains Map: Texas Pacific Oil Company Abilene District, Eastland, Erath, Palo Pinto and Stephens Counties, Texas, Outlines of Porosity Development, Jan. 1969

6 ABI-03 Cross Section Contains map: Texas Pacific Oil Company Abilene District, Northwest-Southeast Cross Section, Palo Pinto-Erath Counties Texas, Jan. 1969


Box 7

Folder

7 Report on Coal Properties of Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company by Paul H. Price February 1, 1957 has Log Map of Thurber Coal Seam and Isopach map of Thurber Coal Seam (Report and maps are originals)

Series V Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Coal & Oil Charters

Box 8

Folder

1 Organization Data (Comet Oil Company) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Texas (Including copies and certificates)

2 Organization Data (Extension Gas Company) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Delaware-Texas (Including copies and certificates-Period Dec. 10, 1924 to Aug. 30, 1930)

3 Organization Data (Green & Hunter Brick Company) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Texas (Including copies and certificates) Folder has Oct. 1894 Opening Entry for Texas Pacific Mercantile & Manufacturing Company-lists values of assets, buildings, and fixtures.

4 Organization Data (Homestake Exploration Company) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Montana (Including copies and certificates-Period April 15, 1922 to ____)

5 Organization Data (Texas Coal & Fuel Co) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Texas (Including copies and certificates-Period July 16, 1890 to _____)

6 Canada, General- Permit

7 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Alberta

8 Canada, Alberta-Permit

9 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. British Columbia

10 British Columbia-Permit

11 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Manitoba

12 Canada, Manitoba-Permit

13 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Saskatchewan

14 Canada, Saskatchewan-Permit


Box 8

Folder

15 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Alabama (Including copies and certificates-Period June 1, 1945 to _____)

16 Alabama-Permit

Box 9

Folder

1 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Arizona (Including copies and certificates-Period October 6, 1955 to _____)

2 Arizona-Permit

3 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Arkansas (Including copies and certificates-Period December 1, 1922 to March 19, 1934)

4 Arkansas-Permit

5 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. California (Including copies and certificates-Period Aug. 22, 1922 to June 26, 1936)

6 California-Permit

7 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Colorado

8 Colorado-Permit

9 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Kansas

10 Kansas-Permit

11 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Louisiana (Including copies and certificates-Period December 12, 1923, to December 31, 1945) (Folder No. 1)

12 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Louisiana (Including copies and certificates-Period January 1, 1946 to Folder No. 2)



Box 10

Folder




4 Louisiana-Permit

5 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Mississippi (Including copies and certificates-Period January 2, 1940 to ____)

6 Mississippi-Permit

7 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Missouri (Including copies and certificates-Period Dec. 1, 1928 to Dec. 1, 1934)

8 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Montana (Including copies and certificates-Period Oct. 6, 1927 to ____)

Box 11

Folder

1 Montana-Permit

2 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Nebraska (Including copies and certificates-Period April 6, 1951 to ____)

3 Nebraska-Permit

4 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Nevada (Including copies and certificates-Period March 22, 1954 to ____)

5 Nevada-Permit

6 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. New Mexico (Including copies and certificates-Period Sept. 21, 1927 to ____)

7 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. New Mexico (Including copies and certificates-Sept. 21, 1927)

8 New Mexico-Permit


Box 12

Folder

1 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. New York (Including copies and certificates-Period Jan. 1, 1929 to Nov. 27, 1934)

2 New York-Permit

3 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. North Dakota

4 North Dakota-Permit

5 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Oklahoma (Including copies and certificates-Period July 18, 1922 to _____)

6 Oklahoma-Permit

7 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. South Dakota

8 South Dakota-Permit

9 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Utah

10 Utah-Permit

11 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Wyoming

12 Wyoming-Permit

Box 13

Folder

1 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Railroad Commission of Texas: Form 7 Miscellaneous correspondence, etc., actually applicable, in general, to or indirectly concerned with the Company’s Texas charter, capital stock, governmental agencies, legal department and others KEEP IN FRONT OF TEXAS CHARTER FILE

2 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. State Securities Board Miscellaneous correspondence, etc., actually applicable, in general, to or indirectly concerned with the Company’s Texas charter, capital stock, including treasury stock, dealing with the federal, state and other governmental agencies, legal department and others KEEP IN FRONT OF TEXAS CHARTER FILE


Box 13

Folder

3-16 Organization Data (T.P.C. & O.CO.: Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Texas, 1888-1923

Box 14

Organization Data (T.P.C. & O.CO.: Texas) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Texas, 1927-1929

Box 15


Box 16


Box 17


Box 18

Folder

1 Charter File (Correspondence) 1917-1949

2 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company (Charter File)

3 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Corporation Trust Company File Corporation Co. Trust-General

4 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Permit File (Inactive), Florida-Permit, Missouri-Permit

5 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Fidelity & Surety Company) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Oklahoma

6 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Fidelity & Surety Company) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Texas (Including copies and certificates-Period April 13, 1929 to Dec. 17, 1930

7 Organization Data (Thurber Brick Company) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Texas (Including copies and certificates-Period Feb. 23, 1897 to _____)


Box 19

Folder

1 Organization Data (Thurber Construction Company) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Texas (Including copies and certificates-Period April 18, 1934 to _____)

2 Organization Data (Thurber Pipe Line Company) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Montana (Including copies and certificates-Period Dec. 9, 1927 to March 13, 1935)

3 Organization Data (Thurber Pipe Line Company) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Oklahoma (Including copies and certificates-Period Nov. 14, 1922 to July 17, 1937)

4 Organization Data (Thurber Pipe Line Company) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Texas (Including copies and certificates-Period Nov. 9, 1922 to ___)

5 Organization Data (Thurber Tank Line Company) Charters, Amendments, Etc. Delaware (Including copies and certificates-Period April 16, 1929 to Dec. 24, 1935)

6 Organization Data (Homestake Exploration Corp.) By-Laws, Amendments, Etc.

7 Organization Data (Texas & Pacific Coal Co.) By-Laws, Amendments, Etc.

8 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company) By-Laws, Amendments, Etc. Miscel. (1)



11 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company) By-Laws, Amendments, Etc. Copies: Beginning to April 15, 1925 (A)

12 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company) By-Laws, Amendments, Etc. Copies: April 15, 1925 to April 21, 1943 (B)

Box 20

Folder

1 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company) By-Laws, Amendments, Etc. Copies: April 21, 1943 to April 20, 1949 (C)

2 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company) By-Laws, Amendments, Etc. Copies: April 20, 1949 to November 20, 1957 (D)

3 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company) By-Laws, Amendments, Etc. Copies: February 25, 1959 to date (G)


Box 20

Folder

4 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company) By-Laws, Amendments, Etc. Copies: February 25, 1959 to date (H)

5 Organization Data (Thurber Tank Line Company) By-Laws, Amendments, Etc.

6 Organization Data (Texas Pacific Fidelity & Surety Company) By-Laws, Amendments, Etc.

7 Organization Data (Thurber Construction Company) By-Laws, Amendments, Etc.

8 Meetings (T. P. C. & O. Co.) Administrative Committee of the Employees’ Savings Plan minutes

9 Meetings (T. P. C. & O. Co.) Directors Minutes January to March 1963

10 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Board of Directors Meeting Transcript of Proceedings April 8-9, 1963

Box 21

Folder

1 Meetings (T. P. C. & O. Co.) Directors Minutes April to August 1963

2 Meetings (T. P. C. & O. Co.) Directors Minutes September to December 1963

3 Meetings (T. P. C. & O. Co.) Directors Minutes 1964 and 1965

Box 22

Folder

1 Meetings (T. P. C. & O. Co.) Executive Committee Minutes January 1959 to October 1961

2 Meetings (T. P. C. & O. Co.) Executive Committee Minutes Current [1963-1964]

3 Meetings Shareholders Minutes (Annual Meeting April 17, 1963)

Box 23

Folder

1 Meetings Shareholders Minutes (Special Meeting October 23, 1963)

2 Meetings Shareholders Minutes (Annual Meeting April 15, 1964)

3 Abstracts (returned) of Directors Meeting of March 10, 1965


Series VI Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Federal Tax Files

Box 24

Folder

1 Bonding-Registration Government Functions Defined Tax-Free Sales

2 Bonds-Registering and Bonding Producers or Importers of Gasoline & Manufacturers or Producers of Lubricating Oil-U. S. Gov. (Treasury) -1934-1936

3 Bonds, Licenses, Permits & Registrations – Lubricating Oil Manufacturer’s License

4 Permits-Certificate of Registry Which Permits TPC&OCO to Purchase Articles Free of Federal Tax – 1933 to 1934

5 Taxes-Capital Stock-Federal-Domestic Corporations-1933

6 Taxes-Capital Stock-Federal-Domestic Corporations-1934

7 Taxes-Capital Stock-Federal-Domestic Corporation-Annual Report to U.S. Government (Treasury Department)-1935





12 Taxes-Capital Stock-Federal-Domestic Corporation-Annual Report to U.S. Government (Treasury Department)-Year Ended June 30, 1940






Box 24

Folder


18 Taxes-Federal-Carriers’ Tax, Employees’ Tax, Employees’ Representatives’ Tax 1936

19 Conferences-Collector of Internal Revenue-1935

20 Cotton Processing Tax-1933-1936

21 Depreciation Schedules-Federal-1934

22 Federal Trade Commission-(Acts, Bulletins, Etc.)

23 Federal Trade Commission and Various Government Reports (Fragile, documents burned in 1930 office fire)

24 Floor Stocks Tax-Federal Tires and Tubes 1941

25 Grease Tax-Federal 1933-193

Box 25

Folder

1 Miscellaneous-Federal 1939











12 Federal Matters 1933



Box 25

Folder



Box 26

Folder



3 Royalties-Federal-Monthly Report of Oil and Gas Runs and Royalties to U. S. Government (Restricted Indian Leases)-Nov. 1937 to Dec. 1938

4 Royalties-Federal-Monthly Report of Oil and Gas Runs and Royalties to U. S. Government (Restricted Indian Leases)-1939



7 Specifications-Federal Gasoline Engine Distillate Diesel Engine Fuel Benzol, Benzine, Naphtha

8 Transportation of Crude Oil by Pipeline-Federal

9 Transportation Tax-Tank Cars-Federal

Subseries I Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company of Delaware

10 Taxes-Capital Stock-Federal-Domestic Corporation-Annual Report to U.S. Government (Treasury Department) - 1933 to 1934

11 Taxes-Capital Stock-Federal-Domestic Corporation-Annual Report to U.S. Government (Treasury Department) - 1935





Box 26

Folder


16 Taxes-Capital Stock-Federal-Domestic Corporation-Annual Report to U.S. Government (Treasury Department) -Year Ended June 30, 1940

Subseries II Texas Pacific Mercantile and Manufacturing Company

17 Taxes-Capital Stock-Federal-Domestic Corporation-Annual Report to U.S. Government (Treasury (Department of) - 1933 to 1934

18 Taxes-Capital Stock-Federal-Domestic Corporation-Annual Report to U.S. Government (Treasury (Department of) – 1935

19 Taxes-Capital Stock-Federal-Domestic Corporation-Annual Report to U.S. Government (Treasury (Department of) – 1936

20 Correspondence (Miscellaneous) Federal

21 Statistics-U. S. Gov. – Commerce (Dept. of) - Bureau of the Census- (Includes Various Statistical Reports & Appointment of Enumerator)-1931-1933

Subseries III Special Depletion Committee, Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association

22 Depletion In Process of Transfer

23 Per Cent Depletion Applied Against Depreciation

Box 27

Folder

1 G. C. M. – 22.689-22.730-C. B. 1941-1 Jan-Jun. 1941 page 214

2 Correspondence related to depletion, December 28, 1933; February 1, 1934

3 Correspondence related to depletion, January 1, 1937 - June 11, 1937

4 Correspondence related to depletion, June 14, 1937 – July 26, 1937

5 Correspondence related to depletion, August 2 1937 – December 27, 1937

6 Correspondence related to depletion, January 7, 1938 - November 25, 1940


7 Correspondence related to depletion, February 10, 1942 - October 20, 1947

Box 27

Folder

8 Undated drafts of “Some Facts Concerning Percentage Depletion”

9 Undated meeting roster

10 Mining and Metallurgy, February, 1937

Subseries IV American Petroleum Industries Committee-Correspondence,

Bulletins, etc. 1936-1950

Box 28

Folder

1 American Petroleum Industries Committee (Correspondence, Bulletins, Etc.) 1936


3 American Petroleum Industries Committee (Taxation Bulletin) 1937



6 American Petroleum Industries Committee (Taxation Bulletin) 1939


8 American Petroleum Industries Committee (Tax Economics Bulletin) 1940










Box 29

Folder









Series VII Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Ad Valorem Tax Files

Box 30

Folder

1 Delinquent Taxes (ad valorem) – City Property

2 Taxes Paid on Property Acquired Through Paving Liens (Information Supplied Legal Department)

3-18 Taxes-AD Valorem-Texas-City of Albany – Brownwood (Includes Renditions, Tax Statements & Receipts)

Box 31

Taxes-AD Valorem-Texas-City of Burleson – Denton (Includes Renditions, Tax

Statements & Receipts)

Box 32

Taxes-AD Valorem-Texas-City of Desdemona – Jayton (Includes Renditions, Tax


Box 33

Taxes-AD Valorem-Texas-City of Kaufman – Plainview (Includes Renditions, Tax



Box 34

Taxes-AD Valorem-Texas-City of Post – Stamford (Includes Renditions, Tax Statements & Receipts)

Box 35

Taxes-AD Valorem-Texas-City of Stephenville – Winters (Includes Renditions, Tax


Series VIII Texas & Pacific Coal and Oil Company Topical Files

Box 36

Folder

1 Algae-Lily pads

2 J. E. Butler-Wells 25 & 26 and Report of July 3, 1926 and Wells 12 & 27 1927

3 Carbon Bisulphide Carbon Tetrachloride

4 Cleaning Wells S. M. G. Ranger –Hohertz July 30, 1926

5 Connelle vs. Magnolia

6 New Mexico Depletion

7 De-sulphurizing gas

8 Distillate No crude petroleum or grade B gasoline?

9 Drilling Contracts Retsal case etc.

10 Estimates of Probable Recoverable Oil Prepared for Mr. O. E. Mitchell

11 1930 Fire at Thurber 1 of 2

Box 37

Folder

1 1930 Fire at Thurber 2 of 2

2 Geo-Physical-logical-Chemical Expenditures

3 John Hancock

4 Hobbs School

5 Intangible Development Federal


Box 37

Folder

6 Lederer, E. R.

7 Louisiana Annual Tax Sales 5-20-1946

8 C. H. Martin

9 Meeting of Field Men in Fort Worth February 1, 1946

10 Montana Blueprints & Plans

11 Montana Property-Sales Deal

12 Montana Proration

13 New Mexico Camp

14 New Mexico Taxation of Leases

15 Rose Newberry-Lawsuit 1947

16 OMO Patent

17 Paraffin Experiments

Box 38

Folder

1 Paraffin Solvent Patent Papers

2 Partnership Returns

3 Patents & Papers relating thereto

4 Permian Basin Association Taxation

5 Pernell Papers relating to treatment of oil

6 Pipe Lines

7 Proration-Texas-General-D. Donoghue

8 Miscellaneous Papers Re Gas Repressuring Fee Lands

9 Securities Exchange Act

10 Sinclair-Prairie Division First Exchange Papers


11 Sinclair-Prairie 2nd Deal

Box 38

Folder

12 Sinclair-Prairie 3rd Deal

13 Smith, La Rue

14 Stamp Taxes

15 Study of Probable Results of Operations Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company September 1, 1921 Edgar J. Marston Fragile

Box 39

Folder

1 Thurber Domestic Water Supply

2 Vacancy East of J. M. Allen Tract

3 Vacuum Oil Company Report

4 Water Analyses

5 Wharton, Lange

6 Withholding at Source

7 Wrightsman, C. J.

8 Wrightsman Leases Report-Garvin County Oklahoma-S. M. G. 6/28/1926

9 Garvin County Oklahoma 1 of 4



Box 40

Folder


2 List of folders containing working papers used by Mr. S. M. Greenidge in compiling coal report dated December 1, 1953

3 Analyses


Box 40

Folder

4 Coal Bulletins (contains An Economic Survey of Palo Pinto County Prepared for the Texas and Pacific Railway Company by University of Texas November 1948)

5 Coal Coke

6 Coal-Diamond Drill Holes-Notes from Mr. Gordon’s Notebook

7 Coal-Eaton’s Report-March 1, 1913

8 Coal-Mr. W. K. Gordon’s Report-July 4, 1913 25th Anniversary souvenir

9 Coal-Logs of wells

10 Coal-Miscellaneous Maps

11 Miscellaneous-Lists of Coal Files and S. M. G.‘s personal papers

12 Miscellaneous

13 Coal-Publications

Box 41

Folder

1 References

2 Rock Creek

3 Coal-Royalties

4 Strawn Coal Co.

5 T. & P. Railway Co.

6 Thickness of coal

7 Coal-R. Seibel (copies of purchase orders, invoices, etc.)

8 Weight per Cubic Foot-B. T. U.

9 Coal-Working Papers


Series IX Hobbs Oil Field Project

Box 41

Folder

10 Hobbs Pool Proration Committee Reports, 1930

11 Report on Hobbs Pool, July 25, 1931



Box 42

Folder




4 Hobbs Nov. 13, 1935

5 Hobbs Pool minutes of Engineering Committee

6 Hobbs Briefs

7 Letter Dec. 23, 1932-Solubility and Shrinkage of Gas and Oil in Hobbs Pool

8 Hobbs Gas-Oil Ratios

Box 43

Folder

1 Hobbs Maps

2 Hobbs Miscellaneous Papers

3 Hobbs Pending

4 Hobbs Production Records

5 Hobbs Pool Engineering Report, July 1931

6 Hobbs Curves

7 Hobbs Papers received from C. E. Y. (Charles E. Yager) Aug. 17, 1932


Box 43

Folder

8 Hobbs Bottom Hole Pressures

9 Hobbs Participation Schedules Unitization

10 Hobbs Pool Loose Maps

Box 44

Folder

1 Hobbs Pool Loose Agreements, Reports, and Correspondence

2 Hobbs Pool Miscellaneous Papers

3 Hobbs Proposed Tubing Method

4 Hobbs Pool-Miscellaneous

Subseries I Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association-Dallas

5 Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association (Dallas) (Bulletins, Correspondence, Etc.) – 1936










Box 45

Folder



Subseries II Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association-Tulsa

3 Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association (Tulsa) Committees & Miscellaneous Matters

4 Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association (Tulsa) (Bulletins, Correspondence, Etc.) – 1937






Box 46

Folder





Series X Ledgers and Wallets

Subseries I Authorization for Expenditures

Ledger

1 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary. Joint Authorization For Expenditures—Associate Operated

Ledger

2 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Developing Expenditures—Authorization for Expenditures—Miscellaneous, 1919, K-1 Authorization for Expenditures—Coal Department A.F.E. Nos. C-1 to C-8, K-1 Authorization for Expenditures—Miscellaneous A.F.E. Nos. 1 to 600, All States

Ledger

3 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, K-1 Authorization for Expenditures—Miscellaneous, A.F.E. Nos. 601 to 1200, All States

Ledger


Ledger


Ledger

6 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, K-1 Authorization for Expenditures—Miscellaneous, A.F.E. Nos. 2179 and 2237 thru 2800

Ledger

7 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, K-1 Authorization for Expenditures—Miscellaneous, A.F.E. Nos. 2801 thru 3400


Ledger

8 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, K-1 Authority for Expenditures—Miscellaneous, A.F.E. Nos. 3401 thru 4100

Ledger

9 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, K-1 Authority for Expenditures—Miscellaneous, A.F.E. Nos. 4101 thru 4599

Ledger

10 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Developing Expenditures—Authorization for Expenditures—Well Drilling, 1919; K-1 Authorization for Expenditures—Well Drilling, A.F.E. Nos. 10001 to 10266, All States

Ledger

11 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, K-1 Authority for Expenditures, Well

Drilling, A.F.E. Nos. 10267 to 10647

Ledger

12 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, K-1 Authorization for Expenditures—Wells Drilling, A.F.E. Nos. 10648 to 11200, All States

Ledger

13 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, K-1 Authority for Expenditures, Well Drilling, Nos. 11288 through 11698

Ledger

14 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department TP Line Orders and TPL Line Orders, 1937-1946, Misc. AFE Jt. A/C, 1937-1944

Ledger

15 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Authorization for Expenditures—Joint—Individually Operated (Line Orders, Miscellaneous and Wells Drilling), All States, Beginning to December 31, 1938


Ledger

16 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, K-1 Authorization for Expenditures, Line Orders—Gas and Water Department, Line Orders Nos. X-1 to X-843, Texas

Subseries II Expense Volumes

Ledger

17 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Garage Expense, Drilling Tool Expense, All States, 1921-1922; Automobile and Trucking Expense, All States, August, 1922, to December, 1922; Teaming Expense, Power Expense, All States, 1921-1922

Ledger

18 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Automobile and Trucking Expense, All States, January, 1922, to July, 1922

Ledger

19 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Z-2 Automobile Expense, Z-3 Trucking Expense, Z-4 Teaming Expense, All States, 1933-1934, Z-5 Garage Expense, All States, 1933-1934-1935, Z-6 Power Expense, All States, 1932-1933-1934, Z-25 Camp Expense, Montana, 1933-1934; Z-26 Printing Department Expense, Texas, 1933-1934-1935

Ledger

20 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Z-1 Drilling Tool Expense, Z-2 Automobile Expense, Z-3 Trucking Expense, Z-8 Power Expense, All States, 1924-1925

Ledger

21 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Z-2 Automobile Expense, Z-3 Trucking Expense, All States, 1926-1927-1928; Z-8 Power Expense, All States, 1928

Ledger

22 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, K-11 Suspense Account, All States, 1930-1931-1932-1933; K-13 Fire Suspense Account, All States, 1930-1931-1932; Drilling Tool Expense, All States, September 12, 1930, to December 31, 1930; Z-2 Automobile Expense, Z-3 Trucking Expense, All States, 1929-1930; Z-4 Teaming Expense, Z-5 Garage Expense, Z-8 Power Expense, All States, 1930; Z-25 Camp Expense, Montana, 1929-1930; Printing Department Expense, Texas, 1930


Ledger

23 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Z-1 Drilling Tool Expense, All States, 1931-1932-1933-1934, Z-2 Automobile Expense, Z-3 Trucking Expense, Z-4 Teaming Expense, Z-5 Garage Expense, All States, 1931; Z-25 Camp Expense, Montana; Z-26 Printing Department Expense, Texas, 1931-1932

Ledger

24 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Garage Expenses, Drilling Tool Expenses, Automobile and Trucking Expense, Teaming Expense, Power Expense, All States, 1923

Ledger

25 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Z-1 Drilling Tool Expense, Z-2 Automobile Expense, Z-3 Trucking Expense, Z-6 Power Expense, All States, 1935-1936; Z-25 Camp Expense, Montana, 1935-1936

Ledger

26 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Z-13 Fire and Storm Clearing Account, Losses Nos. 1 to 210, All States, 1921 to 1935

Ledger

27 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Z-1 Drilling Tool Expense, Z-2 Automobile Expense, Z-3 Trucking Expense, Z-6 Power Expense, All States, 1937-1938; Z-24 Air or Gas Lift Expense, All States, 1938; Z-25 Camp Expense, Montana, 1937-1938

Ledger

28 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Z-1 Drilling Tool Expense, Z-2 Automobile Expense, Z-3 Trucking Expense, Z-6 Power Expense, Z-24 Air or Gas Lift Expense, Z-25 Camp Expense, All States, 1939

Ledger

29 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Z-1 Drilling Tool Expense, Z-2 Automobile Expense, Z-3 Trucking Expense, Z-6 Power Expense, Z-24 Air or Gas Lift Expense, Z-25 Camp Expense, Z-27 Oil Gathering Line Expense—Sunburst, Montana, System, Z-28 Stephens County Water System Exp104ense, All States, 1940


Ledger

30 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary Z-1 Drilling Tool Expense, Z-2 Automobile Expense, Z-3 Trucking Expense, Z-6 Power Expense, 1941, and Z-1 Drilling Tool Expense, Z-2 Automobile Expense, Z-3 Trucking Expense, 1942

Ledger

31 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary Z-1 Drilling Tool Expense, Z-2 Automobile Expense, Z-3 Trucking Expense, Z-6 Power Expense, All Accounts, 1943-1944

Ledger

32 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary Z-1 Drilling Tool Expense, Z-6 Power Expense, 1945-1947

Ledger

33 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary Z-2 Automobile Expense, Z-3 Trucking Expense, 1945-1947

Ledger

34 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary. Z-1 Drilling Tool Expense, Z-2 Auto Expense, Z-3 Trucking Expense, 1948 and 1949

Ledger

35 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary. Z-1 Drilling Tool Expense, Z-2 Automobile Expense, Z-3 Truck Expense, Z-6 Power Expense, Z-24 Air & Gas Lift Expense, 1950

Ledger

36 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Z-9 Joint Account Expenditures, Individually Operated, All States, 1922 to 1924

Ledger

37 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Z-9 Joint Account Expenditures, Individually Operated, All States, 1925 to 1928


Ledger

38 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Z-9 Joint Account Expenditures, Individually Operated, All States, 1929-1931

Ledger


Ledger


Ledger

41 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Z-9 Joint Account Expenditures, 1939-1948

Ledger

42 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Z-9 Joint Account Expenditures, 1949-1950, 1951-1953

Ledger

43 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Transfer Ledger: K-6 Cash Exp. Advance Accts., K-7 Loan, Barter & Contingent Rec'bles., L-2 Accounts Payable Special, L-2 Accounts Payable Special (T.P.M.& M.), R-12 Reserve Account, Security Deposits (T.P.C.&O.), 1925-1941

Ledger

44 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, General Expense, Production Department—Individual, All States, 1921-1922-1923

Ledger

45 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Operating and General Expenses—Gas and Water Department, All States, 1921-1922-1923; Operating Expense—Refinery No. 1, Oklahoma, 1921-1922-1923; Operating Expense—Gasoline Plants—Individual, All States, 1921-1922-1923


Ledger

46 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Field Expense, Miscellaneous General Expense1923 General Field Expense Account No. 365, Miscellaneous General Expense Account No. 366

Subseries III Revenue and Expense Volumes

Ledger

47 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Subsidiary Ledger, Revenue and Expense Accounts, N-O, 1924-1925

Ledger

48 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Subsidiary Ledger Q, Revenue and Expense Accounts, 1928

Ledger

49 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Subsidiary Ledger Q, Revenue and Expense Accounts, Year 1929

Ledger


Ledger


Ledger


Ledger


Ledger

54 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company and Comet Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Misc. Revenue and Expense Accounts, Year 1934


Ledger

55 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Misc. Revenue and Expense Accounts, Year 1935

Ledger

56 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Misc. Revenue and Expense Accounts, 1936 and 1937

Ledger

57 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Misc. Revenue and Expense Accounts, 1938 and 1939

Ledger

58 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Misc. Revenue and Expense Accounts, 1940-1941

Ledger

59 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Misc. Revenue and Expense Accounts, 1942

Ledger


Ledger


Subseries IV Physical Property Volumes

Ledger

62 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Details of Inventory Taken as of December 31, 1919 Vol. 1

Ledger

63 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Details of Inventory Taken as of December 31, 1919 Vol. 2


Ledger

64 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-3 Physical Property—Farms—Individual; A-5 Investment Labor—Farms—Individual, V-4 Abandoning and Dismantling Dry Holes—Farms—Individual, Farms A to T.M. Blackburn—Texas, Beginning to 31 December 1936

Ledger

65 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-3 Physical Property—Farms—Individual; A-5 Investment Labor—Farms—Individual, V-4 Abandoning and Dismantling Dry Holes—Farms—Individual, Farms Black Bros. to W.E. Carey (Rochelle)—Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1936

Ledger

66 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-3 Physical Property—Farms—Individual; A-5 Investment Labor—Farms—Individual, V-4 Abandoning and Dismantling Dry Holes—Farms—Individual, Farms W.L. Carey to F.W. Douthit—Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1936

Ledger

67 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary[A-3 Physical Property—Farms—Individual; A-5 Investment Labor—Farms—Individual, V-4 Abandoning and Dismantling Dry Holes—Farms R. Duncan to JT. Hamil—Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1936

Ledger

68 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department. "General Ledger Subsidiary[,] A-3 Physical Property—Farms—Individual[;] A-5 Investment Labor—Farms—Individual[,] V-4 Abandoning and Dismantling Dry Holes—Farms George Hampton 'Fee' to A.D. Hohherts—Texas[,] Beginning to December 31, 1936

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69 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-3 Physical Property—Farms—Individual; A-5 Investment Labor—Farms—Individual, V-4 Abandoning and Dismantling Dry Holes—Farms G.B. Holt to J.F. Lane 'C'—Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1936


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70 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-3 Physical Property—Farms—Individual; A-5 Investment Labor—Farms—Individual, V-4 Abandoning and Dismantling Dry Holes—Farms —Farms—Individual J.F. Lane 'D' to W.M. Myers—Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1936

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71 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-3 Physical Property—Farms—Individual; A-5 Investment Labor—Farms—Individual V-4 Abandoning and Dismantling Dry Holes—Farms W.P. Newell to W.H. Rice—Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1936

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72 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-3 Physical Property—Farms—Individual; A-5 Investment Labor—Farms—Individual, V-4 Abandoning and Dismantling Dry Holes—Farms J.B. Richardson to Anderson Smith—Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1936

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73 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-3 Physical Property—Farms—Individual; A-5 Investment Labor—Farms—Individual, V-4 Abandoning and Dismantling Dry Holes—Farms J.E. Smith to J.W. Terry—Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1936

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74 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-3 Physical Property—Farms—Individual; A-5 Investment Labor—Farms—Individual, V-4 Abandoning and Dismantling Dry Holes—Farms T.P. Fee to Mrs. S.A. Young—Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1936

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75 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-3 Physical Property—Farms—Individual; A-5 Investment Labor—Farms—Individual, V-4 Abandoning and Dismantling Dry Holes Farms—Individual —Farms A to Z—Oklahoma, Beginning to December 31, 1936

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76 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-3 Physical Property—Farms—Individual; A-5 Investment Labor—Farms—Individual, V-4 Abandoning and Dismantling Dry Holes—Farms A to Z Arkansas, Farms A to Z California, Farms A to Z Montana, Farms—Individual —Farms A to Z New Mexico, Beginning to December 31, 1936


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77 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Physical Properties—Farms and Miscellaneous—Joint—Individually Operated; Investment Labor—Farms and Miscellaneous—Joint—Individually Operated, Beginning to December 31, 1937

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78 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Sub-Trial Balances—Physical Properties—Individual; Sub-Trial Balances—Physical Properties—Joint; Sub-Trial Balances—Investment Labor—Individual; Sub-Trial Balances—Investment Labor—Joint; Sub-Trial Balances—V-4 Abandoning, Dismantling and Dry Holes—Farms—Individual; Sub-Trial Balances—V-5 Abandoning and Dismantling—Miscellaneous—Individual, All States, Beginning to Dec. 31, 1937

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79 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary A-3 Physical Property—Farms, A-5 Investment Labor—Farms, V-4 Abandoning, Dismantling and Dry Holes—Farms, Allen, C.E., 'D,' thru Evans, Lloyd—Texas, 1938-1948

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80 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary A-3 Physical Property—Farms, A-5 Investment Labor—Farms, V-4 Abandoning, Dismantling and Dry Holes—Farms, Foster, H.C., thru Kirkland, I.W.—Texas, 1938 thru 1948

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81 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary A-3 Physical Property—Farms, A-5 Investment Labor—Farms, V-4 Abandoning, Dismantling and Dry Holes—Farms, Lander, O.M., 'A' and 'B,' thru Ryan Fee—Texas, 1938 thru 1948

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82 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary A-3 Physical Property—Farms, A-5 Investment Labor—Farms, V-4 Abandoning, Dismantling and Dry Holes—Farms, Sandell, D.S., thru Undistributable—Texas, 1938-1948


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83 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary A-3 Physical Property—Farms, A-5 Investment Labor—Farms, V-4 Abandoning, Dismantling and Dry Holes—Farms, Beaver, John, thru Moore, Sy—Oklahoma, State 'A' A/C 1 thru State 'G'—New Mexico, 1938-1948

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84 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Property Records: Acct. A-25 Refinery No. 2.,1925-1935

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85 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-4 Physical Property—Miscellaneous—Individual,A-6 Investment Labor-Miscellaneous-Individual,V-5 Abandoning and Dismantling—Miscellaneous—Individual; A-4-A Pumping Powers to A-4-E Oil Storage Tanks—Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1936

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86 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-4 Physical Property—Miscellaneous—Individual; A-6 Investment Labor—Miscellaneous—Individual; V-5 Abandoning and Dismantling—Miscellaneous—Individual; A-4-F Drilling Tools—Texas, Beginning to December 1936

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87 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-4 Physical Property—Miscellaneous—Individual, A-6 Investment Labor—Miscellaneous—Individual, V-5 Abandoning and Dismantling—Miscellaneous—Individual, A-4-J Camp Equipment to Miscellaneous Developing Expense—Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1936

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88 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-4 Physical Property—Miscellaneous—Individual; A-6 Investment Labor—Miscellaneous—Individual, V-5 Abandoning and Dismantling—Miscellaneous—Individual, All Properties—Oklahoma, Beginning to December 31, 1936


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89 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-4 Physical Property—Miscellaneous—Individual; A-6 Investment Labor—Miscellaneous—Individual, V-5 Abandoning and Dismantling—Miscellaneous—Individual, All Properties—Arkansas, All Properties—California, All Properties—Montana, All Properties—New Mexico, Beginning to 31 December 1936

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90 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary A-4 Physical Properties—Miscellaneous, Drilling Tools—Texas, 1938 thru 1948

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91 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary A-3 Physical Property—Farms, A-5 Investment Labor—Farms, V-4 Abandoning, Dismantling and Dry Holes—Farms, Dead Sheets, 1938 thru 1948 (These forms formerly carried as joint properties)

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92 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary A-3 Physical Property—Farms, Texas, T.L. Adams thru C.J. Keahey

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93 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary A-3 Physical Property—Farm—Texas—J.H. McCleskey through F.S. Vaden, and Montana, A-4 Physical Property—Miscellaneous, A-6 Investment Labor—Miscellaneous, Texas, Montana and New Mexico

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94 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary A-3 Physical Property—Farm, Texas—T.L. Adams thru O.M. Lander

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95 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary A-3 Physical Property—Farm, Texas—Frank Macha thru Other States

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96 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-60 Physical Property—Town and Farm Department, All Properties—Texas, January 1, 1924, to December 31, 1937


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97 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary A-3 Physical Property—Farm, Texas—Daniel Lowe thru Other States, A-60 – A-85 – B-6 – B-13

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98 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary A-4 Physical Property—Farm—Miscellaneous, A-6 Investment Labor, V-4 Abandoning Expense

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99 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary A-3 Physical Property—Farm, A-5 Investment Labor—Farms, Memorandum Record of Development Account with Johnson and Wahlenmaier in Winkler County, Texas

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100 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-15 Physical Property—Gas and Water Department, A-16 Investment Labor—Gas and Water Department, All Properties—Montana, All Properties—Oklahoma, All Properties—Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1935

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101 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-20 Physical Property—Refinery No. 1, Oklahoma, Beginning to December 31, 1935

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102 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-30 Physical Property—Gasoline Plants, Plants Nos. 1, 2, and 3, Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1939

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103 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary A-15 Physical Property—Gas & Water Department, A-30 Physical Property—Gasoline Plants

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104 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Mine Department Physical Property Record, Ca. 1900-1920


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105 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Coal Department Property Record, Ca. 1920

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106 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Physical Property—Coal Department and Mine Sinking Account, 1923 thru 1935

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107 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Property Record (Dead Sheets), Vulcan Oil Co. Joint Sheets 1919-1920

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108 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Property Records (Joint Acct.) Volume 1, 1918-1919

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109 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Property Records (Joint Acct.) Volume 2, 1919

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112 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Property Records: Acct. A-37 Joint Accounts: Prairie Oil & Gas Co. Acct. Nos. 1, 2, 4 & 7, Sinclair O. & G. Co. Acct. Gholson, Mormon & Dorsey et al, Blackwell O. & G. Co

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113 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Property Records: Acct. A-37 Joint Accounts, Mid-Kansas Nos. 1, 2 and 3; Acct. A-38 Miscellaneous Joint Property


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114 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-70 Physical Property—Bulk Sales Division, Agencies A to Z Montana, Agencies A to Z Oklahoma, Agencies Abilene to Athens-Texas Montana, Beginning to December 31, 1938

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115 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-70 Physical Property—Bulk Sales Division, Agencies Austin to Coleman-Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1938

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116 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-70 Physical Property—Bulk Sales Division, Agencies Comanche to Dougherty-Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1938

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117 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-70 Physical Property—Bulk Sales Division, Agencies Eastland-Ranger to Fort Worth-Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1938

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118 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-70 Physical Property—Bulk Sales Division, Agencies Fort Worth (continued) to Houston-Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1938

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119 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-70 Physical Property—Bulk Sales Division, Agencies Irving to Olney-Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1938

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120 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-70 Physical Property—Bulk Sales Division, Agencies Palestine to Spur-Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1938

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121 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-70 Physical Property—Bulk Sales Division, Agencies Stamford to Valley Mills-Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1938


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122 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, A-70 Physical Property—Bulk Sales Division, Agencies Waco to Wortham-Texas, A-75 Physical Property-Service Station Department, A-80 Physical Property-District Bulk Department, A-85 Physical Property-Tank Car Department, All States, Beginning to December 31, 1938

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123 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department A-70 Physical Property, Bulk Sales Division, Abilene through Dallas, 1927-1946

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124 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Account Bulk Sales Division, DeLeon through South Fort Worth, 1927-1946

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125 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department A-70 Physical Property, Bulk Sales Division, Grapevine through San Angelo1927-1946

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126 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department A-70 Bulk Sales Division, Snyder through Wynnewood, 1927-1946

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127 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, B-8 Transportation Equipment, B-8-B Trucks, Trailers and Tractors to B-8-D Aeroplanes—Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1938 B-9 Patents, B-13 Physical Property—Non-Operating Subsidiaries, All Properties—Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1937

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128 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary B-8 Transportation Equipment, 1939-1957

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129 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, B-8 Physical Property—Executive and General Offices, All Properties—All States, Beginning to December 31, 1937, B-8 Transportation Equipment, All Properties—Arkansas, California, Montana, New Mexico, New York, Oklahoma, B –8-A Automobiles, Texas, Beginning to December 31, 1938


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130 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, B-6, A-1 Physical Property – Executive and General Offices – Fort Worth Office, Furniture & Fixtures, 1919-1963

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131 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department B-6 Physical Property—Executive and General Offices, Year 1921-1922

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132 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Property Records: Physical Property Inventory Up to 1963

Subseries V Depreciation Volumes

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133 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, Actual Loss Sustained, All States, 1921-1922; Depreciation Reserve Adjustment Accounts, All Physical Properties, All States, 1926 to 1937

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134 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Depreciation Reserve Adjustment Account, 1938-1941

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135 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Depreciation Reserve Adjustment Account, 1942-1954

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136 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Unit Depreciation Records, 1928-1942

Subseries VI Farm Account Volumes

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137 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Joint Farm Ledger 1918 thru 1919

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139 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Joint Farm Ledger 1920

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140 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Joint Farm Ledger 1920 thru February, 1921

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141 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Joint Farm Ledger, Sun Company and Prairie Oil and Gas Company Only, 1921 thru April, 1924

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142 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Joint Farm Ledger, All Other Joint Accounts Except Prairie Oil and Gas Company and Sun Company, 1921 thru 1923

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145 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Farm Ledger 1920 thru 1921

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146 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Trial Balances (Farm Ledger), April, 1920, thru December, 1921

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147 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Farm Ledger, Texas, 1922 thru 1927

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148 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Farm Ledger, All States Other Than Texas, 1922 thru 1937


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149 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Trial Balances, Individual Farm Ledger, 1922 thru 1937

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150 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Trial Balances—Joint Farm Ledger, 1922 thru 1937

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151 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Farm Ledger 1938 through 1947 Volume One

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152 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Farm Ledger 1938 through 1947 Volume Two

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153 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Farm Ledger 1938 through 1947 Volume Three

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154 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Farm Ledger 1948 thru 1950, Individually Operated—Texas

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155 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Farm Ledger, Other States, 1948 thru 1950

Subseries VII Lifting Expense Volumes

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156 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary V-1 Lifting Expense—Individual (Farm Maintenance Accounts) (Farm Operating Accounts), Texas, 1920

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159 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary V-1 Lifting Expense—Individual, Arkansas-Oklahoma-Texas, 1923

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160 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary V-1 Lifting Expense—Individual, Arkansas-Louisiana-Oklahoma-Texas, 1924

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161 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Lifting Cost Report Summary, 1921, 1922 and 1924

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162 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary V-1 Lifting Expense—Individual, Arkansas-Louisiana-Oklahoma-Texas, 1925; Arkansas-Oklahoma-Texas, 1926 to 1927; V-2 Operating Expense—Gas—Individual, Oklahoma-Texas, 1927

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163 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary V-1 Lifting Expense—Individual; V-2 Operating Expense—Gas—Individual, All States, 1928 to 1932

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164 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary V-1 Lifting Expense—Individual; V-2 Operating Expense—Gas—Individual, All States, 1933 to 1937

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165 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary V-1 Lifting Expense—Individual; V-2 Operating Expense—Gas—Individual, All States, 1938

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166 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department V-1 Lifting Expense—Individual, 1939 and 1940


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167 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department. V-1 Lifting Expense—Individual, 1941-1942

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168 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department V-1 Lifting Expense—Individual; V-2 Operating Expense—Gas, 1943-1944

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169 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department V-1 Lifting Expense, 1945

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170 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department V-1 Lifting Expense, 1946-1947

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171 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department. V-1 Lifting Expense, V-2 Operating Expense—Gas, 1948 and 1949

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172 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department V-1 Lifting Expense, Year 1950

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173 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Lifting Cost Record, 1922 & 23

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174 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Lifting Cost Record, 1924

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176 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Lifting Cost Record, 1926 part 1


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177 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Lifting Cost Record, 1926 part 2

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Subseries VIII Crude Oils Production Sales Volumes

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184 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Joint Oil Run Records, 1919

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185 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Crude Oil Run Record, 1922 to 1928 and August, 1930, thru 1932

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186 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary—Crude Oil Run Ticket Register and Division of Interest, Individual and Joint, 1940 and 1941


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187 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary—Crude Oil Run Ticket Register and Division of Interest, Individual and Joint, 1942 and 1943

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188 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary—Crude Oil Run Ticket Register and Division of Interest, Individual and Joint, 1944-1945

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189 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary—Crude Oil Run Ticket Register and Division of Interest, Individual and Joint, 1946-1947

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190 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary—Crude Oil Register and Division of Interest, Individual and Joint, 1948

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193 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Unearned Commissions, Bulk Agents, September, 1938, thru 1945

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194 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department. Storage Oil Accts.—Dead Sheets: A/C C-21—All States, A/C C-22—All States, A/C C-30—All States, A/C C-31—All States, A/C C-32—All States, 1930-1949


Subseries IX Oil Sales Volumes

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195 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department. Voucher Record—Sales Journal—Cash Receipts, Year 1918 and 1919

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196 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department. Gross Run Record, Joint Farms, 1918 to 1926

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197 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department. Joint Oil Sales, 1921, 1922, & 1923

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200 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department. Crude Oil Sales-Joint, August, 1930 Thru December, 1937

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201 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Crude Oil Sales-Joint, Current 1938 -1939

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202 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Sales Journal—Crude Oil (Individually Operated Farms), 1935-1939

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203 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Sales Journal—Gasoline Plant, Bulk Storage and Compd. Plant, 1944 thru 1954

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204 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Sales Journal—Crude Oil, 1940-1951


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205 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Record of Oil Loaded in Tank Cars 1916, 1918 & 1919 & Individual Oil Sales 1916, 1917, 1918 & 1919

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206 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Oil Sales, 1920 and 1921 and Oil, Gas and Gasoline Sales, 1918, 1919, 1920, and 1921

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207 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Gross Run Record, Individual Farms, & Individual Oil Sales, 1925 & 1926

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208 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department. Individual Oil Sales, 1927, 1928, & 1929

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209 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual & Joint Crude Oil Sales—Texas, Oklahoma & Montana Oil Purchased, Sept., 1939, thru Dec., 1931, & Individual Oil Sales, 1932

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210 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Oil Sales, 1933 to 1935

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211 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Oil Sales, 1936 to 1937

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212 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Oil Sales, 1938

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213 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Oil Sales, 1939

Subseries X Royalty Volumes

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214 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Royalty Sheets, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918 and 1919


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215 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Royalty Sheets, 1918 and 1919

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216 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department. Individual Royalty Sheets, 1920 & 1921

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217 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Royalty Sheets, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924 & 1925

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218 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Royalty Sheets, 1920, 1921 & 1922

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219 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Royalty Sheets, 1923

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222 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Royalty Sheets, 1926, 1927 & 1928

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223 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Royalty Sheets, A thru P 1926

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224 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Royalty Sheets, Q thru Z 1926 & A thru G 1927


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225 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Royalty Sheets, H thru Z 1927

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226 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Royalty Sheets, A thru L 1928

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227 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department. Individual Royalty Sheets, M thru Z 1928 & A thru G 1929

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228 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Royalty Sheets, H thru Z 1929

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229 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Oil Royalty Sheets, 1929, 1930 & 1931

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230 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Royalty Sheets, Aug. thru Dec. 1930

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231 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Oil Royalties, 1931

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232 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Royalty Sheets, A thru Z 1931

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234 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Royalty Division Sheets-Texas, 1932


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235 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Royalty Division Sheets, Montana, Oklahoma Oil & Gas Purchased, 1932

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236 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Royalty Division Sheets, Texas, 1933

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237 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Royalty Division Sheets, Montana, Oklahoma Oil & Gas Purchased, 1933

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238 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Royalty and Sales—Individual and Joint Gas, C.H. Gas, Natural Gasoline 1918, 1919 & 1920 & Joint Account Royalty Sheets 1919 thru 1923

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239 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department. Joint Account Royalty Sheets, 1919 & 1920

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240 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Joint Account Royalty Sheets, 1920 & 1921

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242 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Joint Account Royalty Sheets, 1924, 1925, and 1926


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244 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Joint Account Royalty Sheets, 1929 & Aug., 1931, thru Dec., 1930


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245 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Joint Account Royalty Sheets, Aug. 1930 thru Dec., 1932

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247 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Joint Royalty Division Sheets-Texas, 1933

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248 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Individual Suspended Royalties, 1918-1920

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249 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Accounting Department Joint Suspended Royalties, 1919-1920

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250 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Joint & Individual Petty Suspended Royalties, January thru June, 1920

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251 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Individual & Joint Petty Royalties Released July 29, 1920

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252 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Joint Unpaid Oil & Gas, 1921 thru 1927

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253 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Individual and Joint Unpaid Oil and Gas, 1921 to 1926

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254 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Unpaid Oil and Gas—Dead Transfer Sheets

255 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Individual and Joint Unpaid Oil and Gas, 1926 thru 1928


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256 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Individual and Joint Royalties, 1927 thru 1931

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257 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Individual and Joint Royalties, 1930 thru 1932

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258 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Unpaid Oil & Gas, Individual, 1930 thru 1936

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259 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Unpaid Oil & Gas Joint, 1934 thru 1936

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260 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Unpaid Oil & Gas—Dead Transfer Sheets

Subseries XI Well Record Volumes

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261 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Joint Well Data 1915-1926

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262 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Joint Well Data 1917-1926

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263 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department TP Well Data 1917-1924

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264 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Joint Inactive Well Record, 1919-1941


Subseries XII Title and Rental Department Volumes

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265 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department A/C K-12, Bulk & Service Station Rentals Paid in Advance (Dead Sheets)

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266 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department General Ledger Subsidiary, K-12 Leases and Rentals Paid in Advance-Miscellaneous, All States, January 1, 1930 to December 21, 1939

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267 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Miscellaneous Rent Payable Record (Bulk, Service Station, and Miscellaneous Due Others—Grazing Leases Due Us)

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268 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Rentals—Company Houses, Years 1951 thru 1956

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269 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Title and Rental Department Sales Department Contracts[:] Service Station, Bulk Agency, Tank Car, Commercials & Ethyl, Ca. 1940s

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270 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Title and Rental Department Record of Abstracts Ordered, March, 1918, to June 1939

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271 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Title and Rental Department Abstract Record, Re: Leases 0-1 to G32, Re.: Leases 1 to 1000

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272 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Title and Rental Department Abstract Record, Re: Leases 1614 to 3189

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273 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Title and Rental Department Abstract Record, Re: Arkansas, Kansas, Montana, New Mexico, and Oklahoma Leases to About 1939


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274 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Miscellaneous Operating Contracts, Book No. 1

Subseries XIII Lease Volumes

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275 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Original Leasehold Records, Developed and Undeveloped—Joint and Individual

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279 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Leasehold Investment Records, Developed—All States Complete (Including Joint) and Texas Undeveloped, Archer County thru Taylor County

Ledger

280 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Leasehold Investment Records, Texas—Undeveloped, Terry County thru Young County, Other States, Joint—Undeveloped

Ledger

281 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Joint Lease Sheets and Index to Oil and Gas Leases

Ledger

282 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Dead Lease Sheets, Texas, 1 to 1100

Ledger

283 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Dead Lease Sheets, Texas, 1101 to 2644


Ledger

284 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Dead Lease Sheets, Arkansas, California, Canada, Kansas, Louisiana, Montana, New Mexico, Oklahoma

Subseries XIV Insurance Volumes

Ledger

285 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Transfer Insurance Record, 1916-1939

Ledger

286 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Record of Deductions on Superimposed Group Life Insurance,1934-1944

Subseries XV Payroll Volumes

Ledger

287 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Payroll—Field, May 1, 1918-Dec. 31, 1918

Ledger

288 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Payroll Distribution—Field, 1918-1919

Ledger

289 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Payroll—Field, 1919

Ledger

290 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Payroll—Field, Nov. 16, 1919-July 15, 1920

Ledger

291 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Field Payroll, 1953

Ledger

292 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Field Payroll, 1954

Ledger

293 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Field Payroll, Year 1955


Ledger


Ledger


Ledger


Ledger


Ledger


Ledger


Ledger

300 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Employee Record: Field Payroll, Texas: A to L, 1956-1965

Ledger

301 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Employee Record: Field Payroll, Texas: M to Z and Other States, 1956-1965

Ledger

302 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Employee Record: Private Payroll, All States: Employees Terminated, 1956-1965

Ledger

303 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Employee Record: Private Payroll, Texas: A to L, 1956-1965


Ledger

304 Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company. Accounting Department Employee Record: Private Payroll, Texas: M to Z and Other Sates, 1956-1965

Series XI Folded Oil and Coal Related Maps and material of the Thurber, Texas area

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1 Thurber Area Maps Coal Properties X

Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company Fee Lands in Stephens, Palo Pinto, Eastland, & Erath Counties, Texas, Prepared as an aid in Estimation of Coal Reserves, August 21, 1956, Compiled form S. M. Greenidge Coal Report (1953), Additional Data from University of Texas Bulletin 3534, Aerial Photographs & Field Work, Leon E. English, April 21, 1956

Record Charge-Out slip: Co of Okla. Thurber Coal Outcrop Map & Ownership Map 1957, Topographic Maps Gordon Coal Lands

Topographical Map of the Gordon Coal Lands, Palo Pinto County Office of Chief T. & P. R. R. Engineer-Dallas Scale 1” = 1000’ April 4, 1921 (2 copies)

Sketch Map, T. P. Coal Co. New Number 4 Mine Area, Eastland Co. Texas, Data assembled from footage descriptions of diamond core holes drilled in 1913 and 1914, Leon E. English April 1, 1956

Core Hole Logs drilled to evaluate the coal.

2 Thurber Area Maps V

Untitled map Feb. 1970 of Thurber area circles denote zones in which wells were (are) completed (except Lanier & Diaz)

Topographical Map of the Gordon Coal Lands, Palo Pinto County Office of Chief T. & P. R. R. Engineer-Dallas Scale 1” = 1000’ April 4, 1921 (2 copies)

Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company Fee Lands in Stephens, Palo Pinto, Eastland, & Erath Counties , Texas, Prepared as an aid in Estimation of Coal Reserves, August 21, 1956, Compiled form S. M. Greenidge Coal Report (1953), Additional Data from University of Texas Bulletin 3534, Aerial Photographs & Field Work, Leon E. English, April 21, 1956


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2

Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company Fee Lands in Stephens, Palo Pinto, Eastland, & Erath Counties, Texas, THURBER COAL OUTCROP AND OWNERSHIP MAP, Showing Adjacent Limestone and Sandstone Members and the Massive Brazos River Comglomerate and Sandstone Data Assembled and Field Work Supervised by Leon E. English Assisted by Bob Porter Pat Kenney and Lee Feemster on Alidade May 22, 1957 Acknowledgment: Coal Outcrop Traced by Planetable and Auger Holes. Data Supplemented by U. of T Bull. 3534... Structural Contours in SE portion are from C 0. Nickell, U of T MRSC 26 and Aerial Photographs. Coalville Area in NE Portion is based largely on "Topographic Map” by T & P R. R. Co., 1921.The 500 foot contours are based on T PC & 0 Co. coal core tests of 1956

Untitled map of Thurber area showing diamond drill core holes up to 1956 (2 copies)

Blue line map combining the Reddy Mountain, Turkey Creek, and Huckaby, SW Texas Southwest 7.5 minute quadrangles

AMAX Coal Company Map of Thurber, (Texas Pacific Oil) Eastland, Erath, Palo Pinto & Stephens Cos., Texas map is a composite of several 7.5-minute USGC quadrangles

Correspondence

Map of Thurber-Strawn Area Showing Data on Thurber Coal Collected from various sources map shows Amax area of interest

Manuscript map showing Amax area of interest and possible strippable areas

Map of Thurber Project showing outcrops and TPC & O Mineral and Fee Lands base map is: Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company Fee Lands in Stephens, Palo Pinto, Eastland, & Erath Counties, Texas, Prepared as an aid in Estimation of Coal Reserves, August 21, 1956, Compiled form S. M. Greenidge Coal Report (1953), Additional Data from University of Texas Bulletin 3534, Aerial Photographs & Field Work, Leon E. English, April 21, 1956

Santo Palo Pinto Co., Texas manuscript map

3 Area Data Thurber 3/31/76

4 Thurber Area Maps Seismic Survey Dept. IV

Seismic Survey Report for Texas Pacific Oil Company AFE 4863 & 5164 Thurber Prospect Palo Pinto & Erath Counties, Texas, 11/20/65 5 copies


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4

Seismic Survey Report for Texas Pacific Oil Company AFE 4863 & 5164 Thurber Prospect Palo Pinto & Erath Counties, Texas, 11/20/66 3 copies

5 Thurber Area Wells VIII

Seismic data

6 Thurber Ranch Lands

A Ghost Town in Texas- appears to be a term paper on Thurber by an unknown author.

Thurber Little Lake Proposed Dams 2-26-62

Thurber Recreational Area Reservations and Registrations July through December 1962

Estimated Cost of Clearing Timber and Building New Fence Fee Lands Erath and Palo Pinto Counties, Texas May 14, 1953

Report on Earthen Tank Construction (Water for Livestock) Fee Lands Eastland and Erath Counties, Texas October 6, 1952

Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company “Excluded Properties” Thurber Fee Lands-Minerals and Royalties Income Forecast

Untitled map of Thurber area

Thurber Ranch Cash Flow Forecast Photostatic copy

Thurber Ranch Three Year Heard Buildup Photostatic copy

Thurber Ranch Forecast of Annual Income From Ranching Operations Three Year Heard Build Up Photostatic copy

Map: Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Fee Land – Grazing Leases Jan. 1, 1963

Schedule B of Table 1 Details of Assets and liabilities Other Than Oil and Gas Photostatic copy

Texas Pacific Oil Company Recreation Facilities Thurber, Texas

Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Fee Lands December 31, 1961 Photostatic copy

Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Thurber Fee Lands Grazing Rental 2 copies


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6 Brazos Valley Ranch J. R. C. Moseley, Owner 3,198 Acres Palo Pinto County, Texas May 13, 1953

Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Fee Lands

Correspondence

Map: Untitled shows Thurber area and projects up to 1955

Map: Texas Pacific Oil Co. Fee Land – Grazing Leases Nov. 8, 1963

Map: Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Co. Fee Land – Grazing Leases Jan. 1, 1963

Correspondence

Thurber Ranch Land Revenue

7 Distribution of Conglomerate Deposition and Isopach of Porosity in Big Saline ABI-03

Maps: Texas Pacific Oil Co., Inc. Abilene District Eastland, Erath, Palo Pinto and Stephens Counties, Texas Interval Isopach From Electric Log Time Marker To Duffer Lime June 1969

Texas Pacific Oil Co. Abilene District Eastland, Erath, Palo Pinto, and Stephens Counties, Texas Distribution of Conglomerate Deposition and Isopach of Porosity in Big Saline Zone No. 6 June 1969





5 Thurber Coal Properties Confidential

Correspondence


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5

Map: Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company Fee Lands in Stephens, Palo Pinto, Eastland, & Erath Counties, Texas Log Map of Thurber Coal Seam and Associated Strata Compiled by Paul H. Price and Assistants October, 1956

Correspondence

Draft lease agreement with Amax Coal Company

6 Thurber Area Report Coal Reserves EXT Copies 12/1/53

Map No. 1 Thurber Strawn Area Valued by Eaton Outlined in Blue actual map title: Map of Thurber – Strawn Area Showing Data on Thurber Coal Collected from Various Sources Note: map has penciled in locations of test holes.

Map No. 2 Thurber-Strawn Area Showing Estimated Mineable Coal by Greenidge Outlined in Red actual map title: Map of Thurber – Strawn Area Showing Data on Thurber Coal Collected from Various Sources has penciled in notes

Map No. 3 Thurber, Strawn and Rock Creek Coal Field by Gordon, March 1908 Showing holdings of: Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Co. –Yellow, Texas and Pacific Railway Co. – Red, Strawn Coal Company – Green Actual title of map is: Map of Coal Fields on the Brazos River Watershed of Eastland, Erath, Palo Pinto, And Parker Counties, Texas, Showing Thurber, Strawn, and Rock Creek Fields June 8, 1914, legend July 1951

Map No. 5 TPRR CO.’S Topographical Map of Gordon Coal Lands-April 1921-3827 Acres-12,762,000 Estimated Tons of Coal

Map No. 6 Location of Coal Deposits in Palo Pinto County by Gordon September 1904

Map No. 7 Optioned Lands in Rock Creek Field BY Gordon December 1904

Map No. 8 Palo Pinto Oil & Gas Company’s Holdings in Strawn District Palo Pinto County, Texas

Map No. 9-Very Old and Dim Map Showing some mines with Reference to Land Lines and Locations of Eight Prospect Holes, W. K. Gordon March 15, 1895 copy

Map No. 10 All Mines Date not indicated on map (Shows New Nos. 1, 2, 3)


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7 Thurber Fee Lands

Report on Coal Reserves of Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company in Eastland, Erath, Palo Pinto and Parker Counties, Texas by S. M. Greenidge December 1, 1953 (has marginalia notes, photostatic copy of Map No. 10 All Mines, handwritten chart: Estimated Coal Boring Program Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company Thurber Area April 24, 1956; handwritten notes; Map No. 4 Strawn Coal Field- Copy of Plate VII, University of Texas Bulletin 3534 September 1935

Area Map A-851 Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company Proposed F. M. Highway No. 2372 is copy of Texas Highway Dept. map of Palo Pinto County

Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Agriculture and Grazing Leases, 1957

Map: A Survey of Texas Pacific Oil Co. Recreational Area & Airport, Being 87.97 acres out of Pedro Herrera Survey A-337 Erath County, Texas, March 1964

Map: Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Co. Fee Land-Grazing Leases Jan. 1, 1963

Photostatic copy of ledger page: Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company List of Principal Land Sales 1940 Through 1946

Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Thurber Fee Lands Grazing Rental

Map: Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company Mineral Lands Stephens, Palo Pinto, Eastland & Erath Co.’s, Tex. 2 copies

Blueprints: Recreational Facilities located on Thurber Lake-Thurber, Texas for Texas pacific Coal & Oil Co. plans of lodge and cabins

8 Thurber Core Drill Program


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9 Loose Coal Lands Maps, 1921, 1957

Map: Thurber Coal Outcrop & Ownership Map Leon E. English May 22, 1957 actual title:

Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company Fee Lands in Stephens, Palo Pinto, Eastland, & Erath Counties, Texas, THURBER COAL OUTCROP AND OWNERSHIP MAP, Showing Adjacent Limestone and Sandstone Members and the Massive Brazos River Conglomerate and Sandstone Data Assembled and Field Work Supervised by Leon E. English Assisted by Bob Porter Pat Kenney and Lee Feemster on Alidade May 22, 1957 Acknowledgment: Coal Outcrop Traced by Planetable and Auger Holes. Data Supplemented by U. of T Bull. 3534... Structural Contours in SE portion are from C 0. Nickell, U of T MRSC 26, and Aerial Photographs. Coalville Area in NE Portion is based largely on "Topographic Map” by T & P R. R. Co., 1921.The 500 foot contours are based on T PC & 0 Co. coal core tests of 1956

Map: Topographical Map of the Gordon Coal Lands Palo Pinto County April 4, 1921 has hand written notes

10 Evaluation Paul Weir Company Thurber Coal Reserves

Photostatic copy of Reddy Mountain Quadrangle USGS map

Evaluation Thurber Coal Properties, 1973

Reddy Mountain Quadrangle USGS map and AMAX Coal Co. map

Correspondence relating to re-opening the area to strip mining in the 1970s

11 Thurber Cement Plant Report C. J. Harvey April 20, 1959

12 The Deco Process for the Conversion of Coal to Clean Fuels by R. W. Chambers stamped confidential

Series XII Rolled Maps

Subseries I Coal Mine Maps

Paul H. Price and Assistants, n.p. Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company Fee Lands, Stephens, Palo Pinto, Eastland & Erath Counties, Texas, Isopach Map of Thurber Coal Seam Compiled by Paul H. Price & Assistants, October, 1956. 1956. Blueprint map. 3 feet 6 inches (106 cm) x 6 ft. 2.5 inches (159 cm)


Texas and Pacific Coal Company, New York, N.Y. Bottom Plan Mine Number 10

undated plan of underground workings Ca. 1915 Photostatic copy of blueprint plan. 21

inches (53.5 cm) x 18 inches (45.5 cm)

Texas and Pacific Coal Company, New York, N.Y. "5" undated plan of Mine No. 5 underground workings Ca. 1915 MS india ink and pencil on paper. 1 foot 4 inches (40.5 cm) x 11.5 inches (29 cm)

Texas and Pacific Coal Company, New York, N.Y Mine No. 1, Thurber, Texas

undated plan of underground workings Ca. 1915 MS india ink and pencil on paper. 1

foot 9 inches (53.5 cm) x 1 foot 4 inches (41 cm)

Texas and Pacific Coal Company, New York, N.Y. Mine #6, 1" = 400'" undated

plan of underground workings, Ca. 1915 MS india ink and pencil on paper 1 foot 4

inches (40.5 cm) x 11.5 inches (29 cm)

Texas and Pacific Coal Company, New York, N.Y. "Mine #9, 1: = 400'" undated

plan of underground workings, Ca. 1915 MS india ink and pencil on starched linen. 1

foot 3.75 inches (40 cm) x 1 foot 2 inches (35 cm)

Texas and Pacific Coal Company, New York, N.Y. Mine No. 10 Thurber, Texas

undated plan of underground workings, Ca. 1915 MS india ink and pencil on paper. l


Texas and Pacific Coal Company, New York, N.Y. Mine No.12, Thurber, Texas

undated plan of underground workings, Ca. 1915 MS india ink and pencil on paper. l

foot 9 inches (53.5 cm) x 1 foot 4 inches (40.5 cm)

Texas and Pacific Coal Company, New York, N.Y. New No. 1, New No. 2

undated plan of underground workings, Ca. 1921 MS india ink and pencil on stiff paper.

3 feet 6 inches (107 cm) x l foot 9.5 inches (55 cm)

Texas and Pacific Coal Company, New York, N.Y. No. 1, 1" = 400'" undated

plan of underground workings, Ca. 1915 MS india ink and pencil on paper. 1 foot 5

inches (44 cm) x 11.5 inches (29 cm)

Texas and Pacific Coal Company, New York, N.Y. No. 2, 1" = 400'" undated

plan of underground workings, Ca. 1915 MS india ink and pencil on paper. 1 foot 5


Texas and Pacific Coal Company, New York, N.Y. "No. 4 1" = 400'" undated

plan of underground workings, Ca. 1915 MS India ink and pencil on paper. l foot 5



Texas and Pacific Coal Company, New York, N.Y. Plan of No. 1 Mine, Six

Entry Mine Plan, Ca. 1915 MS india ink and red ink on stiff paper, possibly drawn by

W.K. Gordon, Sr. 3 feet 6 inches (115 cm) x 3 feet 6 inches (115 cm) Torn into two

pieces; very brittle

Texas and Pacific Coal Company, New York, N.Y. Six Entry Mine Plan, Ca.

1915 MS india ink and pencil on stiff paper, possibly drawn by W.K. Gordon, Sr. 3 feet 6

inches (115cm) x 3 feet 7 inches (118 cm) Torn into two pieces; very brittle

Texas and Pacific Coal Company, New York, N.Y. Untitled general map of all

mines up to No. 10, Ca. 1900 Printed black on white paper with no MS inscriptions. 6 ft

1 inch (186 cm) x 3 feet 6 inches (107 cm)


mines up to No. 10, Ca. 1900 Printed black on white paper and including MS updates

showing railway tracks to New No. 1 and New No. 2 mines Scale 1 inch to 400 feet. 6

feet 2 inches (186 cm) x 3 feet 6 inches (197 cm)


mines up to No. 10, Ca. 1900 Printed black on white paper with MS and including MS

updates showing railway tracks to New No. 1 and New No. 2 mines and location for New

No. 3 Mine. Scale 1 inch to 400 feet. 6 feet 2 inches (186 cm) x 3 feet 6 inches (107 cm)


mines up to No. 10, Ca. 1900 Printed black on white paper with MS updates showing

railway tracks to New No. 1 and New No. 2 mines and showing corrected route of some

railway tracks Scale 1 inch to 400 feet 6 feet 2 inches (186 cm) x 3 feet 6 inches (107 cm)

Texas and Pacific Coal Company, New York, N.Y. Untitled plan of Mine No. 1

underground workings, Ca. 1915 Photostatic copy of blueprint plan. 1 foot 9 3/8 inches

(54.5 cm) x 1 foot 6 inches (46 cm)


underground workings, Ca. 1915 MS india ink and pencil on paper. 1 feet 5.25 inches

(44 cm) x 11.5 inches (29 cm)


underground workings, Ca. 1915 MS India ink, red ink, and pencil on paper. 1 foot 9

inches (53.5 cm) x l feet 4 inches (41 cm)


underground workings, Ca. 1915 MS india ink, red ink, yellow ink, and pencil on paper

1 foot 9 inches (53.5 cm) x 1 foot 4 inches (41 cm)


Texas and Pacific Coal Company, New York, N.Y. Untitled plan of New No. 1

Mine underground workings, Ca. 1915 MS india ink drawing on starched linen 1 foot 4

inches (41 cm) x 1 foot 3 inches (38 cm)

Texas and Pacific Coal Company, New York, N.Y. Untitled plan of unidentified

mine underground workings, Ca. 1915 MS india ink and pencil on paper 1 foot 9.75

inches (55 cm) x 1 foot 5 inches (44 cm)

Texas and Pacific Coal Company, New York, N.Y. Untitled plan of unidentified

mine underground workings, Ca. 1915 MS india ink and pencil on starched linen 1 foot

11.75 inches (60 cm) x 1 foot 6 inches (46 cm)

Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company, Fort Worth, Tex. Coal, Shows Outline of

Coal Removed, Portion Valued by Eaton, Ca. 1951 One blueline print with hand drawn

pencil additions 6 feet 11 inches (211 cm) x 3 feet 6.5 inches (108 cm) Note: This map is

drawn on top of Texas and Pacific Coal and Oil Company, Fort Worth, Tex., Fee Land

Map of Eastland, Erath, and Palo Pinto Counties, ca. 1951

Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company, Fort Worth, Tex. Fee Land Map of

Eastland, Erath, and Palo Pinto Counties, Ca. 1951 5 feet 5 inches (166 cm) x 3 feet 6

inches (107 cm) Three blueline prints and one negative on thin paper NOTE: Name

information for this map is taken from its historic storage tube

Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company, Fort Worth, Tex. Map of Thurber-Strawn

Area Showing Data on Thurber Coal Collected from Various Sources 1953. Blueprint

with handwritten India ink additions 3 feet 6.5 inches (108 cm) x 5 feet 5 inches (162 cm)

Note: This is original camera-ready copy prepared for S.M. Greenidge, "Report on Coal

Reserves of Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company in Eastland, Erath, Palo Pinto and

Parker Counties, Texas," l December 1953, typescript


Area Showing Data on Thurber Coal Collected from Various Sources, Scale l Inch to

4000 Feet, 1953 Note: This is a blueline print map from S.M. Greenidge, "Report on

Coal Reserves of Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company in Eastland, Erath, Palo Pinto and

Parker Counties, Texas," 1 December 1953, typescript


Area Showing Data on Thurber Coal, Collected from Various Sources; Scale l Inch to

4000 Feet, Ca. 1960 Positive photostatic copy from manuscript map 2 feet 5.5 inches

(76 cm) x 1 foot 7.5 inches (50 cm) Water damage to right side


Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company, Fort Worth, Tex. Texas Pacific Coal & Oil

Company Fee Lands, Stephens, Palo Pinto, Eastland & Erath Counties, Texas, Scale 1” =

2000, Ca. 1950 Blueline print on fine linen cloth with paper backing, some areas hand

colored Includes information on abstracts, surveys, tract numbers, and acreages 5 feet 3

inches (162 cm) x 3 feet 6.5 inches (109 cm).

Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company, Fort Worth, Tex. Untitled blueprint maps

with handwritten markings prepared concurrently with preparation of Map of Thurber-

Strawn Area Showing Data on Thurber Coal Collected from Various Sources, 1953 Four

blueprint maps with handwritten notations, one measuring 3 feet 6 inches (108 cm) x 7

feet 8.5 inches (207 cm), one measuring 3 feet 4.5 inches (103 cm) x 5 feet 6 inches (168

cm), and two measuring 3 feet 4.5 inches (103 cm) x 4 feet 7 inches (137 cm)

Subseries II Maps of Thurber, Texas

Texas and Pacific Coal Company, New York, N.Y. Sketch Map of Thurber,

Tex.” September 1916 One positive photostatic copy and one negative photostatic copy

of MS map 2 feet 5.25 inches (73.5 cm) x 1 foot 6 inches (46.5 cm)

Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company, Thurber, Tex. Map of Center Portion of

Thurber, Texas, 23 February 1922 One positive photostatic copy and two negative

photostatic copies of MS map 2 feet .75 inch (63 cm) x 1 foot 8 inches (51 cm)

Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company, Thurber, Tex. Sketch Map of Thurber, Ca.

1920 Two negative photostatic copies of MS map, each of the copies in two sheets. 1

foot 5.5 inches (45 cm) x 1 foot 11 inches (58.5 cm)


1920 One positive photostatic copy of MS map 1 foot 10.25 inches (57 cm) x 1 foot

2.75 inches (37 cm)


1920 Four positive photostatic copies of MS map. 2 feet 11 inches (89.5 cm) x 1 foot

9.5 inches (55 cm)

Subseries III Maps and Plans of Texas Pacific Oil Company Training Facility,

Thurber Texas

Selzer, Dale E. Floor Plan for Training Center, Texas Pacific Oil Company,

Thurber, Tex., Ca. 1960 Blueline copy of MS plan. 3 feet .25 inch (92.5 cm) x 2 feet

4.25 inches (72 cm)


Selzer, Dale E. Floor Plan—Existing Structure, Scale ¼’ = 1” 0’ for Training

Center, Texas Pacific Oil Company, Thurber, Tex., Ca. 1960 Blueline copy of MS plan.

3 feet .75 inch (93 cm) x 2 feet 3.75 inches (70.5 cm)

Selzer, Dale E. Foundation Floor Framing, Scale 8” = 1’ 0”, Roof Framing, Scale

1/8” = 1’ 0” for Training Center, Texas Pacific Oil Company, Thurber, Tex., Ca. 1960

Blueline copy of MS plan. 3 feet .75 inch (93 cm) x 2 feet 4.75 inches (68 cm)

Selzer, Dale E. Guide Drawing—Site Drawing, Training Facility for Texas

Pacific Oil Co., Thurber, Texas, Dale Selzer, Architect, Ca. 1960 Blueline copy of MS

plan. 3 feet .75 inch (93 cm) x 2 feet (61 cm)

Selzer, Dale E. A Training Facility for Texas Pacific Oil Co., Thurber, Texas, Ca.

1960 Blueline copy of MS plan 3 feet .5 inch (93 cm) x 2 feet 1.5 inch (65 cm)

Selzer, Dale E. A Training Facility, Texas Pacific Oil Co., Dale E. Selzer,

Architect, E-1 of 2 Ca. 1960 Blueline copy of MS plan 3 feet (91 cm) x 2 feet 2.5

inches (67.5 cm)

Selzer, Dale E. A Training Center, Texas Pacific Oil Co., Dale E. Selzer,

Architect, E-2 of 2 Ca. 1960 Blueline copy of MS plan. 3 feet (91 cm) x 2 feet 2.5

inches (67.5 cm)

Selzer, Dale E. West Elevation, East Elevation, North Elevation, South Elevation

for Training Center, Texas Pacific Oil Company, Thurber, Texas, Ca. 1960 Blueline

copy of MS pan. 3 feet .5 inch (93 cm) x 2 feet 1.5 inches (65 cm)

Texas Pacific Oil Company, Inc., Dallas, Tex. Texas Pacific Oil Company, Inc.,

Thurber Recreation Area, Thurber, Texas Ca. 1965 Blueline copy of MS drawing with

mylar overlay showing topography of the site 6 feet 7.5 inches (103.5 cm) x 3 feet 6.75

inches (171.5 cm)

Subseries IV U.S. Geological Survey/U.S. Army Map Service Maps

U.S. Department of Defense Army Corps of Engineers Army Map Service

Huckabay, Texas, Stock No. V782X63484 Washington, D.C.: Army Map Service, 1967

1 foot 10.5 inches (57 cm) x 2 feet 6 inches (76 cm)

U.S. Department of Defense Army Corps of Engineers Army Map Service

Gordon, Texas, Stock No. V782X63493 Washington, D.C.: Army Map Service, 1960 1

foot 10.5 inches (57 cm) x 2 feet 6 inches (76 cm)


U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey Gordon, Tex., N3230-

W9815/15 Washington, D.C.: U.S. Geological Survey, 1959 Two maps measuring 1

foot 5 inches (43 cm) x l foot 9 inches (53 cm); one map measuring 1 foot 6 inches (45.5

cm) x 1 foot 10 inches (56 cm)

U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey Lipan, Tex., N3230-

W9800/15 Washington, D.C.: U.S. Geological Survey, 1959 One map measuring 1 foot

5 inches (43 cm) x 1 foot 9 inches (53 cm) with moisture damage; one map measuring 1


U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey Reedy Mountain, Tex.,

N3222.5-W9822.5/7.5 Washington, D.C.: U.S. Geological Survey, 1965 1 foot 10

inches (56 cm) x 2 feet 3 inches (68.5 cm)

U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey Turkey Creek, Tex.,

N3222.5-W9815/7.5 Washington, D.C.: U.S. Geological Survey, 1965 Two maps

measuring 1 foot 10 inches (56 cm) x 2 feet 3 inches (68.5 cm), one torn in the upper left

corner

Subseries V Oil Field Maps

Sun Exploration and Production Company n.p. Sun Exploration and Production

Company, Central Texas District, Fee Lands North Portion, County of Palo Pinto,

Stephens, State Texas, Scale 1" = 2000', Date 4-30-84 1984 Blueline print 4 feet 6.5

inches (139 cm) x 2 feet 10.75 inches (88.5 cm)

Sun Exploration and Production Company, n.p. Sun Exploration and Production

Company, Central Texas District, Fee Lands South Portion, County of Eastland, Erath,

Palo Pinto, Stephens, State Texas, Scale 1" = 2000', Geology by R.A.H., Date 5-2-84

1984 Blueline print. 4 feet 6.5 inches (139 cm) x 2 feet 10.75 inches (88.5 cm)

Sun Texas Company, n.p. Sun Texas Company, Abilene Region, Seismic Survey

Report for Fee Lands, Eastland, Erath, Palo Pinto & Stephens Counties, Texas, Ca. 1990.

Photocopy map. 2 feet 10 inches (78.5 cm) x 2 feet 9 inches (84 cm)

Subseries VI Thurber Ranch Property, Texas Pacific Oil Company, Inc.

Hughes and Associates, Weatherford, Tex. Survey of a 514 Acre Tract and a 494

Acre Tract of Land Being a Part of the J.S. Holman Survey, A632, T&P RR Company

Survey, Sec. 3, Block q, A-1509 and the Richard Highsmith Survey, A 629, Parker

County, Texas October 1974 Positive photostatic copy of MS map 10 foot 10.24 inches

(56 cm) x 1 foot 3 inches (39 cm) Note: This map has severe water damage and paper

loss to its top, with little damage to areas with actual drawing and writing


Oblinger-Smith Corporation, Dallas, Tex. Thurber Ranch Lands Prepared for

Thurber Ranch Development Corporation, 1700 One Main Place, Dallas, Texas, Prepared

by Oblinger-Smith Corporation Consultants in Planning, 2800 Routh Suite 232, Dallas,

Texas, Ca. 1970 Blueline print in rusty red color 3 feet 5.5 inches (106 cm) x 4 feet 11

inches (150 cm) Note: Has ultraviolet light damage and badly torn bottom edge

Texas. Department of Water Resources Stream Adjudication Map of the Brazos

II Segment Brazos River Basin, Showing the Pertinent Features as Those Claims &

Permits for Water Rights and Other Surface Water Uses as Substantiated by Field

Investigations in Accordance with Section 5(a) of the Water Rights Adjudication Act of

1967, Article 7542a Vernon's Civil Statutes Presently Codified as Section 11305, Texas

Water Code, Erath County (1966 ASCS Photos) Section 1 of 2, 1" – 1716 Approx.' Ca.

1970 Blueline print 4 feet 1./5 inches (126 cm) x 3 feet (91.5 cm)

Texas Pacific Oil Company, Inc., Dallas, Tex. Thurber Ranch, Erath & Palo

Pinto Counties, Texas, Ca. 1975 Aerial photographs mounted on heavy canvas backing.

5 feet 7.75 inches (180 cm) x 6 feet 11 inches (228 cm)

Texas Pacific Oil Company, Inc., Dallas, Tex. Thurber Ranch Lands, Ca. 1965

Blueline copy on fine linen cloth to which has been added a mylar overlay shaded to

show "corporate land" and "acreage sold." 3 feet 9 inches (113 cm) x 2 feet 7.75 inches

(80.5 cm)

Texas Pacific Oil Company, Inc., Dallas, Tex. Thurber Ranch Lands, Ca. 1965

Blueline copy on fine linen cloth to which has been added a mylar overlay showing tract

and survey numbers. 3 feet 9 inches (113 cm) x 2 feet 7.75 inches (80.5 cm)

U.S. Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service Conservation Plan

Map, Approx. Scale 1" = 1320', United States Department of Agriculture, Soil

Conservation Service, Cooperating with ______ Soil and Water Conservation District,

Owner ________, Operator ________, Acres ______, County ______, State ______[,]

Sheet & Code No. ______, Ca. 1975 Two negative photostatic copies; one positive

photostatic copy showing india ink notations of land use 1 foot 11.25 inches (59 cm) x 1

foot 7 inches (49 cm)

U.S. Department of Agriculture. Soil Conservation Service Conservation Plan

Map, Approx. Scale 1" = 1320', 4" = 1 Mile, United States Department of Agriculture,

Soil Conservation Service[,] Cooperation with Palo Pinto Soil and Water Conservation

District, Owner Thurber Ranch Inc., Operator Carroll Bennett & Randy Bennett, Date

1/75, Acres 1374, County Erath, State Texas, Sheet & Code No. ______, 1975. Aerial

photograph with india ink notations of land use 1 foot 11.25 inches (60 cm) x 1 foot 8

inches (50.5 cm). Edges have been damaged with masking tape reinforcement


U.S. Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service Conservation Plan

Map 20258, Owner Thurber Ranch, Inc., Operator Randy Bennet, County/Parish Erath,

State Texas, Date 9/1/81, Approximate Acres 21,524, Approximate Scale 1" – 2640,

Cooperating with Bosque Soil & Water Conservation Conservation District ______, Plan

Identification 4491-1, Photo Number ______, Assisted by Russell K. Lasater, USDA Soil

Conservation Service, 1981 Positive photostatic copy of aerial photograph; negative

photostatic copy of aerial photograph including ink notations 1 foot 7.5 inches (49.5 cm)

x 1 foot 2 inches (36 cm)

U.S. Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service 12-15-58 AXA-W8-

197, 1958 Negative photostatic copy of aerial photograph showing site of Thurber,

Texas 1 foot 10.75 inches (58 cm) x 1 foot 5.5 inches (45.5 cm) Water damage to

bottom side

Subseries VII Thurber Quarry (Coal Strip Mine) CA. 1980-82

Metropolitan Aerial Surveys, Fort Worth, Tex. Location: Portion of Thurber

Quarry, Date: 1-9-82, 1" x 200", 1982 Aerial photograph 3 feet 6 inches (107 cm) x 2

feet 8.5 inches (83 cm)

Metropolitan Aerial Surveys, Fort Worth, Tex. Location: TXI—Thurber Plant

#981, Date: 8-10-81, Scale 1" = 300", 1981 Aerial photograph showing strip mine for

coal near Thurber, Tex. 5 feet 10 inches (149 cm) x 3 feet 5 inches (104 cm)

Series XIII Comet Oil

Ledger

305 Comet Oil Company. Property Record and Subsidiary Ledger Expense Account. [1928-1934

Wallet

1 Comet Oil Company. Purchase Record, Feb., 1928, to May, 1933

Wallet

2 Comet Oil Company. Sales and Purchase Record, 1934

Ledger

306 Comet Oil Company. Sales Record, 1928-1934

Wallet


3 Comet Oil Company. Trial Balance, 1928 thru 1934

Series XIV Elro Oil and Gas Company

Ledger

307 Elro Oil and Gas Company. Property Record (Dead Sheets), 1920-1922

Ledger

308 Elro Oil and Gas Company. John Beaver Lease Ledger, 1919-1921

Ledger

309 Elro Oil and Gas Company. Wells Drilling Authorizations For Expenditures,

1919-1922

Series XV Extension Gas Company

Wallet

4 Extension Gas Company. "Ledger & Trial Balances; Journal Vouchers; Cash

Books, January 1925 to February 1927

Ledger

310 Extension Gas Company. Cash Record, 1925-1927

Series XVI Homestake Exploration Company

Ledger

311 Homestake Exploration Corporation. Trial Balance, July 1922-December 1923

Ledger

312 Homestake Exploration Corporation. Trial Balance, January 1924-December

1925

Ledger

313 Homestake Exploration Corporation. Trial Balance, January 1926 December1927

Ledger

314 Homestake Exploration Corporation. Cash Book, July, 1922, thru Oct., 1927


Ledger

315 Homestake Exploration Corporation. Oil Sales Journal, 1926-1927

Ledger

316 Homestake Exploration Corporation. Invoice-Register, 1922-1927

Ledger

317 Homestake Exploration Corporation. Property Record, Drilling Tools and Camp

Expense Ledger, 1922-1927

Ledger

318 Homestake Exploration Corporation. Miscellaneous & Wells Drilling

Authorization For Expenditures, 1921-1927

Ledger

319 Homestake Exploration Corporation. Farm Ledger, 1922-1927

Ledger

320 Homestake Exploration Corporation. Joint Account Expenditures, 1923-1927

Ledger

321 Homestake Exploration Corporation. Record of Royalty Accounts, 1927

Ledger

322 Homestake Exploration Corporation. Royalty Sheets, 1927

Ledger

323 Homestake Exploration Corporation. Statistical Well Record, Farm and Well

Development Record, 1920-1927

Ledger

324 Homestake Exploration Corporation. Lifting Expense Record. 1923-1927

Wallet

5 Homestake Exploration Corporation. Leasehold Investment Record, Paper

Wallet, 1922-1924


Series XVII Thurber Construction Company

Ledger

325 Thurber Construction Company. Thurber Construction Company Job Cost

Record, Ca. 1920s-1930s

Ledger

326 Thurber Construction Company. Thurber Construction Co. Payroll, July, 1927-

June, 1933

Ledger

327 Thurber Construction Company. Thurber Construction Company Job Record Ca.

1920s-1930s

Ledger

328 Thurber Construction Company. Thurber Construction Company Job Record. Ca.

1920s-1930s

Series XVIII Thurber Pipeline Company

Ledger

329 Thurber Pipe Line Company. "Crude Oil Tendered, 1928-1933

Ledger

330 Thurber Pipe Line Company. "Oil Run Record, 1930

Ledger

331 Thurber Pipe Line Company. "Run Record, 1928-1933

Ledger

332 Thurber Pipe Line Company. Accounting Department, Authorization for

Expenditures, A.F.E. Nos. 1 to 10; Line Orders Nos. X-1 to X-50, Oklahoma;

Line Orders Nos. X-1 to X-41, Texas, 1923-1937

Ledger

333 Thurber Pipe Line Company. Accounting Department, Property Record and

Depreciation Reserve Adjustment, 1930-1935


Ledger

334 Thurber Pipe Line Company. "Property Records (at Time of Disposition), 1935-

1947

Series XIX Joseph E. Seagram & Sons Inc.

Box 48

Folder

1 Conveyance by Anderson-Prichard Oil Corporation Dated as of November 1,

1960;Part I Conveying to Union Texas Natural Gas Corporation and Joseph E.

Seagram & Sons, Inc. Oil and Gas Properties Excepting and Reserving Anderson-

Prichard Production Payment Primary Sum $70,000,000;Part II Conveying to

Brookston Oil Company Anderson-Prichard Production Payment

2 Conveyance of Oil and Gas Properties Dated as of November 1, 1960 from Union

Texas Natural Gas Corporation to Anderson-Prichard Oil Corporation

3 Union Texas Natural Gas Corporation Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc.

Acquisition of Properties Formerly Owned by Anderson-Prichard Company, Inc.

March 31, 1961

Box 49

Joseph E. Seagram and Sons, Inc. "Part I[,] Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company to Joseph E.

Seagram & Sons, Inc.[,] Conveyance of Oil and Gas Properties and Reservation of

Production Payment[,] Primary Sum $216,000,000 Dated as of November 1, 1963[,]

Part II{,] Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company to Granville Minerals Corp.[,]

Conveyance of Production Payment Dated as of November 1, 1963." 1 vol. printed.

Joseph E. Seagram and Sons, Inc. "Sale of Properties and Assets of Texas Pacific Coal and Oil

Company to Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc., and Financing of Purchase of Texas

Pacific Production Payment[,] November 1, 1963 (Black binding)

.

Minerals, Royalties and Other Interests Conveyed by Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company to

Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc. Dated as of November 1, 1963 (2 copies one annotated for

Revenue Dept.)

Agreement of Sale and Purchase among Sun Company, Inc. and The Seagram Company LTD.

And Texas Pacific Oil Company, Inc. Dated April 25, 1980

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