Texas Hill Country
Chain-of-title runsheets — assembled from the public records, sourced and flagged, ready for an attorney or title company to rely on.
See sample work Get in touchI'm Aaron Holland — a Gillespie County–based land-title abstractor and mineral researcher. I trace a property's ownership back through the county and state records, build a clean chain of title, do the heirship and genealogy legwork that estate and real-estate matters so often turn on, and flag the curative items — so the research is finished, sourced, and organized before it reaches your desk.
Every chain is built to a title-company standard: each link carries an evidence grade, every potential issue is stated as a fact for review, and nothing is dressed up as a conclusion. Work is done from the public records — fast, local, and affordable.
The records legwork, done right and handed over ready to use.
Sovereignty patent to present owner — a sourced runsheet of every conveyance, graded image vs. index.
Tracing title that passed by death — decedents, heirs, and the records that document the affidavit of heirship.
Liens, gaps, missing instruments, and mineral severances surfaced as factual flags for an attorney's review.
Severance and reservation tracing — following the mineral estate separately from the surface where the records split them.
I've assembled sample chains across seven Hill Country counties — Gillespie, Kerr, Mason, Blanco, Llano, Kendall, and Kimble — each traced back at least thirty years, several to their original 1800s State patents.
Want to see one? Scan the QR code on my card or a printed runsheet, or email me and I'll send a private link to the full interactive portfolio.
Title companies and attorneys — I'd welcome the chance to be your local Hill Country abstracting resource. Send a property and I'll send back a sample.
Please note. Headright Abstracts provides factual research runsheets assembled for review by a licensed Texas attorney or title examiner. These are searches of the public records — not title commitments, title insurance, or legal opinions of title, and they make no determination of ownership, marketability, or insurability.