Municipal Archives


​Petition to Abandon Claim to Street, Grace Burr to City of Dallas, 1919​​

​Collection 1991-045

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Repository
Office of the City Secretary
Dallas Municipal Archives
1500 Marilla Street, 5D South
Dallas, Texas 75201​
CreatorCity of Dallas
TitlePetition to Abandon Claim to Street, Grace Burr to City of Dallas
Dates1919
Quantity0.25 linear inches
AbstractRecords relating to a petition to abandon claim to a city street.  
Identification1991-045
Language Records are in English

Scope and Content

The collection consists of records relating to a petition to abandon claim to a city street.  Included in the collection is the quitclaim deed authorizing the City of Dallas to abandon its claim to the property as well as a hand drawn map detailing the location of the street in question.  

The tract of land, located on Washington Avenue, was purchased in 1897 by William Burr.  In 1919, Burr's descendant Grace Burr petitioned the city to abandon any claim they may have had to integrate the property into the city street system.  A quitclaim deed disclaims any interest the grantor may have in a piece of real estate and passes that claim to the grantee.  

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Citation

Petition to Abandon Claim to Street, Grace Burr to City of Dallas, 1919 (Box <x>, Folder <y>), Dallas Municipal Archives

Related Material

Collection 1991-046—Petition to Abandon Claim to Alley, W.J. McCray to City of Dallas, 1919

Index Terms

Dallas -- Texas -- History
Land use, Urban -- Texas -- Dallas

Container List 

Box Folder​​ Title, Date
11Petition to abandon claim to street, Grace Burr to City of Dallas, 1919​