Christian Realty is your Crockett Texas Realtor and we specialize in the following types of Texas property: -Crockett Texas homes & houses-Crockett Texas farms-Crockett Texas ranches-Crockett Texas land-Crockett Texas hunting land-Crockett Texas timber land-Crockett Texas horse ranches-Crockett Texas cattle ranches-Crockett Texas lake front property-Crockett Texas commercial property-Crockett Texas real estate _____________________________________________ -Houston County homes & houses-Houston County farms-Houston County ranches-Houston County land-Houston County hunting land-Houston County timber land-Houston County horse ranches-Houston County cattle ranches-Houston County lake front property- Houston County real estate |
Brenda Christian
moved to the
Houston County
area in 1983 and
later married Billy.
Put her knowledge
of homes and her
ability to locate that
"perfect property"
to work for you.
moved to the
Houston County
area in 1983 and
later married Billy.
Put her knowledge
of homes and her
ability to locate that
"perfect property"
to work for you.
| Brenda Christian |
| CHRISTIAN REALTY Making A Difference |
| 936-545-5386 |
Serving Crockett, Texas
Grapeland, Lovelady,
Latexo, and all of the
surrounding Houston
County area
Grapeland, Lovelady,
Latexo, and all of the
surrounding Houston
County area
| Christian Realty 1018 Loop 304 E. Suite 100 Crockett, TX 75835 ph: (936) 545-5386 or (936) 546-5387 fax: (936) 546-2884 |
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Billy Christian was
born and raised in
the Crockett area.
As a local cowboy,
he has extensive,
first-hand
knowledge of most
every farm and
ranch property in
the area.
born and raised in
the Crockett area.
As a local cowboy,
he has extensive,
first-hand
knowledge of most
every farm and
ranch property in
the area.
| 936-545-5387 |
| Billy Christian |
| WELCOME TO CHRISTIAN REALTY! |
| IN GOD WE TRUST! |
| Around 1820, the area west of Nacogdoches County (along the Neches and over to the Trinity River) began to attract settlers. Two settlers, Daniel McLean and his brother-in-law John Sheridan, followed Texas colonizer Stephen F. Austin into the new land. The Mexican government awarded land grants to pioneers, and settlers of the area petitioned the Congress of the Republic of Texas in 1837 for the creation of a county. Approximately 110 signatures were collected on the petition, which was approved on June 12, 1837 and signed by President Sam Houston. The county was the first created under the new Republic of Texas, and named for Sam Houston. |
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