WELCOME TO PARKER COUNTY, TEXAS AND
THE OFFICE OF THE PARKER COUNTY CLERK, JEANE BRUNSON

Historical Parker County is quickly becoming one of the fastest growing counties in the state. Established in 1855, Parker County is a neighbor of Tarrant County to the west, with Weatherford being the county seat. Having an estimated population of 107,400, Parker County offers easy access to Ft. Worth and Dallas via I-20 and I-30. The crown jewel of Parker County is the circa 1886 Courthouse located in the heart of Weatherford, and is the center of the county. Indian raids, cowboys, and cattle drives helped create the rich western heritage of Parker County.   Jeane Brunson Famous inhabitants include cattle drivers Oliver Loving and Charles Goodnight, who served as models for Larry McMurtry’s novel “Lonesome Dove”, and Larry Hagman, the famous J.R. Ewing in the T.V. series, “Dallas”. Another notable figure is “Peter Pan” of Broadway fame, Mary Martin. Known as the “Peach Capitol of Texas” and the “Cutting Horse Capitol of the World”, Parker County boasts not only beautiful rolling hills, well-groomed orchards, and lush grasslands, but thriving industry and friendly people. With the expert assistance of my staff; Commissioner John Roth, Chair of Technology Committee; and the Commissioner’s Court, it is with great pleasure I am able to offer the records of Parker County to you on-line. Options that are available once you Login and click on ACCOUNT INFO located on the upper right hand side of your screen. Displays your current account information Access to EDIT your account EXTEND your subscription SUBSCRIBE if you are a non-subscriber (Registered only) Add SUB ACCOUNTS to your account Add CREDITS to your account Thank you for visiting this site. Please come back soon.