Abbey Title Co

Title Cash of Laurel in Neosho, MO offers financial services to individuals seeking short-term loans. Specializing in title loans, the company provides quick and easy access to cash based on the value of a customer's vehicle. With a focus on convenience and efficiency, Title Cash of Laurel aims to assist customers in meeting their immediate financial needs through a straightforward loan process. The company prides itself on providing a reliable solution for those in need of financial assistance. Generated from their business information

Fidelity Abstract Title Co. has been proudly serving Kerrville and the surrounding area since 1936, offering exceptional personal service in the sale, purchase, or financing of real estate. With a commitment to honesty, dedication, and professionalism, they understand the significance of real estate investments and strive to ensure their customers' peace of mind throughout the entire title process. As a family-owned business, Fidelity Abstract Title Co. is rooted in strong family values and is led by Kerrville native Jimmie L. Peschel. With a focus on building strong relationships and providing quality service in a timely manner, they are dedicated to meeting their customers' needs and delivering outstanding service.Generated from the website

Newton County Abstract & Title Co is one of the oldest family-owned businesses in Newton County. Founded in 1896 by Wiley E. Sims, A. C. Beach and Horace Ruark as the Neosho Abstract Co, it has continued to provide title services for the people of Newton County for over 100 years. Soon after organizing, Mr. Beach and Mr. Ruark sold their interests to Mr. Sims and H. T. Osbourn. This partnership continued until 1906 when L. D. Rice purchased the interest of Mr. Osbourn. This began a family relationship between the Rice's and Sims' which continued through three generations. In the early 1920's the business purchased Geyer Abstract Company, operated by W. I. Peck, along with Newton County Abstract Company, which was owned and operated by M. J. Kelly. When these purchases were made the current Newton County Abstract & Title Company was formed. The business was managed by Mr. Sims with his son, Wiley Emsley Sims, Jr., joining the company after graduation from college in 1934. The elder Mr. Sims continued in the management of the company until ill health forced his retirement in the late 1940's. Thereafter, W. E. Sims, Jr. took over the management of the company. During the next few years of the company, Newton County experienced many rapid changes with the construction of Fort Crowder, a military base which involved the purchase of some 66, 000 acres of land by the U. S. Government and, at its peak, accomodated some 50, 000 troops. Then, in the 1950's, Neosho experienced a boom period with the establishment of the Rocketdyne plant which manufactured and tested rocket engines for the space program. Much construction and many new sub-divisions sprang up during this period. W. E. Sims, Jr. continued in the management of the Company until his retirement in 1977. In that year, after a number of years in the banking business, Mr. Sims' son, Bill, joined the Company as manager, becoming the third generation of the Sims' family to be associated with the Company. In 1984 Bill Sims purchased the outstanding stock of the Rice family consolidating the ownership in the Sims family and concluding a partnership between the Rice's and the Sims' which had lasted for 78 years. In 1998 the office building was extensively remodeled and some 3000 square feet of office space was added along with the most modern indexing and imaging equipment in the industry. The Company is continuing to update and modernize its equipment and facilities to keep up with the rapidly changing technology in the title industry. Newton County Abstract & Title Company has a long history of providing title service to Newton County and continues to maintain the same high standards of courtesy, professionalism and accuracy that has been a trademark of the Company for over one hundred years.