Occupying an area of 932 sq mi, Mason County was established in the year 1858 and was named in the honor of the Fort Mason, located in the county. The county houses a population of around 4K with the racial permutation of White, Native American, black or African American, Asian, Hispanic or Latino, Pacific Islander, and others including about 1.6K households and 1.1K families. Mason is the County seat and the largest city of this County. The County is located on the Edwards Plateau of Texas.

Thus the widespread data study on marriage and marital status, ancestral Social Security Numbers, naturalization and immigration reports, World War I&II and civil war records, birth and birth certificate volume numbers, probates and liens including last will, custody, property arrangements and other lawful credentials, land and real estate evaluation and distribution activities, separation decree, census index, military accomplishments and responsibility specifics along with rank and entity, adoption and adoptee accounts, civil court events and akin has been proliferated with the great county records site of the Mason County, TX.