Soon after T.R. Hill began abstracting in the area, others followed in his footsteps. In the early 20^thcentury, Comanche County Abstract Co. acquired all indices and abstract records from all of the abstractors in the area. From that point, CCAC operated as the one and only abstract company in the county until the early 1990’s.

In 1939, Dorothy Robertson became the abstractor and manager for the company. Five years later, in 1944, she and her husband bought the company. Previous owners included O.O. Brightman, J.R. Eanes, John D. Waring, Sr., C.A. Greene, and Benton Stailey. A short four years later, the Robertsons sold the business to Howell E. Cobb on November 1, 1948.

1965 was a landmark year for CCAC. 1965 saw the business move from the old bank building to its present location on the east side of the square. Additionally, Comanche County Abstract Co. issued it’s first title insurance policy on January 2, 1965 which would later become the norm and a requisite from lenders.

In 1972, John E. Gleaton graduated from law school and joined Comanche County Abstract Co. in 1974. Just two years later in January of 1976, John would buy the business from Cobb. There, he continued to bolster and grow the company.

Over the decades that followed, John made it a habit to hire a high school senior girl every year to work part time. One such student was Cassandra Hutchins (now Evatt). While she was not necessarily interested in title work at the time, she proved to be a diligent and intelligent young lady. After graduating, Cassandra went on to college and later law school. After graduating law school, Cassandra mentioned to John to keep her in mind should he ever want to sell the business.

A few years later, as John began to consider retirement, he remembered Cassandra’s words. On September 1, 2015, Cassandra and her husband Matt bought Comanche County Abstract Co. from John. As the company approaches its 150^thyear, Cassandra and John work alongside one another in the deeply rooted, well established title company. While John balances a little bit of retirement with a little bit of work, Cassandra leads the company towards many more decades of success.

In 2019, the Evatt Title Company opened their doors in Brown County, Texas.