<mark>MARA Holdings, Inc</mark>. v. Hood County, Texas — Entry #11
Case: <mark>MARA Holdings, Inc</mark>. v. Hood County, Texas txnd · 4:25-cv-01202
filed October 27, 2025
What this document is
Docket entry #11 · filed October 30, 2025
Who is involved
- MARA Holdings, Inc. [tracked: Marathon Digital]
- County Attorney Matt Mills
- County Judge Ron Massingill
- Does 1-8 4:25-cv-1202-O
- Hood County, Texas
- Stephanie Cooper
Why we have it
We follow this case because a company we track is a party: Marathon Digital (listed as “MARA Holdings, Inc.”). We checked the full party list on September 29, 2026 and confirmed the match.
A free copy from the RECAP archive of federal court filings (mirrored at the Internet Archive), retrieved November 01, 2026. Federal court filings are public records.
Document text
1 page(s), 1,483 characters, read from page images by OCR, so expect some character errors · plain text.
Full text
TEX Lease A:2ps(v2912020) dpgqument 11-2 Filed 10/30/25 TEXAS HISTORIC SITES ATLAS Page lofi PagelD AGAxas 9 HISTORICAL COMMISSION? REAL PLACES TELLING REAL STORIES Details for Mitchell Bend Cemetery Historical Marker — Atlas Number 52210034721 & Print all detailed data /&, Report an error with this data Record Data Map Data Marker Number 3421 Atlas Number 5221003421 Marker Title Mitchell Bend Cemetery Index Entry Mitchell Bend Cemetery Address Mitchell Bend Cemetery Rd. City Granbury County Hood UTM Zone 14 UTM Easting 723052 UTM Northing 3772756 Subject Codes cemetery Marker Year 1989 Recorded Texas Historic No Landmark Marker Location Mitchell Bend Cemetery. From Granbury, 5.5 mi. S on SH 144, 2 mi. E on FM 2425 (Mitchell Bend Hwy.), 3.5 mi. S on CR 313 (Mitchell Bend Ct.), 0.1 mi. W on Mitchell Bend Cemetery Rd. Marker reported damaged Aug. 2009. Private Property Marker Condition Marker Size 18" x 28" The Mitchell Bend of the Brazos River and this area of Hood County are named for an early settler, Nelson Cooney Mitchell. He was convicted of a murder arising out of a feud with the Truett family in 1874 and was hanged one year Marker Text later. Mitchell is buried in this cemetery, as are many other pioneer settlers and their descendants. The earliest marked grave is that of one-year-old James Earnest, who died in November 1872. According to local tradition, however, some of the unmarked graves may date to before the Civil War. (1989)