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Land and its future
Managing inherited land means understanding its history, its present needs, and the consequences of decisions made today.
FAMILY LAND & STEWARDSHIP
Through Murrow & Williams Holdings, I manage the Williams family’s inherited Texas land and connected interests—carrying a history of ranching, enterprise, and mineral ownership into its next chapter.
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01 / FAMILY HISTORY
My family’s relationship with Texas land stretches across generations, from E. R. Taylor and Ann George to Nettie Taylor and Jerome Aredell Williams, my grandfather Jerome Edward Williams, and my mother, Felicia Vivian Williams.
Following my mother’s death in 2024, I took on responsibility for the Williams family inheritance. Through Murrow & Williams, that responsibility connects our history with the decisions I make today.
Read my family’s story02 / STEWARDSHIP
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Managing inherited land means understanding its history, its present needs, and the consequences of decisions made today.
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Oil and gas development became part of our family’s Texas story. Understanding the interests connected to that land is part of carrying the inheritance forward.
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Family photographs, written accounts, and ownership records each preserve a different part of the story. Keeping that context intact helps connect the people who built this legacy with those who will inherit its responsibilities.
03 / LEADERSHIP
My work spans creative industries and family enterprise. Stewardship brings a longer perspective to both: attention to detail, respect for relationships, and the patience to consider what a decision will mean beyond the present moment.
That experience also informs Daisi Royalty, the business I founded to purchase mineral and royalty interests with an understanding of the families behind them.
Discover Daisi RoyaltyFor inquiries concerning Murrow & Williams Holdings and its family stewardship, visit the company website.
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