The other deed scan was not attached.
What is the section, township and range? It is cut off on the picture. It should be a few lines farther down.
Yes I am trying to get it for you to see asap. I have not heard from them. Plus, are there limited days they have to pay bonus to use?
Section 19-3N-3E, Garvin County, OK. Pooling bonus money is paid within 35 days of the date of the pooling order, provided the party entitled to the bonus money has provided the Operator/Applicant the necessary W-9 form. By law, this is only an obligation to pay.
That lease was made in 1994 for 19-3N-3E. (I am correcting a previous post which had 3W) Thanks for correction to 3E.
Last production was in 2002. Well was plugged in 2006.
You may still have the minerals.
Thanks, I am in pursuit of this and turning into more detail than ever. Seeming a coverup has happened with this one.
Doubt a coverup. Mineral owners are responsible for their interests being up to date and presenting marketable title to the county clerk’s office. If you haven’t done that, your bad.
It has been by some kin folks. We the rightful heirs are just figuring all this out 5 years after our Grammy passing and we are going back even further down and finding out more about this and that. My dear fellow, it is just as I have stated, and it’s not that you are so informed but wrong is wrong in the fact we have been so wrongly denied what was our gifted inheritance. But now it may be too late for us to get anything or even hope it will be there. Greed is a rapid sin even among blood and I am glad I am not one to be so.
Todd is on the right path. Although it is possible, operators in general are not predisposed to try to favor one mineral owner over another. The operator’s obligation is to pay the record owner, and if your title is not established by the documents filed of record, it is your responsibility to cure your title.
Well I understand all that you have said maybe I was not clear enough about it but thank you much and I found the solution to my question have a blessed days.
Thank you Mr. Barns again for your help. It is 80 acres, so may I ask how to go about finding out about this? Also, it being 80 acres, is that also a part of the chain of wells you had mentioned before? My PC was stolen and I hadn’t yet finished my backup, so a part of my info is lost that you gave me that I looked up since then. LE Jones and 89 Energy have done some business on those chains of wells, and info would be greatly appreciated.
Can you rephrase your question with punctuation marks as I am not quite understanding what you are asking for. So I am guessing here.
For 19-3N-3E-The lease was signed in 1994. There may have been 80 gross acres, but you may only have a smaller portion of it due to acreage passing down through the generations and being split up between heirs. The courthouse in Garvin County would have the legal documents that record the title changes.
The Francis 1-9 well was drilled in 1995. It only lasted a few years. The total depth of the well was 2100 feet. The cumulative oil produced was only 6631 barrels of oil. In my opinion, it is not worth tracking down for any old revenue. The operator at the time was Deka Exploration. Your family may still have the mineral rights here. There is no recent activity and no activity at all since 2002.
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My, you are very, very good at even reading redneck literature. Yes, as always, you have helped me tremendously. Thank you, and I am turning off this darn spell check and period markers. We did finally get the deed papers that Maggy, our great-grandmother, and my past generations left for our Nanny Clara Parson Moore. It is rather a small breakdown after Nanny had Mr. Bill Phillips do the figuring, and even when it was willed to her and they threw a tantrum, she left it to his mathematical skills, and he rather came out like a princess. I hope he and my other distant wayward kin folks are doing well by the Lord and His words. Thank you and God bless.
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