OGMLs in Marion Co, TX

[dmbrown.pdx]

My great grandfather owned several pieces of land in Marion County. I know of one on which my siblings and I jointly own the land (because I’ve been paying property tax on them for 19 years) and another on which I individually own the mineral rights (because I’ve received small, occasional payments on a lease).

I’ve identified all the pieces of land, and I want to complete the spreadsheet–for each piece of land:

1. Do I and/or my siblings own it?
2. Do I and/or my siblings own the mineral rights?
3. Are there producing wells, mines, or other means of extraction on the land?

I know about the Texas Railroad Commission GIS interactive map and Marion County’s public-accessible database of leases (from which I obtained the information in the spreadsheet).

Can anyone recommend a reliable and affordable landman or attorney who can help me find out about land ownership, mineral rights ownership, and productivity?

Thanks for your assistance!

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