Sec.32, T3N, R12E

[koda]

I need to see if any of the minerals I inherited are in Section 32, Township 12N, Range 12E, Pittsburg County.

[M_Barnes]

What makes you think you own minerals in that section? Did you inherit? Do you have an ancestor’s name?

[Richard_Winblad]

You can search your name or that of your ancestors in Pittsburg County here: https://okcountyrecords.com/search/pittsburg#advanced-search Records are indexed back to 1990.

You can search for court and probate records here: https://www.oscn.net/dockets/ (site seems to be down at the moment).

If you need a probate, some information here:

Oklahoma Probate Options

A parent, spouse or relative died and they owned or oil & gas mineral rights in Oklahoma: Has one of these happened to you? An investor wants to buy minerals owned by a family member who has died. An oil company wants to lease minerals that were in your mother or father’s name. Your relative was receiving royalty payments but won’t pay you until there is a probate. No Need to Appear in Court Most probate cases can be handled without the need of any appearance by a relative in court. …

[koda]

Sir, I am trying to find what happened to my grandmother’s minerals, I suspect my brother may have inherited the royalties himself; he’s kinda shady. They are located in Pittsburg County, Oklahoma. My grandmother was “Viola Featherston Wilson.” It would be Section 31 & 32, Township 3N, Range 12E, Pittsburg County.

[M_Barnes]

https://okcountyrecords.com/results/omni=Viola+Featherston+Wilson/page-1

There are at least four records for her on www.okcountyrecords.com