Sec.32, T3N, R12E

[koda]

I need to see if any of the minerals I inherited are in Sec.32, T12N, R12E, Pittsburg, Co.

[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: Pittsburg County | OKCountyRecords.com | County Clerk Public Land Records for Oklahoma Records are indexed back to 1990.

You can search for court and probate records here: OSCN Docket Search (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. The …

[koda]

Sir, I am trying to find what happened to my grandmothers minerals, I suspect my brother may have inherited himself the royalties he’s kinda shady. they are located in Pittsburgh County, OK. My grandmother was, “Viola Featherston Wilson” it would be Sec.31&32, T3N, R12E Pitts. Co.

[M_Barnes]

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

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