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we inherited royalties in LA. where or who do we find a copy of original lease agreement?thanks,g. grayContinue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant Feb 8, 2014.
OK. I have interest in one section. I know the section number because it is on a small xto map. And it is section 2. Therefore I don't know the sectio(s) above section 2. Where does one find a map…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Henry Jul 14, 2010.
Posted on August 20, 2010 at 2:22 — 2 Comments
Posted on July 15, 2010 at 2:33
glyn, the information you are interested in likely only available in the public records of the county. Go the County Clerk's office and perform a search. If you have the name of one of the lessors under that lease, it should be a simple means to find a copy by way of a Grantor/Vendor search. Once you have the name of the lessee and the date, you can do a search by Grantee/Vendee for a date range and find copies of all the leases for that particular piece of property or drilling unit. Of course many of the original lessors may have passed on and if you want to find their heirs that would take a search by their names as Grantor/Vendor to find donations, successions or judgement of possessions.
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