5 Wells in Section 10-12N-13W

How can I tell which well, my family will receive payments from? They have a lease with

Twin Cities Development? When I check Sonris for well info for section 10, I only see 2 wells that Chesapeake completed on 10/27/11.  Who will pay out the royalties, Chesapeake or Twin Cities? Thanks

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Permalink Reply by Henry on December 4, 2011 at 14:16

Ken,

If you own minerals in Section 10, then you will receive royalties from #242695, the Evans 10-12-13 well,  The other well, Evans 9-12-13, drains Section 9.  Your check should come from Chesapeake.  It could be several months until your first check arrives.

Permalink Reply by The_Baron on December 6, 2011 at 5:38

Twin cities was a front company for CHK.

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