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Permalink Reply by Philip Hollman on February 20, 2010 at 9:05

Mr Gaar,
Thank you for the info sir. Could you maybe help me in the location of my 19/34 acres located in Leon County Texas. I keep up with all the info I can gather. Please tell me how I can find out how close or what ever news you may have. Thank You Philip Hollman a fellow Shaler

Permalink Reply by DJG on February 20, 2010 at 11:09

Hey Phillip.

How much information to you already have?

- Survey Name?
- Survey Number?
- Physical Address or cross streets?

Permalink Reply by Philip Hollman on February 21, 2010 at 4:28

Hi and thank you Mr Gaar, I did lease my land thirty years ago Nothing really came of it .I do know that there is two capped wells on my land.
This is the property discription
00656-00400-00000-000000
Jur- 60 01 31 00
Parcel # 0612658
AB 656 J ONERY
Cat: D2 19.750 Acres
OWN# R 408453
This all the info I have from the Tax Office plus the original Deed etc. Thank You again Phil

Permalink Reply by DJG on May 9, 2010 at 5:35

Hey Philip,

Did you ever find locate this property in Leon Co. that you were looking for?


DG

Permalink Reply by Philip Hollman on May 9, 2010 at 9:35

No Sir and thank you for the info I just pay the Taxes I reckon if their is something on there they will contact me or siblings again Thank You Sir
Phil

Permalink Reply by DJG on May 9, 2010 at 13:44

Hey Phil,

Go ahead use this link to get to the TX Railroad Commission's GIS Map page:

http://www.rrc.state.tx.us/data/online/gis/index.php#

When that window opens click on the "Survey/Abstract" button in the search field....

On the new page that opens use the scroll arrow on the "County" field to select "Leon"...

Also on that page enter "656" in that "Abstract-A" field and hit "Search"...

Once the survey name and info come up you then click the "Map" button.


That will then open up your survey/abstract in Leon County in the original GIS Map window.

You can then zoom out (use the 3x button) and it will give you the location of where your survey is located in the County.

If you zoom out further you can also see where any other wells are at in your area.

Permalink Reply by Philip Hollman on May 10, 2010 at 0:23

Mr Gaar, Thank you for your time to explain to me how to look up my land The site is good, Thanks again I am going to find out all I can about The property, I only been paying taxes for 100 years would be nice to make 0.50 cents or so { he he} again Sir Thank you very much your friend from Florida Phil

Permalink Reply by DJG on May 10, 2010 at 4:04

Yes, that Railroad Commission site is very useful. Take some time to poke around there and you can also run searches to look up production totals for individual wells by searching the production queries and submitting the well API numbers or you can run searches by all production in the County, etc.

Well worth the time to figure our that site as there is a lot of information there that will allow you to keep up on what historically has been produced in your particular area, and also if their is any new well permit activity, etc....