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<blockquote data-quote="Shadowrider" data-source="post: 4272111" data-attributes="member: 3099">Probably a pipeline right-of-way. Lot&#039;s of them just state the whole section on the older ones, I suspect it&#039;s because when they bought the R/W there probably wasn&#039;t anything on the land and they may not have even known exactly where they were gonna put the pipe when they filed it. These usually go for miles and miles. Should have something later showing it tho.And yes, it&#039;s a time consuming deal. It typically takes a couple of months at least to run full title in Oklahoma on a section. I am working Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico right now.&nbsp; Be glad OK has index books. Other states you have to go grantor/grantee document by document. And we are getting so many owners with tiny fractional interests now, that I don&#039;t even know how it&#039;s going to be done 50 years from now. I&#039;ve seen a very noticeable increase in just the 18 years I&#039;ve been doing it. Sometimes it can be 60-70 owners in a quarter. And that is rural unplatted land! <img src="/images/smilies/faint.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":faint:" title="Faint&nbsp; &nbsp; :faint:" data-shortname=":faint:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shadowrider, post: 4272111, member: 3099"] Probably a pipeline right-of-way. Lot's of them just state the whole section on the older ones, I suspect it's because when they bought the R/W there probably wasn't anything on the land and they may not have even known exactly where they were gonna put the pipe when they filed it. These usually go for miles and miles. Should have something later showing it tho. And yes, it's a time consuming deal. It typically takes a couple of months at least to run full title in Oklahoma on a section. I am working Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico right now. Be glad OK has index books. Other states you have to go grantor/grantee document by document. And we are getting so many owners with tiny fractional interests now, that I don't even know how it's going to be done 50 years from now. I've seen a very noticeable increase in just the 18 years I've been doing it. Sometimes it can be 60-70 owners in a quarter. And that is rural unplatted land! :faint: [/QUOTE]

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