Texas county · 21 leases
Morris County leases
Every lease in Morris County with a year or more of production on the state’s books, A to Z, reported through Jul 2026. Find the name on your stub, open it, and set each month beside what your operator paid.
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Aria to Wynn
FAQ
Questions people ask
How do I find my lease in Morris County?
The list is alphabetical by lease name, 21 leases on 1 pages, and the page list above shows the first and last name on every page. The Railroad Commission district and lease number are printed on most royalty stubs; they are in the lease's line here and on its page.
Why is a lease I know not in the Morris County list?
The list holds leases with twelve or more months of production reported since January 2020. A newer lease appears once it has a year of reports. A lease that has never reported production has no page. You can still look up any lease by name or number in the lease search.
What do producing, shut-in and inactive mean?
They are the Railroad Commission's production reports read by month: producing means oil or gas was reported recently, shut-in means the lease reported wells with no recent sales, inactive means no production for a long stretch. A stated status is a description of the reports, not a finding about the lease.
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