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Limestone County estate, heirs and trust leases

31 oil and gas leases in Limestone County that reported for a year or more since 2020 carry ESTATE, HEIRS or TRUST in the name filed with the Railroad Commission, and 24 of them still produce. 5 were already reporting in January 1993, when the state’s monthly records begin. Each name opens the lease’s page, with what it produced month by month through Aug 2026.

Leases
3119 estate · 4 heirs · 8 trust
Producing now
24
Reporting since Jan 1993
5
Stopped before 2020
16no page

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Don’t see your relative’s name in the lease title?

Only a fraction of Texas leases carry the owner’s name in the lease title—most mineral owners hold a royalty share inside a lease named for the original ranch or survey. Search 146 Texas county mineral appraisal rolls by your relative’s name to see every lease they are listed on.

Leases, A to Z

Limestone County, A to Z

Limestone County estate, heirs and trust leases: lease, first year on record, operator, status and last 12 months of output
LeaseFirst yearStatus
Crider, A. B. Estate Gas Unit2005producing
Henderson, R. L. Heirs1993producing
Henderson, R.l. Heirs1995producing
Livingston Estate Gas Unit1999shut-in
Oakes, C. W. Estate1996inactive
Oakes, C. W. Estate2001inactive
Oakes, C.w. Estate2005producing
Oakes, C.w. Estate2008producing
Oaks, C. W. Estate1998inactive
Quinn Estate1993producing
Quinn Estate1993producing
Quinn Estate1996producing
Quinn Estate1998producing
Quinn Estate2001producing
TC & C Real Estate2005producing
TC & C Real Estate2009producing
Thompson Heirs1993producing
Thompson Heirs1998producing
Thurman, M. J. Estate1993producing
Thurman, M. J. Estate2000producing
Thurman, M.j. Estate1993producing
Thurman, M.j. Estate1994producing
Thurman, M.j. Estate1998shut-in
Yarbrough Trust1994producing
Yarbrough Trust1995producing
Yarbrough Trust1999producing
Yarbrough Trust2000producing
Yarbrough Trust2000producing
Yarbrough Trust2000shut-in
Yarbrough Trust2001shut-in
Yarbrough Trust2001producing

Reported only before 2020

16 that stopped before 2020

These reported between 1993 and 2019 and not since, so they have no page here. Look one up by its district and lease number in the Railroad Commission's Production Data Query.
Limestone County estate, heirs and trust leases that reported only between 1993 and 2019: lease, years reported, last operator and RRC number
LeaseYears reportedRRC district / number
Alliance Trust1994–200405 / 148810 (gas well)
Archer Heirs1995–200005 / 154271 (gas well)
Livingston, Estate1993–199905 / 062246 (gas well)
Mills, T. B. Heirs1993–200505 / 00954
Oakes, C.w. Estate1996–200105 / 160105 (gas well)
Phillips Heirs199705 / 164437 (gas well)
Phillips Heirs1997–200005 / 166394 (gas well)
Phillips Heirs1999–201105 / 176114 (gas well)
Quinn Estate1993–199805 / 127191 (gas well)
Reagan Estate2001–201205 / 185284 (gas well)
Reagan Estate2001–200405 / 186618 (gas well)
Reagan Estate2003–201905 / 196397 (gas well)
Reagan Estate2004–201905 / 203970 (gas well)
Thompson Heirs1993–200105 / 121921 (gas well)
Thurman, M.j. Estate1995–199805 / 154887 (gas well)
Yarbrough Trust1996–200205 / 158225 (gas well)

Railroad Commission Production Data Query

A family name on a lease is where an heir starts

The name shows whose land it was when the lease was signed, often decades ago. It does not show who owns the minerals today: that is in the county clerk’s deed records and on the appraisal district’s mineral roll. When an owner dies, the company that pays usually holds the checks until the heirs show who inherited.

If someone in your family owned minerals in Limestone County, the estate report searches the county appraisal rolls by their name, adds up what each interest earned from the state’s records, splits it among the heirs and writes a letter to each company that pays. Searching the name is free; the full report is $199 once.

Not legal advice. Who inherits is for the will, or Texas law when there is none. How an affidavit of heirship works.

FAQ

Questions about Limestone County estate leases

Does an estate lease in Limestone County mean the estate still owns the minerals?

No. The lease name is what the operator filed with the Railroad Commission, usually when the lease was signed, and it names whose land it was then. Who owns the minerals now is in the county clerk's deed records and on the appraisal district's mineral roll.

Why is a lease I know in Limestone County not listed?

This list holds the Limestone County leases with twelve or more months of production since January 2020 whose name has the word ESTATE, HEIRS or TRUST. A lease that stopped before 2020 has no page; the 16 of them with the most production are named below with their district and lease number. The county's full lease list has every lease with a page.

Every lease in Limestone County

What does the first year mean?

The first year the lease shows in the state's monthly production records, which begin in January 1993. A lease shown since 1993 was already producing then, and may be much older.

Found the family name?

The estate report starts from a name. Seeing how many accounts the county rolls hold under it is free.