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03/30/2021 Railroad Commission of Texas Page 1 Oil Leases (OGPFS) 03/30/2021 RAILROAD COMMISSION OF TEXAS PAGE 1 OIL LEASES AND GAS WELLS BY DISTRICT, OPERATOR, OIL/GAS, LEASE NAME DIST OPER # OPERATOR NAME O/G LSE/ID LEASE NAME FIELD # FIELD NAME CNTY# COUNTY NAME 08A 000194 A.C.T. OPERATING COMPANY OIL 70136 BENSON (JD) 53411001 LEVELLAND 079 COCHRAN OIL 65340 HODGES 83991001 SLAUGHTER 219 HOCKLEY OIL 70422 MORTON UNIT 53411001 LEVELLAND 079 COCHRAN 08A 000388 A K & K ENTERPRISES LLC OIL 16972 JORDAN, A. 39242333 HARRIS (QUEEN) 003 ANDREWS 08A 000894 ABACO OPERATING, LLC OIL 70750 PATRICIA '3' 30559166 FELKEN (SPRABERRY) 115 DAWSON OIL 70499 PATRICIA '31' 30559166 FELKEN (SPRABERRY) 115 DAWSON OIL 70600 PATRICIA '43' 30559166 FELKEN (SPRABERRY) 115 DAWSON OIL 70300 PATRICIA 6 51736500 LAMESA, EAST (SPRABERRY) 115 DAWSON 08A 003526 ACE FIELD SERVICES, INC. OIL 65204 SWEPI/TXPO JUSTICE 90268200 TOBE (MISS) 169 GARZA 08A 008742 AGUA LIBRE MIDSTREAM LLC OIL 65955 CAVE, J. W. 46569500 JO-MILL, S. (SAN ANDRES) 317 MARTIN OIL 68579 TAYLOR "A" 29401380 ESPUELA (TANNEHILL) 125 DICKENS 08A 009105 AIKMAN OIL CORP. OIL 65896 LEMLEY 78532600 ROUGHNECK (SPRABERRY) 033 BORDEN 08A 014804 B.O.L.D. OIL AND GAS, LLC OIL 69110 SMITHEY 35052500 GIRARD, N. (TANNEHILL) 125 DICKENS 08A 018874 AMERICAN OPERATING COMPANY (A) OIL 69001 BROWNFIELD 96062001 WELCH 445 TERRY OIL 68986 DENISON 96062001 WELCH 445 TERRY OIL 63782 TREADAWAY "A" 12469666 BROWNFIELD, S. (FUSSELMAN) 445 TERRY 08A 020225 AMIRMEX INC. OIL 18247 JONES 12376666 BROWN (WICHITA-ALBANY) 165 GAINES OIL 62131 JONES RANCH 27685500 EDMONSON (SAN ANDRES) 165 GAINES OIL 14706 JONES, E. H. "E" 89024333 TEX-PAC (CLEAR FORK) 165 GAINES OIL 67243 JONES, E. H. "G" 12376666 BROWN (WICHITA-ALBANY) 165 GAINES OIL 15168 JONES, E. H. ESTATE "C" 89024333 TEX-PAC (CLEAR FORK) 165 GAINES OIL 15326 JONES, E. H. NCT-1 "J" 89024333 TEX-PAC (CLEAR FORK) 165 GAINES OIL 63555 LANGSTON 12376001 BROWN 165 GAINES 08A 020522 AMTEX ENERGY, INC. OIL 64854 FUTCH 95397001 WASSON 501 YOAKUM OIL 64388 MILLER 95397001 WASSON 501 YOAKUM 08A 026415 ANTHONY, BOB G. INC. OIL 63820 GRANBERRY 57424500 MARIANNA 165 GAINES 08A 027000 AP&E CO., INC. OIL 61895 MASTEN 53411001 LEVELLAND 079 COCHRAN 08A 027200 APACHE CORPORATION OIL 69142 ACOSTA 00450500 ACKERLY, NORTH (DEAN SAND) 033 BORDEN OIL 17304 ADAIR SAN ANDRES UNIT 00570001 ADAIR 445 TERRY OIL 09892 ADAIR WOLFCAMP UNIT 00570500 ADAIR (WOLFCAMP) 445 TERRY OIL 69047 ADAIR WOLFCAMP UNIT 00020001 WILDCAT 445 TERRY OIL 68859 ARMSTRONG 28873500 EMERALD (SILURIAN) 501 YOAKUM OIL 69526 ARMSTRONG, ANNIE "B" 95397800 WASSON (WOLFCAMP) 501 YOAKUM OIL 62692 BESHEARS, J. H. 11308200 BRAHANEY (DEVONIAN) 501 YOAKUM OIL 65823 BESHEARS, J. H. 71812500 PLAINS, SOUTHWEST (WOLFCAMP) 501 YOAKUM OIL 19650 BICE, SARAH E. "A" & "C" 00570001 ADAIR 165 GAINES OIL 60135 BRAHANEY UNIT 11308001 BRAHANEY 501 YOAKUM OIL 68013 BRONCO SWD 12160600 BRONCO (SILURO-DEVONIAN) 501 YOAKUM (OGPFS) 03/30/2021 RAILROAD COMMISSION OF TEXAS PAGE 2 OIL LEASES AND GAS WELLS BY DISTRICT, OPERATOR, OIL/GAS, LEASE NAME DIST OPER # OPERATOR NAME O/G LSE/ID LEASE NAME FIELD # FIELD NAME CNTY# COUNTY NAME 08A 027200 APACHE CORPORATION OIL 68015 BRONCO SWD 12160200 BRONCO (MISS.) 501 YOAKUM OIL 67352 CARTER, R. W. 00570001 ADAIR 445 TERRY OIL 70393 CARTER, R. W. 00020001 WILDCAT 445 TERRY OIL 67486 CHRESTMAN, T. B. ET UX 00570001 ADAIR 445 TERRY OIL 62202 COBB, TOM "A" 99343001 YELLOWHOUSE 219 HOCKLEY OIL 64143 COBB, TOM "A" 99343001 YELLOWHOUSE 219 HOCKLEY OIL 61806 COBB, TOM "B" R/A "B" 99343001 YELLOWHOUSE 219 HOCKLEY OIL 64630 COONS, W. A. 83991400 SLAUGHTER (CLEAR FORK 7190) 445 TERRY OIL 61878 COONS, W. A. 49460500 KINGDOM (ABO REEF) 219 HOCKLEY OIL 05955 COONS, W. A. 83991001 SLAUGHTER 219 HOCKLEY OIL 06035 DEAN, C. S. "A" 83991001 SLAUGHTER 079 COCHRAN OIL 66318 DEAN, C.S. "A-92" 23744156 DEAN, WEST (FUSSELMAN) 079 COCHRAN OIL 15298 EAST MALLET UNIT 83991001 SLAUGHTER 219 HOCKLEY OIL 09738 ELLWOOD "A" 84347666 SMYER, N. (STRAWN) 219 HOCKLEY OIL 06169 ELLWOOD "A" 84345001 SMYER 219 HOCKLEY OIL 61375 ELLWOOD "B" 84345001 SMYER 219 HOCKLEY OIL 63121 ELLWOOD "D" 84347333 SMYER, N. (CANYON) 219 HOCKLEY OIL 69045 FLANAGAN 39242001 HARRIS 165 GAINES OIL 68913 FLANAGAN 39342375 HARRIS (SAN ANDRES) 165 GAINES OIL 66161 FLANAGAN 31222300 FLANAGAN (CLEARFORK, CONS.) 165 GAINES OIL 66162 FLANAGAN "B" 31222300 FLANAGAN (CLEARFORK, CONS.) 165 GAINES OIL 66247 FORBES "N" 27796500 EFFORT (MONTOYA) 115 DAWSON OIL 64137 FULLER, P. L. NCT-1 33193800 FULLER,N.E. (STRAWN, L.) 415 SCURRY OIL 60346 G-M-K /SAN ANDRES/ UNIT 33473250 G-M-K (SAN ANDRES) 165 GAINES OIL 68366 G-M-K WEST UNIT 33480400 G-M-K, WEST (SAN ANDRES) 165 GAINES OIL 67471 GOLDEN, CARL 00570001 ADAIR 445 TERRY OIL 70528 GOOD 4 00450500 ACKERLY, NORTH (DEAN SAND) 033 BORDEN OIL 69233 GOOD, T J "A1" 00450500 ACKERLY, NORTH (DEAN SAND) 033 BORDEN OIL 64855 GOOD, T. J. "A" 00450500 ACKERLY, NORTH (DEAN SAND) 033 BORDEN OIL 02408 GOOD, T. J. "A" 35738001 GOOD 033 BORDEN OIL 64589 GOOD, T. J. "A" 00450250 ACKERLY, NORTH (CANYON REEF) 115 DAWSON OIL 61200 GOOD, T. J. "A" 46564750 JO-MILL (SPRABERRY) 033 BORDEN OIL 69229 GOOD, T. J. A1 46564750 JO-MILL (SPRABERRY) 033 BORDEN OIL 69832 J. BEAVER 1040 00020001 WILDCAT 033 BORDEN OIL 17970 KOEHLER, C. 88977426 TEX-HAMON (FUSSELMAN) 115 DAWSON OIL 18149 MALLET UNIT 83991001 SLAUGHTER 079 COCHRAN OIL 63433 MCDOUGAL, F. P. 88977284 TEX-HAMON (DEAN) 115 DAWSON OIL 70119 NANNIE MAY 64479500 NANNIE MAY (WOLFCAMP) 501 YOAKUM OIL 70193 NANNIE MAY A 64479500 NANNIE MAY (WOLFCAMP) 501 YOAKUM OIL 60557 NORTH CENTRAL LEVELLAND UNIT 53411001 LEVELLAND 219 HOCKLEY OIL 67464 PAINTER-MCDOUGAL UNIT 88977426 TEX-HAMON (FUSSELMAN) 115 DAWSON OIL 60407 PLAINS UNIT 11308001 BRAHANEY 501 YOAKUM OIL 63976 POGUE, M. 39242001 HARRIS 165 GAINES OIL 19212 ROBERTS UNIT 95397001 WASSON 501 YOAKUM OIL 03568 ROBERTS-COBLE "B" 53411001 LEVELLAND 219 HOCKLEY OIL 66239 RYAN, JOHN P. TRUSTEE 28873500 EMERALD (SILURIAN) 165 GAINES OIL 64135 SHOOK, R. B. 11313300 BRAHANEY, NORTHWEST (DEVONIAN) 501 YOAKUM OIL 64501 SHOOK, R. B. "A" 11313300 BRAHANEY, NORTHWEST (DEVONIAN) 501 YOAKUM OIL 15983 SHOOK, R. B. "A" 11308001 BRAHANEY 501 YOAKUM OIL 68674 SHOOK, R. B. "A" 11308333 BRAHANEY (MISS.) 501 YOAKUM (OGPFS) 03/30/2021 RAILROAD COMMISSION OF TEXAS PAGE 3 OIL LEASES AND GAS WELLS BY DISTRICT, OPERATOR, OIL/GAS, LEASE NAME DIST OPER # OPERATOR NAME O/G LSE/ID LEASE NAME FIELD # FIELD NAME CNTY# COUNTY NAME 08A 027200 APACHE CORPORATION OIL 60732 SOUTHWEST LEVELLAND UNIT 53411001 LEVELLAND 079 COCHRAN OIL 16806 STERLING, W. R. 82710498 SHARON RIDGE (1700) 415 SCURRY OIL 69501 THAMES, C. T. 95397800 WASSON (WOLFCAMP) 165 GAINES OIL 60077 WEBB 11308333 BRAHANEY (MISS.) 501 YOAKUM OIL 62598 WEBB, E. D. 11308200 BRAHANEY (DEVONIAN) 501 YOAKUM OIL 65840 WEBB, E. D. 71812500 PLAINS, SOUTHWEST (WOLFCAMP) 501 YOAKUM OIL 00483 WEEMS, L. R. ET AL 12160600 BRONCO (SILURO-DEVONIAN) 501 YOAKUM OIL 67630 WEEMS, L.R. ET AL 12160800 BRONCO (WOLFCAMP) 501 YOAKUM OIL 60190 WEST LEVELLAND UNIT 53411001 LEVELLAND 079 COCHRAN OIL 67472 WILLARD, N. W. 00570001 ADAIR 445 TERRY OIL 05996 WILSON, MAPLE 83991001 SLAUGHTER 219 HOCKLEY OIL 05998 WOODLEY, F. L. 83991001 SLAUGHTER 079 COCHRAN OIL 60436 XIT UNIT 53411001 LEVELLAND 079 COCHRAN OIL 62078 YELLOWHOUSE LAND COMPANY "A" 99343001 YELLOWHOUSE 219 HOCKLEY OIL 60242 YELLOWHOUSE UNIT 99343001 YELLOWHOUSE 219 HOCKLEY OIL 67743 YOUNG, W.C 00574475 ADAIR, S. (WOLFCAMP) 165 GAINES 08A 028617 APV MCCAMEY LLC OIL 67490 A. P. 74590075 RAND-PAULSON (CANYON) 219 HOCKLEY OIL 69298 ELLWOOD "A" 84347333 SMYER, N. (CANYON) 219 HOCKLEY OIL 69427 ELLWOOD 27 "B" 84347666 SMYER, N. (STRAWN) 219 HOCKLEY OIL 69375 ELLWOOD 28 B 84347333 SMYER, N. (CANYON) 219 HOCKLEY OIL 67521 KLATTENHOFF 74590075 RAND-PAULSON (CANYON) 219 HOCKLEY OIL 61619 LATHAM 88977284 TEX-HAMON (DEAN) 115 DAWSON OIL 19584 MURPHY UNIT 94114666 VON ROEDER (WOLFCAMP) 033 BORDEN OIL 19148 MURPHY, W. ED "A" 94114666 VON ROEDER (WOLFCAMP) 033 BORDEN OIL 70200 PRESTON UNIT 22588500 CY-JACK (LWCC) 303 LUBBOCK OIL 70150 RATLIFF 22588500 CY-JACK (LWCC) 303 LUBBOCK OIL 68416 4JK 25957300 DOVER (ELLENBURGER) 169 GARZA 08A 028631 AQUEOUS OPERATING, LLC OIL 67839 BELL 12615200 BRUMLEY (CLEAR FORK, LO.) 165 GAINES OIL 65284 CONE-WILLIAMS 79226125 S. E. CONE, JR. (CLEARFORK, LO) 303 LUBBOCK OIL 64464 ELLIOTT 12118500 BROADVIEW, WEST (CLEAR FORK) 303 LUBBOCK OIL 66122 NELSON-BROWN 53411001 LEVELLAND 219 HOCKLEY GAS 139955 BROWN, NELSON 53411426 LEVELLAND (SAN ANDRES) 219 HOCKLEY 08A 029272 ARCH OIL & GAS, LLC OIL 69756 BRIDWELL 19963200 CON'R SHEA (FUSSELMAN) 165 GAINES OIL 67816 KKG 17 28372200 ELIZABETH ROSE (FUSSELMAN) 115 DAWSON OIL 67880 SAM 10 28372200 ELIZABETH ROSE (FUSSELMAN) 115 DAWSON OIL 67735 STARK, MATTYE E. 77316001 ROBERTSON 165 GAINES 08A 029655 ARES ENERGY, LTD. OIL 60142 BROWN /GLORIETA/ UNIT 12376001 BROWN 165 GAINES OIL 68683 JONES 27685500 EDMONSON (SAN ANDRES) 165 GAINES OIL 62247 JONES 27685500 EDMONSON (SAN ANDRES) 165 GAINES OIL 68904 JONES ESTATE 79002100 RUSSELL (CLEARFORK CONSOLIDATED 165 GAINES OIL 69662 JONES ESTATE A 79002100 RUSSELL (CLEARFORK CONSOLIDATED 165 GAINES OIL 15727 JONES ESTATE A 12376666 BROWN (WICHITA-ALBANY) 165 GAINES OIL 69999 JONES HEIRS "C" 47191900 JONES RANCH, SOUTH (SAN ANDRES) 165 GAINES OIL 62638 JONES RANCH 27685500 EDMONSON (SAN ANDRES) 165 GAINES OIL 62792 JONES RANCH "A" 27685500 EDMONSON (SAN ANDRES) 165 GAINES OIL 62693 JONES RANCH "21" 27685500 EDMONSON (SAN ANDRES) 165 GAINES (OGPFS) 03/30/2021 RAILROAD COMMISSION OF TEXAS PAGE 4 OIL LEASES AND GAS WELLS BY DISTRICT, OPERATOR, OIL/GAS, LEASE NAME DIST OPER # OPERATOR NAME O/G LSE/ID LEASE NAME FIELD # FIELD NAME CNTY# COUNTY NAME 08A 029655 ARES ENERGY, LTD. OIL 68652 JONES RANCH "21" 27685500 EDMONSON (SAN ANDRES) 165 GAINES OIL 68965 JONES, E.
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