Marion County, Texas

Public records in Marion County.

Wells, permits, lease records, and operator records summarized from a static Lone Pine research export. Snapshot dated August 13, 2026.

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Active wells315

of 3,008 well records

Active or pending permits11

11 active · 0 pending

Lease records in source8,108

337 dated in August 13, 2024 to August 13, 2026

Static public-record snapshot

Marion County activity, dated August 13, 2026.

The figures describe county- or parish-level operational and recording activity. They are a dated snapshot, not a continuous feed.

Recorded lease activity

8,108 source records

The legal-leases export contains 8,108 records for Marion county, including 337 dated from August 13, 2024 through August 13, 2026 and involving 11 distinct grantee labels. The latest record in this source is May 28, 2026.

Permits

11 recent approvals

The permit export has 1,016 rows, including 11 active and 0 pending records. 11 approvals fall in the selected two-year window. The most recent approval in this source is June 30, 2026. The active and pending records contain 1 operator labels.

Wells and operators

37 active operator labels

359 wells are marked active or drilled, including 315 marked active. The most recent completion in this source is January 26, 2026.

  • LINDER, JOHN OPERATING CO., LLC61active well records
  • FOSSIL ENERGY, INC.37active well records
  • ROSE CITY RESOURCES, LLC33active well records

Local records focus

Start with reading the instrument type and legal description as one record.

For Marion county research, the useful first pass is reading the instrument type and legal description as one record. Read that reference with the deed, mineral reservation, lease or memorandum, assignments, releases, probate or succession records, and any division order tied to the same interest.

A Marion county filing is county-level context. Match it to the tract, legal description, and interest before drawing a title, lease-status, or value conclusion.

Question to ask

Match the record to the tract.

Does the document describe the same Marion county tract and interest that the offer or payment record is referring to?

County-level activity counts are research context. They do not establish current ownership, lease status, production, value, or availability for a particular tract.

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Source notes

Enverus silver_delta wells (Texas); Enverus silver_delta permits (Texas); Enverus silver_delta legal-leases; county-level record inventory. Lease window: August 13, 2024 to August 13, 2026. The snapshot is static until the next deliberate data review.