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Double check to see you are a member of CNY landowners Coalition. You should have been getting emails from them. With the amount of acreage you have and in the Bainbridge Township, you will be getting a super up-front bonus of probably $6,000 per acre or more. Our Coalition has about 30,000 prime acres in the 4 township location which makes it very desireable for the gas companies. If you haven't already signed up, to the website previously listed an do so...ASAP!
Do you still have land in Banibridge? If so, you should join our Coalition of 160,000+ acres. It's not too late.
Could you please resend your latest comment...I seemed to have erased it by mistake.
thanks.
Those four Townships in Chenango with the best gas possibilities (Bainbridge, Afton, Coventry and Guilford) is based on geology. The depth of the Marcellus and total % of carbons, etc. is very good compared with the rest of Chenango which is just O.K.
Thanks for joining GoMarcellusShale.com. Hope this is a place where you can learn and contribute. Welcome! Great family photo.
I was born in Huntington (1951) and lived there for 5 years and then moved with my family to Syosset. My grandfather began the Birchwood Nursing Home in 1946 after moving out from Brooklyn. My father began the Syosset Gospel Church in '57, I joined him as asst. pastor in '76 and have been here ever since.
My wife Dale and I purchased 99 acres in Guilford 5 years ago. We plan to retire there someday. We have a son (just married) and daughter with two children. Looks like you have a beautiful family...God bless you all!
September, 2009 found Fortuna striking a deal with the ''The Friendsville Group'' consisting of 600 landholders in Susquehanna and Bradford counties, Pennsylvania and the New York county of Broome. The company was to pay $5,500/acres on a five year lease with right to extend the lease for an additional three years. Royalties were to be 20% on production. The total deal amounted to $165 million for drilling rights to 30,000 acres in the three counties. C. Warren Trainor, a Philadelphia attorney, represented The Friendsville Group in the negotiation.