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How do I confirm that I own or a co-owner of land?

Back in the 1920s my great grandparents bought property in Arizona and I've been told by in an untrustworthy source but, also the probable executor of the estate that, I'm the co-owner of property in Arizona. Unfortunately, they have only told me about it and I've never seen paperwork or the property. I believe it exists because she's trying to build on it but I don't have any legal documentation of ownership. I've gone no contact with the probable executor and would like to keep it that way.

I'm going to have other questions but I should first confirm that the property even exists and that I have a stake in it before I get too far.

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For context the probable executor/ unreliable source is my mother and my co-owners would be my siblings, 2/4 of whom I've gone NC with and the probable executor of the estate knew that at the time.

Edit: I do not know the city the property would be in. From what I've been told it doesn't have utilities and their is no other construction nearby. This makes me think the land is unincorporated.

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