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Grenada 2020 Abandoned Properties List Abandoned Property for CIBC FirstCaribbean International Bank Grenada as at 31 October, 2020 In accordance with Section 168 of the Banking Act we publish details of property which has been classified as abandoned. Account holders can claim ownership should they visit any of the branches of the bank with some means of identification. SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ACCOUNT NAME ADDRESS NUMBER 3557838 SIMON ALEXANDER 64 SAFFOCK RD, N1S ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM 4562942 DR RUKMINI JAYARAM &/Y MOHOMMED 273 A-I BLOCK 111 STAGE, VIJAYANAGAR, MYSORE KARNATAKA STATE, INDIA 4290403 SAM GOODCHILD P.O. BOX 0 ST GEORGE, GRENADA 3748501 AGNES CALLISTE 149 HAWTHORNE APT 9, UNITED KINGDOM 4651945 K JOSEPH &/S THOMAS-FOR JUDIA HILLSBOROUGH, CARRIACOU, GRENADA 5125163 MONICA PETERS RIVER ROAD, ST GEORGE, GRENADA 3910791 MADONNA DANIEL TIVOLI, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 4862652 EILEEN MACKINTOSH M/R 106397418 THERESA LOUISA PITT TYRELL STREET, ST GEORGE, GRENADA 3943495 ESSIE DONALD/PATRICIA RICHARDS/J R DUNFERMLINE, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 5147531 HYACINTH PHILLIP 222 LENOXRD #1G, BKLYN 11226, USA 106459797 ESTATE OF MARESSE JAMES CAESAR 205 ST. PAUL'S, ST GEORGE, GRENADA 4160486 JANELLE K HARFORD ST JAMES, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 5174962 NORLAN &/OR DWAYNE PITT 75-100 LIB. AVE, APT B19 JER.CT 106386792 DEANNA THERESA LANGAIGNE BLACK BAY, CONCORD PO, ST. JOHN, GRENADA 4282395 MYRTLE GORDON &/STEPHEN JOHN PARACLETE, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 5471657 YOLANDE & ESTHER & S STREETE BELMONT, ST.GEORGE, GRENADA 106415492 SUBRINA CHIDDICK RIVER LANE, CONCORD PO, ST. JOHN, GRENADA 4419595 JOHN LYDER/ELIZABETH MAIDWELL 5603359 VICTOR H WADE P.O. BOX 33, ST.GEORGE, GRENADA 106437652 TELMA C ETTIENNE GRAND ANSE, ST. GEORGE, GRENADA 4482904 MAGGIE MC LEOD 6360MYRTLE WOOD RD N PORT FLOR 3698050 PHYLLIS EMELDA BEDEAU 98 ALEXANDRA RD, LONDON N8, UNITED KINGDOM 106426598 TERESA ANN ALEXANDER VENDOMME, VENDOMME P O, ST GEORGE, GRENADA 4490389 PHILBERT JOHN MC QUEEN 12 LOTHAIR RD 8TH EALING, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM 4067658 TERRENCE &/MS DEBORAH DE ALLIE 409 WESTHORNE AVENUE, LONDON SE12 9AB, UNITED KINGDOM 106426598 LAURIE JOHN STEWART VENDOMME, VENDOMME P O, ST GEORGE, GRENADA 4581732 LESLIE JOHN NOEL (DECEASED) 8 BATTERSEA AVE, INGLESIDE, MANDEVILLE, PO. MANCHESTER, JAMAICA 4134258 DANIEL & SHIRLEY DUPREY 33 MONTAGUE AVE, HANWELL W7, UNITED KINGDOM 106454812 DAVID JEREMIAH CROCHU, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 4681400 PETTICIA P PHILLIP SNELL HALL, ST.PATRICK, GRENADA 4460724 BENJAMIN &/EMILY HENRY 123 MAGNOLIA AVE, MT VERNON, NEW YORK, 10553, USA 106454812 ROSETTA BOWEN JEREMIAH CROCHU, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 4740326 MC DONALD &/CATHY ANN S RICHARDSON 5 ELGIN AVENUE, LONDON, W12 9NW, ENGLAND 4472978 MARGARET A HERCULES 701 KET BLVD #217, SAN DIEGO CA,USA 3632773 WAYNE EUGENE CUDJOE 21LENDEN AVE RVISIIP M.MDX HAY 4124099 FRANK /MABLE GILL MARLI SAUTEURS, ST. PATRICK 5301859 IRIS ROWLEY GRAND ANSE, ST. GEORGE, GRENADA 3663474 AGATHA THERESA ETIENNE 48 BRITTEN ROAD BRIGHTON HILL, BASINGSTON, HAMPSHIRE, RG22 4HP, 4838393 HILLCREST SPRINGLE 1321 BEDFORD AVE, BROOKLYN, N.Y. 11216, USA 5350450 ALTHEA SEALES & G MEDFORD MT. MORITZ, ST. GEORGE, GRENADA ENGLAND 4850091 JOACHIM ST JOHN LA FORTUNE, ST. PATRICK, GRENADA 3599613 G ANTOINE FOR HERRON ANTOINE WINDSOR FOREST, ST. DAVID, GRENADA 3699959 HEALTHCAP C/O ANN-MARIE BULLEN, L`ESTERRE, CARRICAOU 4853570 LIVINGSTON L/P V ST LOUIS S MAPLE AVE, ACTON, LONDON, W3 FLE ENGLAND 3722768 RAVI ARNEIL BENJAMIN BOCAGE, CASTRIES, ST LUCIA 3709369 CUTHBERT JAMES ENGLAND 3547166 KENNEISHA ALEXANDER MAMA CANNES, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 3740863 SHANETTA T BERNARD DIAMOND STREET, VICTORIA, ST MARK, GRENADA 3814928 CYRIL/LILLIAN MILLS NO.63 RAMDHANIE TRACE, ST.MARGARETS VILLAGE, CLAXTON BAY, TRINIDAD 3604852 KINDA ANTOINE TELESCOPE, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 4099134 AMANDA ALEXIS DONALDSON M/R 3858704 CLARENCE/CYPRIAN PHILLIP BAYALEAU, CARRIACOU, GRENADA 3949825 MARSHA S DOUGLAS PARADISE, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 4108281 YVONNE B & LYSTRA G DOUGLAS CHERRY HILL, ST GEORGE, GRENADA 63712610 THERESA JAMES 14683 107 AVE, SURREY V3R, CANADA 4260960 CINDY S JOHN UNION, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 4132840 SHARON DUNCAN FOR MARY-ELLEN WOOLWICH ROAD, ST GEORGE, GRENADA 3923654 JAMES EMMANUEL STIELL 922 E. 55TH ST.BKLYN, NY 11234, USA 4290045 AIDEN JONES FOR AIDONA A A JULIEN GRAND BRAS, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 4365721 MILANER F GLEAN C/O MS. ELIZABETH GLEAN B/BAY, ST JOHN, GRENADA 3945100 JOHN WILLIAMS APT 10235, MARACAIBO, VENEZUELA 4304186 DESRINE JANE JOSEPH BIRCHGROVE, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 4443587 MANDY W HARRIS GRAND MAL, ST GEORGE, GRENADA 3947952 HENRIETTA/DAVID WILSON 98 ALEXANDRA RD., LONDON, N8 OLJ, UNITED KINGDOM 4439979 MAGDALENE MARK FOR MATTHIAS MARK POST ROYAL, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 4607644 ANDRIS FOR KHALEEN JOHNSON TEMPE P.O ST GEORGE GRENADA 3674344 KEVIN FRANCIS FOR FERRON A FRANCIS L'ESTERRE, CARRIACOU, GRENADA 4736272 JOYCE RICHARDSON FOR BRIAN TIVOLI, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 4619219 STANLEY JOHNSON FOR CARL JOHNSON P.O. BOX 337, ST GEORGE, GRENADA 3790379 NIKITO MCFARLANE WINDWARD, CARRIACOU, GRENADA 4972847 LEO W VINCENT LA DIGUE, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 4802862 MICHELLE MAPP FOR SHANNON FORSYTH QUEEN STREET, VICTORIA, ST MARK, GRENADA 3790824 TESSA MC FARLANE WINDWARD, CARRIACOU, GRENADA 4987704 SACHON WARDALLY CANAL ROAD, GRENVILLE, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 4964986 CATHERINE MUNRO FOR FABIAN GRAND MAL, ST GEORGE, GRENADA 3806445 LEONORA MC LAWRENCE/R BARTHOLOMEW HARVEY VALE, CARRIACOU, GRENADA 5009250 CARLISTIA WILLIAMS CONFERENCE, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 5039933 ROGER J NORAY TEMPE, ST GEORGE, GRENADA 3806453 LEONISA MCLAWRENCE/R BARTHOLOMEW HARVEY VALE, CARRIACOU, GRENADA 3543608 INEZ LYNETTE ALEXANDER FLAT 35, PENN HOUSE, MALLORY STREET, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM 5099197 NIGEL PENNY FOR AKELL B C PENNY BOCA, ST GEORGE, GRENADA 3812712 KERA MCQUILKIN WINDWARD, CARRIACOU, GRENADA 3789208 GLADYS/LUCINA CHARLES NO.8 KLEIDER PATH, GOLDINGTON BEDFORD, MK 41 ONP, UNITED KINGDOM 5106304 NIGEL PENNY FOR CHELITA PENNY SNUG CORNER P.O. ST. GEORGE'S, ST GEORGE, GRENADA 3883474 T RICKETTS/D THOMPSON HILLSBOROUGH, CARRIACOU, GRENADA 4633678 DANIEL PETERS/MS LEONORA MITCHEL LA POTERIE, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 5114099 PAULINE PETERS FOR ARIA PRIMUS BEATON, ST.DAVID, GRENADA 3894514 JEN ROSS C/O ROSLIE ROSS, HILLSBOROUGH, CARRIACOU, GRENADA DFT 464059 20050706 $14.00 Unknown 4928937 RALTON/SOODAIRE THOMAS 10 TOWNEND FIELD, WITHAM ESSEX, CM8 1EU, ENGLAND 5332010 DANIEL & SAMUEL SAYERS WINDSOR FOREST, ST.DAVID, GRENADA 3938317 DAWIN EDISON TOUSSAINT TEMPE ST GEORGE, ST GEORGE DFT 463401 20050706 $17.78 Unknown 3883905 REGINALD COLLINS/MS A COLLINS TELESCOPE, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 5339139 CLARABELLE SCOTT FOR TAWANA SCOTT GRAND ROY, ST. JOHN, GRENADA 63736781 FARRIE KEON JOSEPH/FRANKIE FRANCIS L`ESTERRE, CARRIACOU, GRENADA DFT 1709 20050706 $30.92 Unknown 4006177 ELIZABETH/MELESSA FELIX PLAISANCE, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 5424993 L ST LOUIS FOR RICKISHA D CROCHU, ST. ANDREW, GRENADA 3518644 PHYLLIS/SHANNAN ALEXIS 50 THE ELMS, KEMPSTON BED, UNITED KINGDOM DFT 463415 20050706 $44.78 Unknown 4006185 ELIZABETH/REANES FELIX PLAISANCE, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 5490880 SHARON &/OR TRACY SYLVESTER BEAULIEU, ST GEORGE, GRENADA 3767954 MAGDALENE G LENDORE HARVEY VALE, CARRIACOU, GRENADA DFT 460430 20050706 $45.00 Unknown 106405732 DESSIE-ANN C D BENJAMIN MT REUIL, ST PATRICK, GRENADA 5507147 RALPH TELESFORD SPRINGS PO, ST GEORGE, GRENADA 3513535 JEFFREY F BANNISTER 29 ALBATROSS, BELVEDERE STRAND, LONDON NW9 5LS, ENGLAND DFT 1692 20050706 $57.61 Unknown 106409578 ROXIE ANN ANDREW SIMON PARADISE POST OFFICE, ST. ANDREW, GRENADA 5516367 ANESTINE THOMAS FOR ELVIN TEMPE POST OFFICE, ST GEORGE, GRENADA 3517433 MARGARET BRADSHAW WELLINGTON VILLA, LANCE AUX EPINES, GRENADA DFT 1687 20050706 $57.61 Unknown 106409586 ROXIE ANN ANDREW SIMON PARADISE POST OFFICE, ST. ANDREW, GRENADA 5540918 KENRIC THOMAS FOR KENNY PAUL PERDMONTEMPS P.O ST. DAVID, GRENADA 3957654 CUTHBERT VINCENT/OR L ST JOHN 3505 CHURCH APT 1, BKLYN N.Y. USA DFT 1701 20050706 $57.61 Unknown 106387823 OLGA A MCINTOSH HERMITAGE ST PATRICK, GRENADA 5540985 KENRICK THOMAS FOR KALYNE PAUL PERDMONTEMPS P.O ST.DAVID, GRENADA 3972106 PAUL WILLIAMS GRAND ANSE P.O. ST GEORGE, GRENADA DFT 1694 20050706 $57.61 Unknown 106436109 JOYCE A W ARNOLD ALLAN STREET, GRAND BACOLET, ST ANDREW, GRENADA 5621152 ANDREW WHINT FOR J A AMADE P.O. BOX 25, ST GEORGE, GRENADA 3670118 FELICIA IKOLO FOR UKPIORONFO O LA BORIE P.O., ST. PAULS, ST GEORGE, GRENADA DFT 463402 20050706 $78.53 Unknown 3602827 MAUDESTINE MARY ANTOINE 58 LOWER HESTER ST SEMELONG ROAD, NORTHAMPTON MN2 6BL, 4597045 LOUISE A STROUDE 1837 LAKEWOOD DRIVE SOUTH, ST PETERSBURG, FLORIDA 33712-4935, USA 3937009 CATHERINE &/INDRA THOMAS GRAND ANSE VALLEY, ST GEORGE, GRENADA DFT 1691 20050706 $94.77 Unknown UNITED KINGDOM 3512844 DR OLUDARE O ADEYEMI P.O. BOX 572, ST GEORGE, GRENADA 3637730 ALISTER HARRY FOR AALIYAH CHARLES GRAND ANSE POST OFFICE, ST GEORGE, GRENADA DFT 465146 20050706 $139.28 Unknown 3690505 JOSEPH BARTHOLOMEW ZWWIJK 17 ARRUBA, ST. PATRICK, GRENADA 3552951 DORISM M ALEXIS M/R 3711876 VANESSA LAMBERT CROCHU, ST ANDREW, GRENADA DFT 465149 20050706 $139.28 Unknown 3815650 LEROY BROWN 18 HULL STREET, APT#1A, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK, USA 3679218 DEREK &/STELLA BARRY 64 HOMMEL STREET, VALLEY STREAM NY 11580 USA 3678496 VILMA JAMES GRAND ANSE, ST GEORGE, GRENADA DFT 465144 20050706 $139.28 Unknown 3815650 PERSHIA SORNIA BROWN MARKET HILL, ST. GEORGE, GRENADA 3798314 ZILLAH BRATHWAITE CREIGHTON, ST. PAUL, GRENADA DFT 466536 20050706 $139.28 Unknown 3815650 LIVINA EUPHEMIA JAMES SPRINGS, ST. GEORGE, GRENADA 3912575 ERNIE D CHARLES &/S EDWARDS P.O. BOX 530, ST GEORGE, GRENADA DFT 466527
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