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Unclaimed Property for County: ORANGE 7/16/2019 Unclaimed Property for County: ORANGE 7/16/2019 OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY ZIP PROP ID ORIGINAL HOLDER ADDRESS CITY ST ZIP 2ND WIND 118 E MAIN ST CARRBORO 27510 15444313 MIMS DISTRIBUTING CO INC 8605 EBENEZER CHURCH ROAD RALEIGH NC 27617-1799 4OUR FANS INC PO BOX 16429 CHAPEL HILL 27516-6429 15234167 NC DEPT OF REVENUE PSRM BUSINESS TAX REFUNDS P O BOX RALEIGH NC 27640 25000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033297 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033309 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033315 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033298 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033305 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033308 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033311 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033313 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033299 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033302 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033304 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033306 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033310 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033312 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033314 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033295 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033296 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033300 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033301 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033303 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 A HEALTH CENTER AT HILLSB 241 S NASH ST DR PAUL AARON HILLSBOROUGH 27278 15033307 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 NC_ClerkOfCourt.rpt 1 A M BD OF PEDIATRICS 111 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