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HAMPSHIRE John P. Alkire, Sheriff As of Delinquent List HAMPSHIRE From Year 2018 Tax Type Real Print Date 11/07/2019 John P. Alkire, Sheriff Thru Year 2018 For Office Print Time 3:30:57PM Delinquent List - September Publication As Of 11/12/2019 Page 1 of 13 Ticket Taxpayer(s) Legal Description Total Due 2018 Real Estate 01-BLOOMERY 76 AMADO ADRIAN & MARAL 2.93 AC TR A 358.72 SE SIDE RT 2/1 77 AMADO ADRIAN & MARAL 2.87 AC TR B 339.80 SE SIDE RT 2/1 126 BAGGARLY BOYD H III 3.136 AC LOT 2B 364.92 WOLF KNOB SD 128 BAGGARLY CAMRHON B 3.137 AC LOT 2C 348.26 WOLF KNOB SD 351 BROOKFIELD ARTHUR 10.87 AC TR 20 311.64 HEITT LAND 402 BURCHETT MAJOR CARLTON 10.591 AC EAGLE MOUNTAIN SD 321.26 & BEVERLY B LOT 8-A 405 BURGESS JUSTIN TRUSTEE 1/2 INT MINERAL RIGHTS 56.66 BURGESS FAM REV PROP TR 30.76 AC SANDY RIDGE 644 COX CHRISTENE D TIMBER HEIGHTS SD 1.60 AC 144.88 LOT 5 (.42 AC W/HOUSE IN VA) 843 DUDLEY JOEL MITCHELL CACAPON HEIGHTS SD 3.45 AC 170.22 TRACT 15 908 EMERICK PALMER RAY JR & WHISPERING PINES 6.02 AC 326.88 GREGORY R LOT 34 929 EVERSOLE ENTERPRISES LLC 3.301 AC N SIDE OF RT 50 1,391.10 942 FARTHING SHANE C & SARAH K .46 AC LOT 75 306.02 EBERHARDT ADD 943 FARTHING SHANE C & SARAH K .46 AC LOT 74 96.58 EBERHARDT ADD 944 FARTHING SHANE C & SARAH K .458 AC LOT 73 66.70 EBERHARDT ADD 945 FARTHING SHANE C & SARAH K .456 AC LOT 72 61.06 EBERHARDT ADD 975 FISCHER LEO & SALLY P&P ENTERPRISES 657.30 CONDO BLDG #3015 1066 FYE DAVID ALLAN & 9.25 AC EAGLE MOUNTAIN SD 314.46 MEI-LING TO LOT 22-C 1302 HAYES SAMUEL E & KATHY A E OF RT 29 1.00 AC 160.92 1385 HOLLIDAY STANLEY P II & ILZE M 3.74AC LOT 157 PHASE 5 827.76 THE CROSSING @ GREAT CACAPON 1762 LAWSON GERRY & 3.754AC LOT 181 PHASE 5 429.68 RIGGS THOMAS THE CROSSING @ GREAT CACAPON 2040 MEADOWS GEORGE W JR & 2.173 AC FOREST HILLS ESTATES 355.18 BRENDA K LOT 7 2126 MORELAND RICHARD W .499 AC RT 15 117.82 CC CONS W/PCL 36 HAMPSHIRE From Year 2018 Tax Type Real Print Date 11/07/2019 John P. Alkire, Sheriff Thru Year 2018 For Office Print Time 3:30:57PM Delinquent List - September Publication As Of 11/12/2019 Page 2 of 13 Ticket Taxpayer(s) Legal Description Total Due 2179 MURPHY MARSHALL P 11.294 AC EAGLE MOUNTAIN SD 266.74 LOT 21-A 2434 POWERS MICHAEL H & KIMBERLY D .90 AC LOT 5 79.94 HAZELWOOD-POWERS ROBERT C ADAMS SD (WV) 2599 ROMJUE LAWRENCE & DORIS 1.31 AC CACAPON HILLS 259.24 LOT 31 - 32 2666 SAVILLE LISA J 2.200 AC FOREST HILLS ESTATES 305.16 LOT 5 2858 SLOCUM DANIEL W HANGINGROCK 25.30 AC 1,065.74 CAPON DRS 3184 WALKER DAVID B & .872 AC LOT 52-53-54 95.28 ELIZABETH JEAN LANCASTER CACAPON RIVER RECREATION AREA 3185 WALKER DAVID BURKE & .868 AC LOT 49-50-51 421.24 ELIZABETH JEAN LANCASTER CACAPON RIVER RECREATION AREA 3193 WALSH EDWARD J JR 5.645 AC NR VA LINE 1,289.78 ON REDSTONE RD Total For 01-BLOOMERY 11,310.94 02-CAPON 3478 ALEXANDER KEVEN A 2.20AC P/O LOT 56 ASS'D IN WV 93.34 HUNTERS VALLEY SD 3479 ALEXANDER KEVEN A 2.20AC P/O LOT 54 ASS'D IN WV 206.82 HUNTERS VALLEY SD 3601 BEILER JOHN W 1.463 AC & OWNERS APT 406.34 N SIDE RT 259 3602 BEILER JOHN W .50 AC & STORE 646.52 N SIDE RT 259 3615 BENTLEY WILLIAM H ESTATE 6.513 AC BURTON ESTATES 477.62 LOT 8 4051 DEMAS PETER A & CHERYL B 5.00 AC PARCEL 5 BLK A SEC 3 294.18 RITTERS HIDDEN VALLEY EST 4074 DIXON FAMILY TRUST 4.59 AC MIDDLE RIDGE EST SD 331.64 LOT 14 4659 KNISELY RODNEY B ESTATE 3.377 AC WHITE CLIFFS 260.24 SEC 1 LOT 3 4706 LAFOLLETTE DONALD R & MARY K 4.72 AC PATTON SD LOT 10 517.32 4762 LARRICK ROBERT SR & ROBERT JR .51 AC CACAPON RAPIDS SD 592.54 & LAURA & JAMIE GLYNN LOT 2 SEC 2 4824 LINK KYLE TRAVIS 1.15 AC CAPON DRAINS 324.64 4825 LINK KYLE TRAVIS 5.00 AC YELLOW SPRING EST SD 223.50 LOT 5 4901 MANN PAMELA RUTH 4.00 AC LOT 31 116.00 COOPERS COVE SD 5165 PARK MICHAEL L & 5.969 AC TEABERRY ACRES 519.46 VANCE BONNIE SHASTA LOT 6 HAMPSHIRE From Year 2018 Tax Type Real Print Date 11/07/2019 John P. Alkire, Sheriff Thru Year 2018 For Office Print Time 3:30:57PM Delinquent List - September Publication As Of 11/12/2019 Page 3 of 13 Ticket Taxpayer(s) Legal Description Total Due 5215 PITTA DENNIS R & VICKIE A 6.331 AC TEABERRY ACRES 2,578.24 LOT 2 5252 RASHID KHURRAM & AMNA 5.00 AC MOORE ESTATES SD 753.10 LOT 8 5253 RASHID KHURRAM & AMNA 5.00 AC MOORE ESTATES SD 749.42 LOT 9 5255 RASHID KHURRAM & AMNA 1.393 AC LOT 10 420.38 MOORE ESTATES SD 5315 RINARD KEITH TIMBER RIDGE 130.01A 958.36 5316 RINARD KEITH V & TERESA K CAPON DRS 2.965 AC 337.50 TIMBER RIDGE 5390 RYAN KEVIN M & KAREN G 10.49362AC LTS 7&8 B A SEC 3 410.26 RITTERS HIDDEN VALLEY EST (CC CONS) 5423 SCHUTTE BRUCE 5.00 AC SEC 3 BLK E PCL 2 357.86 RITTERS HIDDEN VALLEY EST 5426 SEALS EVELYN S & TEDDY R II 1.62 AC TRACT 3 245.16 W SIDE CAPON RIVER 5725 THORNTON STEVEN O & SHERRI D 6.567AC LOT 8 736.76 DILLONS RUN ESTATES SD 5814 WARD WILLIAM A & 1.245 AC STATE LINE SD LOT 2 694.78 WANDA Y HAWTHORNE 5893 WILINSKI SHANE RANDELL 3.56 AC P/O LOT45 ASS'D IN WV 279.46 HUNTERS VALLEY SD 5923 WILSON MARK W & ROFFLENE B 5.173 AC TR 15 311.08 DILLONS RUN ESTATES Total For 02-CAPON 13,842.52 03-CAPON BRIDGE 6205 LOCKHART FLORA S .477 AC LOT 11 515.28 CAPON VILLAGE SD Total For 03-CAPON BRIDGE 515.28 05-GORE 6613 BELT EMILY EST & MARGIE ET ALS BRUSHY RUN 75A 790.08 W SIDE LITTLE CACAPON RD 6614 BELT EMILY EST & MARGIE ET ALS BRUSHY RUN 17A 230.86 E SIDE LITTLE CACAPON RD 6931 CECCHETTI GEORGE R 6.2694AC TRACT 31 285.44 HOPKINS LICK RUN SD 6932 CECCHETTI GEORGE R 5.2116AC TRACT 32 265.74 HOPKINS LICK RUN SD 7022 COOK LORA J DOGWOOD ACRES LOT 2 N 166.54 .286 ACRE 7053 COOPER CAROLYN 2.00 AC S OF RT 3/3 264.48 HAMPSHIRE From Year 2018 Tax Type Real Print Date 11/07/2019 John P. Alkire, Sheriff Thru Year 2018 For Office Print Time 3:30:57PM Delinquent List - September Publication As Of 11/12/2019 Page 4 of 13 Ticket Taxpayer(s) Legal Description Total Due 7190 DAVIS TED L & PAULA R 3.192 AC W SIDE OF RT 29N 375.08 7191 DAVIS TED L & PAULA R W OF 29N TRACT 5 335.88 2.838 AC 7377 FELTNER DONALD H & JACKIE E OF RT 29N TRACT 2 600.42 5.551 AC 7397 FISHEL YVONNE C .76 AC SPRING GAP 473.90 7563 GALLAGHER MELISSA M 4.844 AC LOT 4 SEC 1 671.86 CACAPON MEADOWS 7648 GOLDEN ACRES GOLDEN ACRES SEC B LOT 87 57.82 40X100 .091 AC 7649 GOLDEN ACRES GOLDEN ACRES SEC B LOT 88 57.82 40X100 .091 AC 7650 GOLDEN ACRES GOLDEN ACRES SEC C LOT 8 40X 57.82 100 .0918 AC 7653 GOLDEN ACRES INC GOLDEN ACRES SEC - F LOT 3 57.82 133X30X130X30 .090 AC 7654 GOLDEN ACRES INC GOLDEN ACRES SEC 1A LOT 135 57.82 40X100 7723 HAINES DIANIA L & 1.683 AC LOT 29A 349.12 ALEXIS L LAM FRENCHBURG ESTATES 7746 HAINES KOLBY A R & KODY A B & 1.682 AC LOT 29B 323.78 KEITH A HAINES FRENCHBURG ESTATES 7820 HAMPSHIRE ELECTRIC LLC 2.918 AC N SIDE RT 50 635.62 DA LOY RD 7904 HAULSEE ERIC S 10.294 AC LOT #20 1,208.10 TIMBERTRAILS SD PHASE III 7959 HELMAN HOLLY & .761 AC COMMON AREA 77.52 NICOLAS CARAFELLI LITTLE CACAPON BLUFFS SD 7967 HENDRICKS J FRANKLIN & GOLDEN ACRES SEC D 40X100 57.82 DARREN VACCHIO ET ALS LOT 9 .0918 AC 7968 HENDRICKS J FRANKLIN & .2888 AC GOLDEN ACRES SEC-F 61.50 DARREN VACCHIO ET ALS LOT 4- 5- 6 7969 HENDRICKS J FRANKLIN & GOLDEN ACRES SEC 1 A LOT 57 57.82 DARREN VACCHIO ET ALS 40 X 100 7970 HENDRICKS J FRANKLIN & GOLDEN ACRES SEC 1 A LOT 59 57.82 DARREN VACCHIO ET ALS 40 X 100 7978 HENRY ZOLLIE L JR .6791 AC COMB ACCT 83.16 GOLDEN ACRES SEC 1A 8161 INVINCIBLE PEACE COLONY 20.10 AC LOT #8 337.00 OF WEST VIRGINIA I LLC QUIVEY'S GROVE 8162 INVINCIBLE PEACE COLONY 20.10 AC LOT #9 750.00 OF WEST VIRGINIA I LLC QUIVEY'S GROVE 8197 JENKINS RONNIE M 2.00 AC POINTS 238.66 8198 JENKINS RONNIE M & TAMMY V E SIDE RT 5 1.50 AC 493.36 HAMPSHIRE From Year 2018 Tax Type Real Print Date 11/07/2019 John P.
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