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Unclaimed Bank Balances Unclaimed Bank Balances “Section 126 of the Banking Services Act requires the publication of the following data in a newspaper at least two (2) times over a one (1) year period.” This will give persons the opportunity to claim these monies. If these monies remain unclaimed at the end of the year, they will become a part of the revenues of the Jamaican Government. SAGICOR BANK BALANCE Name Last Transaction Date Account Number Balance Name Last Transaction Date Account Number Balance JMD JMD ALMA J BROWN 7-Feb-01 5500866545 32.86 ALMA M HENRY 31-Dec-97 5501145809 3,789.62 0150L LYNCH 13-Jun-86 5500040485 3,189.49 ALMAN ARMSTRONG 22-Nov-96 5500388252 34.27 A A R PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES CENTRE 30-Sep-97 5500073766 18,469.06 ALMANEITA PORTER 7-Nov-02 5500288665 439.42 A F FRANCIS 29-Sep-95 5500930588 23,312.81 ALMARIE HOOPER 19-Jan-98 5500472978 74.04 A H BUILDINGS JAMAICA LTD 30-Sep-93 5500137705 12,145.92 ALMENIA LEVY 27-Oct-93 5500966582 40,289.27 A LEONARD MOSES LTD 20-Nov-95 5500108993 531,889.69 ALMIRA SOARES 18-Feb-03 5501025951 12,013.42 A ROSE 13-Jun-86 5500921767 20,289.21 ALPHANSO C KENNEDY 8-Jul-02 5500622379 34,077.58 AARON H PARKE 27-Dec-02 5501088128 10,858.10 ALPHANSO LOVELACE 12-Dec-03 5500737354 69,295.14 ADA HAMILTON 30-Jan-83 5500001528 35,341.90 ALPHANSON TUCKER 10-Jan-96 5500969131 48,061.09 ADA THOMPSON 5-May-97 5500006511 9,815.70 ALPHANZO HAMILTON 12-Apr-01 5500166397 8,633.90 ADASSA DOWDEN SCHOLARSHIP 20-Jan-00 5500923328 299.66 ALPHONSO LEDGISTER 15-Feb-00 5500087945 58,725.08 ADASSA ELSON 28-Apr-99 5500071739 71.13 ALPHONSO MCPHERSON 9-Sep-91 5500040938 106,859.89 ADASSA MCLEAN 4-Jan-99 5500109493 51,071.99 ALPIN MULLINGS 5-Apr-95 5501167276 56,378.78 ADASSA RASHFORD 10-May-99 5500657369 30,719.32 ALRICA I RICHARDS 11-Apr-97 5500388244 16,318.87 ADASSA REID 13-Mar-98 5500390947 182.08 ALRINGTON MCNICHOL 14-Jan-92 5501146236 4,030.72 ADELAID DOUGLAS 10-Mar-98 5500896029 81,314.53 ALTAMONT L OLIVER 30-Sep-95 5500066298 29,930.39 ADELAIDE B DALEY 17-Dec-98 5500001088 387,327.32 ALTAMONT MILLS 10-Jan-96 5501097723 16,626.86 ADELINE BAILEY 10-Jan-96 5500963265 60,207.99 ALTHEA C ITF 9-Mar-99 5501145043 709.59 ADELINE WOODS 30-Jan-83 5500003148 2,930.02 ALTHEA CAMPBELL 15-Oct-98 5500087376 4,871.27 ADELLA DAVIS 26-Aug-02 5500649827 1,090,520.58 1 ALTHEA POWELL 22-Mar-99 5500076412 10,253.75 ADELSA FERGUSON 30-Sep-91 5500002192 24.97 ALTHEA SWAINE 24-Oct-97 5501145647 9,368.60 ADINA SMITH 13-Jun-86 5501060056 1,655.10 ALTHEA WHITTAKER 18-Aug-04 5500899818 11,156.59 ADIOUS ROSE 30-Dec-96 5500968167 22,549.05 ALTHIA WRIGHT 11-Jun-97 5500212294 27,712.55 ADOLICE FORD 5-Jan-01 5500346738 146.98 ALTON WILLIAMS 5-Oct-00 5500080541 21.64 ADOLPHUS DRAKE 13-Dec-01 5500019222 43,995.41 ALVIN A GENTLES 22-Oct-01 5501030203 344.41 ADOLPHUS HALL 4-Jun-03 5500069572 5,623.02 ALVIN ANDERSON 30-Sep-87 5500005132 489.15 ADRIAN DOUGLAS 13-Jun-86 5500920337 710,242.63 ALVIN BONNER 20-Aug-92 5500043867 3,645.74 ADRIAN MCLAREN 3-Jan-97 5500151155 153,307.86 ALVIN CLENNON 4-Sep-00 5500874734 134.37 ADRIAN MERCURIUS 14-Jul-97 5500933455 16,007.03 ALVIN DOWNEY 30-Sep-87 5500004958 4,214.70 ADRIAN PALMER 5-Dec-00 5500069726 15,240.38 ALVIN GADPAILLE (JNR) 15-Oct-98 5500294018 26,771.27 ADRIAN PATMORE 7-Aug-03 5500784597 305.22 ALVIN HAMMOND 5-May-97 5500469457 10,364.49 ADRIAN TURNER 31-May-00 5500786029 5,675.68 ALVIN JENKINS 23-Jul-01 5500546451 79,277.59 ADRITH HINDS 30-Sep-97 5500002257 77,473.99 ALVIN JOHNSTON 4-Jul-03 5500655684 6,365.71 ADVIRA M HAMILTON 12-Jun-01 5500390966 26.29 ALVIN L NELSON 30-Sep-97 5500952301 74,535.97 AFLINE SINCLAIR 30-Jan-83 5500000041 16,257.07 ALVIN SUCKOO 18-Dec-02 5500544475 29,289.44 AGATHA CAMERON 30-Sep-95 5500009634 26,464.92 ALVIN WILSON 7-Apr-98 5500388007 18,735.54 AGATHA SELLARS 30-Sep-96 5500850886 3,320.20 ALVIN YOUNG 10-Jun-03 5500112265 94,684.96 AGATHA YOUNG 20-Dec-01 5500546338 234,849.96 ALVIRA WAREHAM 23-Jun-97 5500065364 2,064.50 AGRO FRIEGHT FORWARDERS LTD 18-Dec-97 5500073332 17,258.18 AMANDA PITKIN 2-Dec-99 5500069963 28,404.10 AGRO FRIEGHT FORWARDERS LTD 29-Jan-01 5500028108 10,316.32 AMBROZINE ALLEN 27-Apr-04 5500079454 18,087.73 AGUSTAS WILLIAMS 18-Feb-02 5501151167 209.25 AMEEN SHOUCAIR 29-Apr-96 5501149162 738.32 AGUSTUS DACRES 25-Mar-03 5500394228 5,557.05 AMELIA CAMPBELL 16-Feb-01 5500263379 4,686.24 AILEEN BEPTISH 23-Feb-96 5500963346 15,350.06 AMILE DIXON 1-Feb-99 5500153492 41,502.77 AINSLEY DENNIS 12-Dec-01 5500217407 23.61 AMOS COLEMAN 24-Feb-03 5500554616 27,993.83 AINSLEY MCARTHUR 27-May-97 5500158788 17,990.02 AMOYE JAMES 26-Jan-99 5500612705 28,904.92 AIR LIFT HANDLERS 10-Jan-96 5500963044 72,369.32 AMY BOGIE 20-Nov-95 5501093108 20,357.77 AL O PALMER 16-Jan-97 5500209854 33,944.73 AMY BOLDEN 4-May-99 5500257678 8,271.25 ALAN E THOMAS 30-Sep-96 5500013658 349,398.75 AMY CHAN 13-Jun-86 5500156351 5,024.74 ALAN R WALKER 7-Jan-94 5501144427 6,111.80 AMY F WILLIAMS 9-Feb-99 5500153921 21,981.25 ALANDO L REID 20-Nov-95 5500898439 5,846.70 AMY GRACE 30-Jan-83 5500153379 539.87 ALANZO THOMPSON 30-Sep-94 5500064724 1,269.69 AMY HALL 29-Jan-01 5500028035 13,014.46 ALBERT CATO 7-Nov-02 5501167012 6,324.95 AMY J HILL 30-Sep-92 5500067348 98,682.49 ALBERT COLE 17-Sep-98 5501088546 85,026.32 AMY WILLIAMS 29-Sep-95 5500385385 20,257.23 ALBERT CREARY 24-Aug-99 5500893003 19,688.65 ANADELLE WILLIAMS 3-Apr-00 5500650542 541,313.68 ALBERT DALEY 30-Sep-87 5500004748 20,357.36 ANASTASIA BROWN 25-Jan-99 5500963858 21,772.45 ALBERT EDWARDS 13-Jan-03 5500045169 33,903.67 ANCELLA EDWARDS 22-Aug-96 5500396058 7,888.21 ALBERT GRANT 20-Nov-95 5500896592 28,632.01 ANCHOVY SPORTS LEAGUE 13-Jun-97 5500255201 6,057.86 ALBERT HANSON 30-Sep-84 5500004136 9,442.96 ANDELL HENRY 11-Oct-00 5500784794 26.23 ALBERT HIGGINS 29-Aug-01 5500294355 16,599.58 ANDRE J BRYAN 27-Aug-04 5501163181 7,261.55 ALBERT HOFFMAN 11-Jan-99 5500164548 2,186.70 ANDRE KASHWAYNE MOULTON 15-Nov-04 5500961025 755.81 ALBERT HUDSON 20-Jun-02 5500092477 3.29 ANDREA BHALAI 18-Feb-99 5500008417 309.75 ALBERT M FARQUHARSON 16-Aug-02 5500773927 265.12 ANDREA BROWN 27-Aug-01 5500020457 190.83 ALBERT M MITCHELL 6-Nov-96 5500342368 924.99 ANDREA D WILLIAMS 17-Jul-92 5500043425 11,570.20 ALBERT MCKENIZE 13-Aug-03 5500006384 73.82 ANDREA DAVIDSON 20-Apr-01 5500098882 17.64 ALBERT ROBINSON 5-Mar-98 5500529328 2,126.65 ANDREA F PARRIS 10-Jan-96 5500967627 18,742.01 ALBERT STEPHENS 30-Sep-92 5500774497 6,098.31 ANDREA GAYLE 11-Jul-00 5500618711 132.82 ALBERT WILLIAMS 27-Oct-97 5500067828 79,524.62 ANDREA GRAHAM 30-Dec-98 5500896557 19,634.94 ALBERT WILLIAMS 7-May-99 5501061095 567.03 ANDREA GREEN 10-Jan-96 5500294193 11,718.20 ALBERTHA HANNIFORD 30-Sep-97 5500078512 2,546.91 ANDREA HARPER 12-Jul-96 5500068479 5,645.53 ALBERTHA SMITH 30-Sep-96 5500070357 27,795.26 ANDREA M GAYLE 2-Oct-03 5500611296 258.81 ALDENA MILLER 10-May-99 5500650186 11,462.64 ANDREA MONTAGUE 10-Jan-96 5501097828 20,282.67 ALDERMAN MORGAN 9-Mar-99 5500209447 10,621.05 ANDREA MUIR 9-Jul-04 5500095848 802,305.57 ALDIE ELLINGTON 5-Jan-99 5500553466 150.32 ANDREA STAPLETON 19-Jul-99 5500095433 5,541.04 ALEART HARRIOTT 15-May-02 5500154324 124.79 ANDREA T HUGH SAM 12-Apr-00 5501148271 166.24 ALEXANDER DIXON 30-Sep-95 5500002184 128,193.05 ANDREA V NORRIS 24-Nov-00 5501031013 7,296.21 ALEXANDER HUTCHINSON 1-Sep-95 5500955742 48,751.93 ANDREA WASHINGTON BLACK 21-May-99 5500969317 444,545.28 ALEXANDER JORDINE 1-Sep-99 5501040845 17,604.10 ANDREA WATSON 26-Jan-01 5500970113 15,462.58 ALEXANDER LAWRENCE 28-Jan-97 5500000971 28,535.79 ANDREA WILMOT 10-Oct-00 5501143188 12,680.50 ALEXANDER ROBINSON 16-Apr-93 5500878039 1,949.95 ANDREW A DOUGLAS 30-Oct-02 5500557445 1.36 ALEXIS CHAMBERS 10-May-99 5500257913 2,742.10 ANDREW BROWN 23-Jun-00 5500023424 6.00 ALFANSO A DAVIDSON 10-Apr-03 5500289386 37,250.87 ANDREW D CAMPBELL 18-Feb-94 5501055001 26,216.27 ALFONSO A HOYES 30-Sep-87 5500066147 11,445.15 ANDREW IVERSON 20-Dec-00 5500346703 10,256.38 ALFONSO LATCHMAN 17-Nov-99 5500955653 32,964.92 ANDREW J WILLIAMS 20-Apr-98 5500617677 12.25 ALFRED CAMPBELL 25-Jun-03 5500071801 5,426.91 ANDREW LOFTERS 30-Sep-96 5500551463 7,744.51 ALFRED DOWNER 13-Sep-96 5500043999 23,376.52 ANDREW MILLER 30-Sep-94 5500144965 15,546.18 ALFRED DOWNER 30-Sep-96 5500066123 13,812.88 ANDREW P BLAIR 6-Jun-02 5500798639 52,716.44 ALFRED G JOHNSON 20-Jul-98 5500140118 286.81 ANDREW PEARCY 10-Jan-96 5500110173 26,496.69 ALFRED H SAM 24-Nov-99 5501061664 11,138.59 ANDREW R PRITCHARD 20-Nov-95 5500210151 22,211.23 ALFRED HAYLES 14-Apr-04 5500414814 8,819.34 ANDREW TURNER 14-Jul-00 5500784719 31,773.11 ALFRED JONES 4-Dec-98 5500158303 45,172.23 ANDREW V MONTGOMERY 17-Oct-00 5500967268 9,336.68 ALFRED L CAMPBELL 2-Jun-99 5500964105 19,097.07 ANEITA M HARRIS 30-Sep-97 5500000629 21,885.73 ALFRED NICHOLSON 2-Oct-96 5500967473 29,602.01 ANESTA J WHITE 3-Jul-97 5501167632 17,960.79 ALFRED POWNALL 30-Sep-97 5500072387 17,729.22 ANGELA L GAYLE 18-Aug-99 5500498357 31,437.57 ALFRED TOMLINSON 26-Feb-96 5500463556 151,226.18 ANGELA L GAYLE 7-Jun-00 5500500858 9,508.57 ALICE BERNARD 10-Sep-99 5500549647 254.52 ANGELA MARTIN 20-Nov-95 5500966876 15,397.31 ALICE HOLMES 30-Jul-03 5501082424 97,717.73 ANGELA MCLAUGHLIN 12-Jun-98 5500614128 418,038.77 ALICE M WILLIAMS 30-Jan-83 5500002656 12,707.91 ANGELA MURRAY 22-May-03 5500163463 26.85 ALICE MATTOCKS 20-Aug-03 5500897742 7,478.94 ANGELA PARKS 30-Apr-98 5500615003 12.14 ALICE THOMAS 30-Sep-96 5500070112 229.57 ANGELA RICHARDS 30-Sep-95 5500002826 19,591.18 ALICIA M CUNNINGHAM 3-Apr-02 5500924324 12,752.24 ANGELA ROWE 31-Oct-94 5500201737 16,387.86 ALICIA SUMMERBELL 13-Apr-99
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