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Properties Available for Claim by County 01/27/2020 Properties Available For Claim By County LAUDERDALE Property ID Owner Name Street 1 Street 2 City ST ZIP Amount Shares 3453785 1 TG CONSULTING LLC 2210 9TH ST MERIDIAN MS 39301 $82.93 0.00 3562871 1ST FRANKLIN FINANCIAL 8841 4820 POPLAR SPRINGS DR SUITE C P O BOX 3155 MERIDIAN MS 39305 $72.00 0.00 1991378 39 AUTO SALES LLC 3125 5TH AVE MERIDIAN MS 39301 $70.47 0.00 2025194 5TH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 2530 HIGHWAY 45 N MERIDIAN MS 39301-1765 $279.20 0.00 2025194 5TH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 2530 HIGHWAY 45 N MERIDIAN MS 39301-1765 $279.20 0.00 1906634 8TH STR FOOD MART 2816 8TH STR MERIDIAN MS 39301 $270.64 0.00 1535198 A & B ELECTRIC CO INC EMPLOYEE PROFIT SHARC/O JAMES ALEXANDER & HENRYP BURNS O BOX SR2808 TTE MERIDIAN MS 39302- $352.00 0.00 4091516 A & J RACING AND REPAIRS 2915 16TH STE 5 MERIDIAN MS 39301 $61.08 0.00 3101543 A 1 AUTO GLASS 420 FRONT STREET EXT MERIDIAN MS 39301 $444.17 0.00 4030103 A A XPRESS 02 1500 HIGHWAY 11S MERIDIAN MS 39307 $99.00 0.00 2359212 A D UNKNOWN PO BOX 5002 MERIDIAN MS 39301 $165.34 0.00 1836153 A G EDWARDS AND SONS INC 2101 5TH ST MERIDIAN MS 39301-5131 $60.25 0.00 1795701 A G EDWARDS SONS INC PO BOX 234 MARION MS 39342 $27.74 7.00 1795702 A G EDWARDS SONS INC PO BOX 234 MARION MS 39342 $11.92 3.00 2213824 A PLUS LAWN C/O MARLON SPARKS 3617 39TH ST MERIDIAN MS 39305 $340.00 0.00 1701742 A TOUCH OF ELEGANCE 900 23RD AVE MERIDIAN MS 39301-5017 $1,500.00 0.00 1488173 A-20 4640 POPLAR SPRINGS DR MERIDIAN MS 39305-2623 $66.31 10.00 3854827 A1 AUTO GLASS 420 FRONT ST EXT MERIDIAN MS 39301 $123.27 0.00 3103633 A1 AUTO GLASS 420 FRONT STREET EXT MERIDIAN MS 39301-4501 $208.65 0.00 3137536 AALIYAH RUSSELL 4607 PAULDING ST MERIDIAN MS 39307 $82.00 0.00 2511054 AARP RE R HEICH 4728 HWY 39 NO MERIDIAN MS 39301 $239.37 0.00 4229607 ABAD ISRAEL FELIPE 4315 HIGHWAY 39 NORTH MERIDIAN MS 39301 $456.70 0.00 2954117 ABBASI DARAKHSHAN 4501 HWY 39 N APT 11B MERIDIAN MS 39301 $50.00 0.00 2615758 ABBY L WARD 835 PONTA HILLS RD MERIDIAN MS 39305-8891 $79.59 0.00 2187804 ABDELKHALE BASSAM 4609 BROADMOOR DR APT 391 MERIDIAN MS 39305 $104.06 0.00 4237859 ABDUL WALLY 4508 9TH AVE MERIDIAN MS 39305 $0.00 1,000.00 4237860 ABDUL WALLY 4508 9TH AVE MERIDIAN MS 39305 $0.00 1,000.00 1909873 ABEL MYRTLE T 4916 SHUMATE RD APT F2 MERIDIAN MS 39305 $1,000.00 0.00 1987006 ABERNETHY EARL D JR 5138 ALAMUCHAWHYNOT RD MERIDIAN MS 39301 $74.59 0.00 1134908 ABLES CHARLES ROLAND OR DEWEY E ABLES OR LILLIAN ABLES MERIDIAN MS 39301 $71.75 0.00 1631400 ABLES RACHEL 4814 37TH AVE MERIDIAN MS 39305-2523 $149.43 0.00 3848982 ABNEY CAROLYN 1724 10TH AVE MERIDIAN MS 39301-3403 $249.00 0.00 1048026 ABOTT ROWENA 525 31ST AV APT B MERIDIAN MS 39301 $50.00 0.00 4091549 ABOUT TIME PROMOTIONS 1455 PINE DR S MERIDIAN MS 39301 $299.71 0.00 1423978 ABRAMS WILLIAM 3800 HWY 45 NORTH MERIDIAN MS 39301- $100.00 0.00 2775025 ABSTON MECHANICAL LLC 2211 HWY 45 NORTH MERIDIAN MS 39301 $69.43 0.00 3564172 ABSTON WILLIAM R 9321 MORGAN RD MERIDIAN MS 39307 $329.15 0.00 1 P:\UPS2000\Report\MS_PropertiesAvailableForClaimByCountY.rpt 01/27/2020 Properties Available For Claim By County LAUDERDALE Property ID Owner Name Street 1 Street 2 City ST ZIP Amount Shares 3401670 ABSTON WILLIAM R 9321 MORGAN RD MERIDIAN MS 39307 $1,107.87 0.00 4005869 ABSTON WILLIAM R 9321 MORGAN ROAD MERIDIAN MS 39307 $722.71 0.00 4576009 ABSTON WILLIAM R 9321 MORGAN ROAD MERIDIAN MS 39307 $910.72 0.00 1994137 ABSTON WILLIAM R 9321 MORGAN RD MERIDIAN MS 39307 $218.68 0.00 3602010 ABSTON WILLIAM R 9321 MORGAN ROAD MERIDIAN MS 39307 $675.47 0.00 2347995 ABSTON WILLIAM R 9321 MORGAN RD MERIDIAN MS 39307 $537.09 0.00 2559049 ABSTON WILLIAM R 9321 MORGAN RD MERIDIAN MS 39307 $946.81 0.00 2108812 ABSTON WILLIAM R 9321 MORGAN ROAD MERIDIAN MS 39307 $490.62 0.00 3115113 ABSTON WILLIAM R 9321 MORGAN ROAD MERIDIAN MS 39307 $483.69 0.00 1570517 ACE AUTO GLASS P O BOX 407 MERIDIAN MS 39301- $381.48 0.00 4165436 ACE MISS CORR FAC WACKENHUT 10641 HIGHWAY 80 W MERIDIAN MS 39307-9256 $136.21 0.00 3894620 ACHARYYA AMRITA 2705 1 2 45TH STREET APT B10 MERIDIAN MS 39305 $621.63 0.00 5799 ACME FINANCE 2212 9TH STREET MERIDIAN MS 39301 $134.32 0.00 4108827 ACOCELLA MARK 9801 GRISSOM ROAD BAILEY MS 39320 $235.52 0.00 4108827 ACOCELLA VALERIE 9801 GRISSOM ROAD BAILEY MS 39320 $235.52 0.00 1309256 ACTON PARTICIA PO BOX 1191 JACKSON MS 39302 $167.41 0.00 3402465 ADAM C WRIGHT 3107 PARKWAY BLVD MERIDIAN MS 39305 $233.00 0.00 3402664 ADAM MITCHELL 100 JAMES E CHANEY DR MERIDIAN MS 39307 $6,432.75 0.00 2299116 ADAM NEWELL 10800 WILDCAT RD COLLINSVILLE MS 39325 $100.00 0.00 2911304 ADAMS ALICE B C/O VICKEY R COBB PO BOX 25 LAUDERDALE MS 39335-0025 $1,896.59 0.00 1544839 ADAMS ALICE B C/O VICKEY R COBB PO BOX 25 LAUDERDALE MS 39335-0020 $337.31 18.26 1639880 ADAMS ALLISSON N 3466 GRANDVIEW AVE MERIDIAN MS 39305 $102.00 0.00 1907632 ADAMS APRIL 211 58TH AVE MERIDIAN MS 39307 $81.89 0.00 2876210 ADAMS ARTHUR 3926 12TH ST MERIDIAN MS 39307 $1,659.23 0.00 2876225 ADAMS ARTHUR 3926 12TH ST MERIDIAN MS 39307 $877.46 0.00 3471368 ADAMS CARRIE 920 35TH AVE MERIDIAN MS 39301 $307.19 0.00 3848970 ADAMS ED 2647 ST JOHN ST MERIDIAN MS 39301 $249.00 0.00 1070161 ADAMS ERVIN E 2517 31ST AVE MERIDIAN MS 39301 $511.20 0.00 2425742 ADAMS FRANCES L 2213 33RD AVENUE MERIDIAN MS 39301 $437.31 0.00 2552081 ADAMS J S SR 1925 12TH AVE MERIDIAN MS 39301 $51.53 0.00 2552081 ADAMS J S SR 1925 12TH AVE MERIDIAN MS 39301 $51.53 0.00 2552025 ADAMS JEANETTE 912 14TH ST MERIDIAN MS 39301 $3,459.35 0.00 3536280 ADAMS JESSIE M 3926 12TH ST MERIDIAN MS 39307 $1,000.00 0.00 4031957 ADAMS JONATHAN E 9430 WHIPPOORWILL RD MERIDIAN MS 39307 $89.37 0.00 2876210 ADAMS LULU 3926 12TH ST MERIDIAN MS 39307 $1,659.23 0.00 2516035 ADAMS MELISSA D 9430 WHIPPORRWILL RD MERIDIAN MS 39307 $137.81 0.00 1603750 ADAMS MINNIE 5505 FISH LODGE ROAD MERIDIAN MS 39307 $55.62 0.00 2 P:\UPS2000\Report\MS_PropertiesAvailableForClaimByCountY.rpt 01/27/2020 Properties Available For Claim By County LAUDERDALE Property ID Owner Name Street 1 Street 2 City ST ZIP Amount Shares 3163850 ADAMS NEBRAZY 854 HARPER RD MERIDIAN MS 39301-8997 $162.00 0.00 2229274 ADAMS NORMAN MERIDIAN MS 39301 $682.00 0.00 2981598 ADAMS NORMAN 3926 12TH ST MERIDIAN MS 39307 $368.00 0.00 1044370 ADAMS PHILIP 4609 BROADMOOR DR APT 393 MERIDIAN MS 39301 $108.66 0.00 1770827 ADAMS RICKEY 10415 RABBIT RD #47 LAUDERDALE MS 39335 $98.93 0.00 2887796 ADAMS RUSSELL 2945 HWY 496 MERIDIAN MS 39301 $50.63 0.00 1577616 ADAMS SCOTT 1801 FULLER RD SUITE A 01 MERIDIAN MS 39309 $100.00 0.00 2354931 ADAMS TERESI 4807 5TH ST MERIDIAN MS 39307 $51.99 0.00 3689234 ADAMS TIMOTHY 4400 RUBUSH DR MERIDIAN MS 39307 $487.00 0.00 1366332 ADAMS WILLIE E P O BOX 425 COLLINSVILLE MS 39325- $107.00 0.00 4045159 ADCOCK ADANA K 8694 W PARKWAY N LAUDERDALE MS 39335-8502 $62.54 0.00 4045159 ADCOCK JOHN 8694 W PARKWAY N LAUDERDALE MS 39335-8502 $62.54 0.00 3881667 ADCOCK JOHN A 9180 HILLCREST DR LAUDERDALE MS 39335-9336 $115.50 0.00 4568915 ADCOCK JOHN A SR 8694 W PARKWAY N LAUDERDALE MS 39335-8502 $360.00 0.00 3593185 ADCOCK MICHAEL D 1551 47TH AVENUE MERIDIAN MS 39307-5419 $71.84 0.00 2890440 ADDY MATTHEW WAYNE 976 CR 473 MERIDIAN MS 39301 $110.09 0.00 3059751 ADEOSUN ANTHONY K 455 EASTWOOD ST MERIDIAN MS 39305-9619 $129.01 0.00 3059708 ADEOSUN ANTHONY K 455 EASTWOOD ST MERIDIAN MS 39305-9619 $0.00 3.00 3059739 ADEOSUN ANTHONY K 455 EASTWOOD ST MERIDIAN MS 39305-9619 $21.24 67.09 3059740 ADEOSUN ANTHONY K 455 EASTWOOD ST MERIDIAN MS 39305-9619 $369.13 86.70 4575240 ADKINS DONALD J 952 D OAK CIRCLE MERIDIAN MS 39305 $2,507.82 0.00 2735034 ADKINS JOSEPH J 5605 O AVE MERIDIAN MS 39305 $11.30 8.00 3659511 ADKINS LEILA 6240 13TH AVE MERIDAN MS 39305-1253 $100.00 0.00 3659687 ADKINS LEILA 6240 13TH AVE MERIDAN MS 39305-1253 $100.00 0.00 2743717 ADLER DONALD H 2415 8TH ST STE A MERIDIAN MS 39301 $392.00 0.00 3050032 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES C/O ATTN FRANK DAVIDSON CORP OF AMERICA INC MERIDIAN MS 39301 $53.16 0.00 3441001 ADRIAN D JONES 2334 FRONT ST MERIDIAN MS 39301 $198.00 0.00 3134028 ADRIENNE B HARFORD 9484 ELTON JOYNER RD COLLINSVILLE MS 39325 $217.00 0.00 2827402 ADRIENNE D RUFFIN 1318 19TH ST APT H3 MERIDIAN MS 39301-3369 $250.00 0.00 2083733 ADVANCED SOFTWARE SE 1902 FRONT ST # 210 MERIDIAN MS 39301 $100.00 0.00 2904820 AFFORDABLE HOMES LLC 3752 S FLORA DRIVE LAUDERDALE MS 39335 $50.00 0.00 3398899 AFTER HOURS DENTAL CLINIC II 2310 4TH ST STE B MERIDIAN MS 39301 $178.60 0.00 3673077 AFTER HOURS DENTAL CLINIC II INC 2310 4TH ST JACQUELYN HUNTER DDS MERIDIAN MS 39301 $66.40 0.00 2961023 AGEE KEDERIAN D 1123 30TH AVE MERIDAN MS 39301 $216.50 0.00 2414155 AGNEW CAROLYN LYNETTE 3425 COUNTRY LN MERIDIAN MS 39301-8387 $59.81 0.00 4158743 AGUIRRE CYNTHIA PO BOX 142 COLLINSVILLE MS 39325 $138.10 0.00 4140385 AHMED MURAAD 6218 OAKLAND HEIGHTS ST MERIDIAN MS 39307-5757 $59.57 0.00 3 P:\UPS2000\Report\MS_PropertiesAvailableForClaimByCountY.rpt 01/27/2020 Properties Available For Claim By County LAUDERDALE Property ID Owner Name Street 1 Street 2 City ST ZIP Amount Shares 2195447 AHMIE T L SEC TREAS UTU 584 PO BOX 108 MERIDIAN MS 39302 $221.00 0.00 1424067 AIKEN DURWARD W 6600 POPLAR SPRINGS DR #307 MERIDIAN MS 39305- $58.22 0.00 4506708 AIKENS CLEVELAND 8425 POPLAR SPRINGS DR MERIDIAN MS 39305 $153.60 0.00 1904874 AIRPARK MEDICAL CLINIC MEDICAL FOUNDATION INC MERIDIAN MS 39302 $67.92 0.00 3473038 AKERS JOHN 3914 POPULAR SPRINGS DR APT 28 MERIDDIAN MS 39305 $150.00 0.00 2299129 AKIN 10415 RABBIT RD LOT 61 LAUDERDALE MS 39335 $50.00 0.00 2851721 AKIN JAMES C JR 4640 POPLAR SPRINGS DR APT A12 MERIDIAN MS 39305-2640 $123.00 0.00 1754827 AKIN STEPHANIE 1685 HIGHWAY 19 N COLLINSVILLE MS 39325--961 $390.75 0.00 1825181 AKINES MARY 3708 10TH ST MERIDIAN MS 39301 $236.36 0.00 2213903 AKINES MARY L 48-2801 CHANDLER ST MERIDIAN MS 39301 $97.73 0.00 2044107 AKINS CHARLES M P.O.
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