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Report Generated: 08/13/2021 Report Generated: 08/13/2021 Bill# YearType Owner Name Property Address2 Amount Due 8/13/2021 418 2020R AHART DENNIS ESTATE & PATRICIA 17-36-4 100X142 3700 BENTON RD 176.39 455 2020R ALBRITTEN JAMES ESTATE 1989 DOUBLE WIDE 27 X 64 MOBIL 597.84 465 2020R ALDERDICE ANN 19-20B-33 WILMINGTON CHILES S 1157.64* Pending * 484 2020R ALEXANDER ANNA ESTATE 4-26-10 42 X 165 1120 SO 8TH S 62.20 500 2020R ALEXANDER CAROL 20-20-57 WHEELER CITY EAST L12 59.29 557 2020R ALEXANDER W D & BOBBY & MARGAR 2-12-10 57 X 81 314 OHIO L1 2 66.96 588 2020R ALLCOCK PATRICIA 2012 CATALINA BY COACHMAN CAMP 148.53 641 2020R ALLEN FREDERICK B 11-35-32 40 X 175 1133 NORTH 1 62.20 673 2020R ALLEN MICHAEL PAGE 11-48-11 50 X 180 NO 11TH ST L 59.18 674 2020R ALLEN MICHAEL PAGE SR 11-35-31 40 X 175 1135 NO 12TH 217.46 675 2020R ALLEN MICHAEL PAGE SR 11-35-23A 1258 & 1260 FLOURNOY 281.97 676 2020R ALLEN MIKE 1998 16X80 FLEETWOOD 202.59* Pending * 790 2020R AMOS JOHN 11-14-8 49 X 200 1063 NO 7TH S 62.20 858 2020R ANDERSON LINDA SUE 17-20A-4 IRG TR 610 PRINCE ST 783.99 881 2020R ANDERSON ROBERT ESTATE 11-13-9 48 X 100 1014 NO 7TH S 56.14 948 2020R ANTHONY THOMAS STAN 3-49-14 45 X 165 417 NO 12TH S 64.67 981 2020R APPERSON JEREMY & HANEY KAYLA 20-47-18B 20C 2.21 AC FISHER R 622.48 1000 2020R ARANT RICHARD 1984 PRESIDENT 14 X 70 MOBILE 150.19 1115 2020R ARMSTRONG SAM 19-33-4 4 AC COLD SPRINGS RD 211.43 1125 2020R ARNETT JOE 17-39-3 102X200 2950 CLARKS RI 88.01* Pending * 1126 2020R ARNETT JOE 21-45-38A 1.484 AC HUSBAND RD 202.59 1127 2020R ARNETT JOE 21-45-38B 2.06 AC HUSBAND RD T 505.57 1128 2020R ARNETT JOE 21-39B-6 163X494X200X459 HUSBA 128.88 1130 2020R ARNETT JOE 21-45A-19 2.4 AC FRANKLIN PLAC 277.31* Pending * 1131 2020R ARNETT JOE S 21-39B-8 158 X 222 HUSBANDS RD 592.37 1132 2020R ARNETT JOSEPH STANTON 6-36-3 80 X 139 813 MAIN ST L1 65.27 1166 2020R ARNOLD MERLE 1983 PACESETTER 24 X 52 MOBILE 249.38 1169 2020R ARNOLD RUBY 2-45-4 30 X 105 728 SO 11TH ST 59.18 1208 2020R ARWOOD HOLLY 2002 FLEETWOOD 24 X 41 374.22 1397 2020R AVERITT KATELIN R 2-46-60 55 X 160 1009 OSCAR CR 68.33 1496 2020R BACKER KATIE M EST 4-41-22 30 X 90 BACHMAN ST 56.14 1498 2020R BACON GABE 19-20-11 90X100X105X150 WEST P 69.85 1506 2020R BADETT EARL 1985 MH ATLANTA CON 14 X 70 71.95 1553 2020R BAILEY MARY 2-46-27 62X160 1111OSCAR CROSS 62.20 1578 2020R BAKER BENJAMIN 24-13-8C 4.001 AC POWERS RD 96.14 1616 2020R BAKER JOSH 18-10B-10 101X225X235 5345 HEN 293.76 1634 2020R BAKER TINA 1992 FLEETWOOD 16 X 66 256.65 1662 2020R BALLARD CODY DWAYNE 17-48-3 65X222 210 HOOVER AVE 374.56 1722 2020R BANKS MARVIN 1972 ZENITH 12 X 60 MOBILE HOM 88.09 1723 2020R BANKS MARVIN L 21-27-46 50 X 151 442 LANE RD 178.62 1815 2020R BARNES LARRY 23-38-28 .91 AC HUSTON RD 268.10 1817 2020R BARNES LEONA EST 4-29-39 40 X 144 637 MCKINLEY 65.27 Bill# YearType Owner Name Property Address2 Amount Due 8/13/2021 1865 2020R BARRETT WAYNE E 8-2D-5 6 824 JOE BRYAN DR L19 62.20 1887 2020R BARTLETT SHERRY E 2-38-7 6 80 X 140 808 WALTER J 224.73 1893 2020R BARTON RICHARD JR 1986 ATLANTIC 14 X 66 181.97 1897 2020R BARTON WALTER III 21-54-3 115X288 2730 LOVE-FLOR 603.05 1905 2020R BASKIN VIRGINIA ESTATE 2-49-40 39 79 X 164 707-709 SO 223.54 1923 2020R BASTIDA JOHN 1987 MOBILE HOME 14 X 70 C/A 153.89 1940 2020R BATTOE CARRI R 1977 NATIONAL 14 X 66 MOBILE H 137.09 1941 2020R BATTOE CARRI R 17-22-12 IRG TR 3306 BENTON RD 79.76 1949 2020R BAUCUM JOHN 1970 UNKNOWN 12 X 46 MOBILE HO 71.55 2033 2020R BEARD DANIEL R 4-46-4 40 X 150 1419 WALTER JE 144.41 2073 2020R BEASLEY DEBORAH 2001 8X28 TIMBERLAND 62.82 2087 2020R BEAUCHAMP PAUL & LUCY 20-2-25C 2.84 AC INGLESIDE RD 229.65 2187 2020R BELL DENNIS 1992 SUNSHINE 24 X 52 MOBILE H 325.42 2189 2020R BELL DON 3-37-18 50 X 160 1021 HARRISON 59.18 2191 2020R BELL DONALD R & MAURICE D 11-33A-10 50 X 185 1353 NO 10T 196.13 2196 2020R BELL ELLIS ESTATE 12-8-9 50X165 1330 LANGSTAFF L 62.20 2232 2020R BELL RANARD 8-8-24 25 80 X 120 2201 S 28TH 62.20 2330 2020R BENBERRY MATTIE ESTATE 11-14-5 94 X 200 1118 NO 8TH S 65.27 2346 2020R BENN HAROLD ESTATE 3-36-9 50 X 160 1010 HARRISON 56.14 2419 2020R BERRY LARRY E ESTATE 21-16C-21 6.092 AC MCNEIL ALSI 343.12 2505 2020R BIDDLE LIZZIE & SHANK 17-50-85 88X20X128X36X130 MEAD 59.30 2515 2020R BIG TEN IMPROVEMENT CO 11-13-18 37 X 200 1015 NO 6TH 56.14 2518 2020R BIGGERS ROBERT 1995 SPIRAL 16 X 76 MOBILE HOM 379.13 2574 2020R BIRDSONG JERRY 1962 10X46 DETROITER 56.14 2705 2020R BLAKEMORE NIKKI 1993 16X72 NORTHRIVER 148.53 2723 2020R BLANKS RICHARD 12-9-5 60 X 165 1325 LANGSTAFF 62.20 2743 2020R BLEDSOE EARNEST 11-2-1 70X76 812 NO 6TH ST L28 65.87 2825 2020R BOAZ ANNE ROYSTER ESTATE 23-18-8 80X150X64X151 4812 EPP 128.88 2887 2020R BOLDRY JANET M ESTATE 20-30-1C 90 X 406 METROPOLIS L 128.72 2908 2020R BOLTE CHRIS 1995 14X66 REFLECTION 170.40 2913 2020R BOLTE KRIS 1997 16 X 70 MID AMERICA 183.54 2964 2020R BONILLA ALMA ROSA 1973 MH MARION 14 X 60 59.18 2965 2020R BONILLA ALMA ROSA 1978 NORRIS 12 X 65 MH 61.62 2979 2020R BOONE JAMES & DAWN 11-50-36 20 X 114 1211 SALEM A 65.27 3002 2020R BORGIA CHRISTOPHER 20-7-6A 184X236 JOPPA LANDING 145.92 3003 2020R BORGIA JOHN F ESTATE 20-7-6B 2 AC JOPPA LANDING RD 161.16 3086 2020R BOWERMAN LINDA ESTATE 21-42-7 88 X 1229 OAKS RD 253.37 3148 2020R BOWLING ROGER 1982 MELODY HOMES 14 X 70 150.19 3246 2020R BRADFORD HETTIE 4-28-9 40 X 139 1330 SO 8TH ST 62.20 3268 2020R BRADLEY CAROL 10-32-7 50 X 150 1116 HILL ST 65.27 3270 2020R BRADLEY DANNY 23-7-5 100X185 BAILEY SUB DIV 440.06 3277 2020R BRADLEY JUDITH ROSE 11-9-9 40 X 197 827 N 6TH ST L 56.14 3339 2020R BRANDSTETTER THOMAS R 8-1A-4 50X167X25X46X147 2002 J 366.60* Pending * Bill# YearType Owner Name Property Address2 Amount Due 8/13/2021 3376 2020R BRANTLEY PHILLIP J ESTATE 2-37-4 31 X 170 818 TENNESSEE 65.27 3421 2020R BRAZZELL TRACY 21-50-32F 1.0001 AC COUNTY LIN 425.37 3527 2020R BRIAN NED & CHRISTY 17-2-1B 356 X 526 VASSEUR ST 374.56 3528 2020R BRIAN NED G & CHRISTY 23-14-31 100 X 165 231 ANITA D 1376.86* Pending * 3589 2020R BRILES MARY O ESTATE 2-46A-4 IRG TR 13TH & TENN ST 62.20 3591 2020R BRINDLEY BRANDY 11-48-29 50 X 150 1724 NO 11TH 148.67 3633 2020R BROADY MILDRED LOUISE 3-11-11 57 X 165 817 CLARK ST 62.20 3694 2020R BROOKS TIFFANY M 2-42-6 40 X 170 1010 TENNESSEE 101.79 3781 2020R BROWN JAMES DEAN 17-9-36A 50 X 100 103 SO KENTU 178.02 3803 2020R BROWN KAROLYN 8-29-12 50 X 150 2513 OHIO L8 77.43 3857 2020R BROWN RAYMOND LARRY 6-52-1 IRG LT 2707 BRIDGE ST 83.53 3871 2020R BROWN REVA 21-16-8B 120X140 HOUSER RD 88.09 3872 2020R BROWN RHODA ESTATE 9-34-8 160 X 155 1817 BLOOM AV 65.27 3916 2020R BROYLES CHARLES V & ANNA N 17-18-23 151X250 604 MILLIKEN 353.26 3937 2020R BRULEE SOPHIA 1-43-19 43 X 160 628 NO 6TH ST 83.53 3938 2020R BRUMLEY LISA D 17-17-18 67X251X67X249 1143 OA 145.25 3968 2020R BRYANT JEFFREY C & GLORIA 5-26-14 IRG TR 2003 YEISER ST 214.44 3982 2020R BRYCE PETERS FINANCIAL CORPORA 2-45-32 35X165 701 SO 11TH ST 62.20 3986 2020R BUCHANAN ANDREW & HEATHER 10-50-15 14 100 X 160 1117 MIL 394.00 4052 2020R BUFFINGTON DEBRA 2-41-4 5 91 X 165 424-26 WALTE 67.06* Pending * 4056 2020R BUFORD GREGORY 5-41-2 60 X 130 439 WOODS AVE 107.88 4083 2020R BUNCH BRADLEY & CHRYSTAL 8-13-26 80 X 120 2404 BARNETT 62.20 4095 2020R BUNDREN JOE 1996 CHANDLEUR 16 X 76 MOBILE 176.39 4096 2020R BUNDREN JOSEPH HENRY 17-26-14 50 X 150 3610 COOK ST 120.69 4107 2020R BUNTIN CHRISTOPHER & MOORE SHA 23-37-31 2.57 AC EAGLE NEST DR 341.81* Pending * 4109 2020R BUNYAN CHARLIE 5-29-5 40 X 150 226 ASHBROOK A 70.15 4183 2020R BURGESS TIMOTHY 17-28-4C 100X150 3920 COOK ST 857.70 4185 2020R BURGIN DANIEL PAUL 5-44-8 9 80 X 130 1905-1907 HE 68.33 4188 2020R BURKE SHAWN 16-44A-19 HALEHAVEN SUB DIV L2 61.95 4190 2020R BURKEEN JOHNNY B & SHEILA E 17-20E-14 50X165 439 MILLIKEN 954.89* Pending * 4301 2020R BURNS KENNETH ESTATE 19-4A-25 MARY ACRES SUB DIV L1 112.37 4364 2020R BUSH RODGER 1993 DUTCH MOBILE HOME 28 X 60 553.69 4376 2020R BUTLER BOBBIE 2-46-21-23 112 X 165 SO 11TH L 68.33 4394 2020R BUTLER MILTON RAYMOND ESTATE 3-38-3 48 X 165 1030 PARK AVE 147.42 4396 2020R BUTLER SHAUL 1988 SUNSHINE 14 X 70 152.25 4549 2020R CALDWELL GEORGE & MASON 21-1-61 3.34 AC FISHER RD 211.43 4573 2020R CALHOUN CLARA 2-16-16 88 X 110 SO 4TH ST 63.42 4741 2020R CANTRELL ROBERT ESTATE & MABLE 11-29-18 33X150 1117 BOYD PT L 217.46 4769 2020R CAPPS DANNY 21-51-2D 54X78X72X26X234X131X3 104.58 4822 2020R CARLSON OSCAR T 1994 CARRIAGE HOMES 16 X 76 MO 295.44 4841 2020R CARNEAL CHAPEL CHURCH 19-2-20 1 AC GRAHAMVILLE 210.45 4842 2020R CARNEAL J PAUL & MARY E ESTATE 22-8-5 40 X 150 DAVIS AVE L13 56.14 4942 2020R CARROLL BILLY JOE & BETTY L 1990 NORTHRIDGE 28X78 546.69 Bill# YearType Owner Name Property Address2 Amount Due 8/13/2021 4947 2020R CARROLL GEORGE H & VIRGINIA S 4-4-15 57 X 163 1121 SOUTH 3RD 107.88 4957 2020R CARROLL JEREMY T & TANA M 2000 SUNSHINE 15 X 76 MOBILE H 250.94 4982 2020R CARRUTHERS JACQUELYN FIELDS 12-22-20 50X165 1461 ATKINS PT 229.64 4984 2020R CARRUTHERS LENNIE ESTATE 4-35-15 40 X 150 808 BACHMAN 62.20 5001 2020R CARTER DAVID 1988 14X80 SPIRAL MOBILE HOME 130.52 5032 2020R CARTER RODNEY 20-8A-1-6 300X80 FORRESTDALE S 259.48* Pending * 5163 2020R CASTLEBERRY MICHAEL L ESTATE 17-2-68 68C IRG TR SUNSET DR 187.84 5165 2020R CASTLEMAN STEPHEN R & ETALS 2-44-9 38 X 160 1212 TENNESSEE 68.33 5355 2020R CHAMBERS STEVEN L 11-47-4 IRG TR 1519 NO 11TH ST 65.27 5381 2020R CHAMPION DONNA KAY 1974 FESTIVAL 24 X 60 177.75 5389 2020R CHAMPION VINCENT I 21-18A-66A 140 X 110 HUSBAND R 128.88 5543 2020R CHILDERS JEREMY DEAN & ANGELA 19-9-26 58 X 180 METROPOLIS LA 403.33 5545 2020R CHILDERS LINDA 9-42-12 13 LINCOLN HEIGHTS
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