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Effingham Expanded Owner Index Sorted by Map/Lot/Sub Owner Map Lot Sub Location Use Acres Cards Land Buildings Total BARTER, GRACE D. 000101 000001 000000 219 BAILEY ROAD 1F RES W 0.240 1 300,100 144,000 444,100 TRUSTEE OF THE GRACE D. BARTER TRUST 219 BAILEY ROAD EFFINGHAM, NH 03882-8613 FAILL, CAROL E. 000101 000003 000000 13 SENTER LANE 1F RES W 0.370 1 300,100 140,900 441,000 456 WOODSTOCK RD WOODSTOCK, VT 05091 TRENHOLM-BLOND, KENNETH 000101 000005 000000 15 SENTER LANE 1F RES W 0.120 1 216,800 80,200 297,000 191 PORCUPINE CIRCLE SALEM, MA 03079 WADEN, MICHAEL D. 000101 000006 000000 17 SENTER LANE 1F RES W 0.110 1 213,400 58,000 271,400 94 HOBBS RD PELHAM, NH 03076 CANTARA, DONNA 000101 000007 000000 19 SENTER LANE 1F RES W 0.110 1 213,300 44,100 257,400 CANTARA, THOMAS P. 312 WESTFORD RD TYNGSBORO, MA 01879 DENNISON, NEAL O. 000101 000008 000000 21 SENTER LANE 1F RES W 0.230 1 266,700 66,500 333,200 SHULMAN, LYNN S. CAFARO, LAURIE J. 2768 HICKORY STREET YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, NY 10598 PORANZINSKI, JOSEPH WALTER 000101 000009 000000 25 LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES W 0.350 1 294,900 76,600 371,500 PORANZINSKI, LORI ANN 35 WILLIAM AVENUE BRADFORD, MA 01835 VYE, TUCKER 000101 000010 000000 19 LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES W 0.270 1 280,200 105,700 385,900 VYE-SCHUMAN, MINDY TRUSTEES OF THE VYE FAMILY TRUST 304 FOX RUN RD HUDSON, NH 03051 WILKINS, JACK L. 000101 000011 000000 30 LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES W 0.130 1 58,700 900 59,600 WILKINS, BARBARA PO BOX 180 EFFINGHAM, NH 03882 SHRAMEK, MATTHEW J. 000101 000012 000000 27 LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES W 0.120 1 218,400 148,700 367,100 SHRAMEK, DIANE C. 35 RAYMOND ROAD NOTTINGHAM, NH 03290 Printed: 12/01/2020 8:24:55 am Report Based On All Records in Database. Page 1 of 158 Owner Map Lot Sub Location Use Acres Cards Land Buildings Total DEVITTORI JOHN L.-TRUSTEE 000101 000013 000000 29 LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES W 0.110 1 227,900 60,300 288,200 DEVITTORI, LESLEY-TRUSTEE DEVITTORI FAMILY REVOCABLE TRUST OF 2017 70 B ESKER ROAD HAMPTON, NH 03842 DEVITTORI, JOHN-TRUSTEE 000101 000014 000000 31 LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES W 0.110 1 213,400 22,500 235,900 DEVITTORI, LESLEY A.-TRUSTEE DEVITTORI FAMILY REVOCABLE TRUST OF 2017 70 B ESKER ROAD HAMPTON, NH 03842 WESTENHOEFER FAMILY LIVNG TRST 000101 000015 000000 35 LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES W 0.110 1 160,000 46,100 206,100 C/O G&D WESTENHOEFFER, TRUSTEE 5460 N ROSEDALE CIR BEVERLY HILLS , FL 34465 BROWN, GEORGE A.-TRUSTEE 000101 000016 000000 37 LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES W 0.140 1 244,900 62,300 307,200 GEORGE A BROWN REVOCABLE TRUST 29 OLD LEE RD NEWFIELDS, NH 03856 LIDOJEN REALTY TRUST 000101 000017 000000 39 LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES W 0.190 1 260,100 110,100 370,200 C/O ANN W. GREENLEAF -TRUSTEE 14 OCEAN ST MANCHESTER, MA 01944 CRAIG, NANCY C. 000101 000018 000000 OFF LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES 5.600 1 17,800 0 17,800 47 FIELDSTONE DRIVE DOVER, NH 03820 TERRONI, DIANE R. 000101 000019 000000 LINCOLN STREET 1F RES 0.170 1 1,000 0 1,000 188 BUCKSHIRE DRIVE HOLLAND, PA 18966 TERRONI, DIANE R. 000101 000020 000000 LINCOLN STREET 1F RES 0.110 1 800 0 800 188 BUCKSHIRE DRIVE HOLLAND, PA 18966 EFFINGHAM, TOWN OF 000101 000021 000000 LAKE SHORE DRIVE EXEMPT 0.530 1 12,700 0 12,700 68 SCHOOL ST EFFINGHAM, NH 03882 EFFINGHAM, TOWN OF 000101 000021 000001 LINCOLN STREET EXEMPT 0.120 1 800 0 800 68 SCHOOL ST EFFINGHAM, NH 03882 EFFINGHAM, TOWN OF 000101 000021 000002 LINCOLN STREET EXEMPT 0.120 1 800 0 800 68 SCHOOL ST EFFINGHAM, NH 03882 Printed: 12/01/2020 8:24:55 am Report Based On All Records in Database. Page 2 of 158 Owner Map Lot Sub Location Use Acres Cards Land Buildings Total LAKE SHORE REALTY TRUST 000101 000022 000000 LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES 0.130 1 1,200 0 1,200 C/O ANN W. GREENLEAF - TRUSTEE 14 OCEAN ST MANCHESTER, MA 01944 LAKE SHORE REALTY TRUST 000101 000023 000000 LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES 0.200 1 4,200 0 4,200 C/O ANN W. GREENLEAF - TRUSTEE 14 OCEAN ST MANCHESTER, MA 01944 PONCHAK ET AL 000101 000024 000000 LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES 0.500 1 4,700 0 4,700 C/O JACK & BARBARA WILKINS BROWN, GEORGE A. P O BOX 180 EFFINGHAM, NH 03882 WILKINS, JACK L. 000101 000025 000000 30 LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES 0.480 1 39,400 124,800 164,200 WILKINS, BARBARA PO BOX 180 EFFINGHAM, NH 03882 FILA, MICHAEL C. 000101 000026 000000 26 LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES 0.260 1 36,200 68,700 104,900 FILA, DAVID C. 553 MAIN STREET BOXFORD, MA 01921 FILA, MICHAEL C. 000101 000027 000000 GROVE STREET 1F RES 0.600 1 13,600 0 13,600 FILA, DAVID C. 553 MAINSTREET BOXFORD, MA 01921 FILA, MICHAEL C. 000101 000028 000000 GROVE STREET 1F RES 0.400 1 10,200 0 10,200 FILA, DAVID C. 553 MAINSTREET BOXFORD, MA 01921 PORANZINSKI, JOSEPH WALTER 000101 000032 000000 LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES 0.230 1 11,500 0 11,500 PORANZINSKI, LORI ANN 35 WILLIAM AVENUE BRADFORD, MA 01835 LARSEN, LINDA 000101 000033 000000 13 LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES W 0.460 1 84,000 146,900 230,900 LARSEN, DONALD PO BOX 6 EFFINGHAM, NH 03882 CARTWRIGHT, NOEL J.-TRUSTEE 000101 000035 000000 231 BAILEY ROAD 1F RES W 0.450 1 83,500 84,700 168,200 CARTWRIGHT, SHIRLEY-TRUSTEE CARTWRIGHT, NOEL J. AND SHIRLEY REVO.TST 12 MARTIN LANE LITCHFIELD, NH 03052 FAILL, RODGER 000101 000036 000000 14 SENTER LANE 1F RES 0.320 1 39,700 900 40,600 FAILL, CAROL E. 456 WOODSTOCK RD WOODSTOCK , VT 05091 Printed: 12/01/2020 8:24:55 am Report Based On All Records in Database. Page 3 of 158 Owner Map Lot Sub Location Use Acres Cards Land Buildings Total WADEN, MICHAEL D. 000101 000037 000000 LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES W 0.460 1 61,400 0 61,400 94 HOBBS RD PELHAM, NH 03076 PORANZINSKI, JOSEPH WALTER 000101 000039 000000 LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES 0.230 1 12,300 0 12,300 PORANZINSKI, LORI ANN 35 WILLIAM AVENUE BRADFORD, MA 01835 VYE, TUCKER 000101 000040 000000 19 LAKE SHORE DRIVE 1F RES 0.700 1 1,800 0 1,800 VYE-SCHUMAN, MINDY TRUSTEES OF THE VYE FAMILY TRUST 304 FOX RUN RD HUDSON, NH 03051 FILA, MICHAEL C. 000101 000041 000000 BAILEY ROAD 1F RES 2.450 1 22,900 0 22,900 FILA, DAVID C 553 MAIN STREET BOXFORD, MA 01921 POSTER, LOIS P. 000101 000042 000000 255 BAILEY ROAD 1F RES 0.580 1 38,900 43,800 82,700 258 BAILEY ROAD EFFINGHAM, NH 03882 POSTER, LOIS P. 000101 000043 000000 258 BAILEY ROAD 1F RES 40.250 1 98,529 cu 278,600 377,129 258 BAILEY ROAD EFFINGHAM, NH 03882 COVIELLO, DANIEL 000101 000044 000000 252 BAILEY ROAD 1F RES 0.880 1 46,000 177,000 223,000 78 BROOKSIDE ROAD LYNN, MA 01902 POSTER, LOIS P. 000101 000046 000000 PINE AVENUE UNMNG 3.280 1 541 cu 0 541 258 BAILEY ROAD EFFINGHAM, NH 03882 GRILLS, MICHAEL 000101 000047 000000 40 GLEN AVENUE 1F RES 2.290 1 79,100 186,200 265,300 GRILLS, NORMA PO BOX 697 CENTER OSSIPEE, NH 03814 COMER, RICHARD B. 000101 000048 000000 GARFIELD AVENUE 1F RES 0.690 1 20,700 0 20,700 RESNICK, BARBARA L.MALLON, DEBORAH J.,CO 123 GREEN MOUNTAIN RD EFFINGHAM, NH 03882-5647 WAGNER, ANDREW 000101 000049 000000 ALPINE STREET EXEMPT 0.400 1 15,300 0 15,300 45-B MAPLEWOOD AVE GLOUCESTER, MA 01930 Printed: 12/01/2020 8:24:55 am Report Based On All Records in Database. Page 4 of 158 Owner Map Lot Sub Location Use Acres Cards Land Buildings Total C C & C REALTY TRUST 000101 000051 000000 BAILEY ROAD 1F RES 0.110 1 1,500 0 1,500 228 STEVENS ROAD EFFINGHAM, NH 03882 C C & C REALTY TRUST 000101 000052 000000 BAILEY ROAD 1F RES 0.120 1 1,500 0 1,500 228 STEVENS ROAD EFFINGHAM, NH 03882 C C & C REALTY TRUST 000101 000053 000000 BAILEY ROAD 1F RES 0.200 1 1,800 0 1,800 228 STEVENS ROAD EFFINGHAM, NH 03882 ESTABROOK, SANDRA 000101 000054 000000 BAILEY ROAD EXEMPT 0.110 1 48,600 0 48,600 ESTABROOK, JR., RUSSELL PO BOX 142 NEWTON, NH 03358 ESTABROOK, SANDRA 000101 000055 000000 BAILEY ROAD EXEMPT 0.190 1 49,000 0 49,000 ESTABROOK, JR., RUSSELL PO BOX 142 NEWTON, NH 03358 C C & C REALTY TRUST 000101 000056 000000 GARFIELD AVENUE 1F RES 0.110 1 1,300 0 1,300 228 STEVENS ROAD EFFINGHAM, NH 03882 C C & C REALTY TRUST 000101 000057 000000 13 GARFIELD AVENUE 1F RES 0.110 1 29,600 500 30,100 228 STEVENS ROAD EFFINGHAM, NH 03882 C C & C REALTY TRUST 000101 000058 000000 GARFIELD AVENUE 1F RES 0.110 1 1,300 0 1,300 228 STEVENS ROAD EFFINGHAM, NH 03882 C C & C REALTY TRUST 000101 000059 000000 GARFIELD AVENUE 1F RES 0.110 1 1,400 10,500 11,900 228 STEVENS ROAD EFFINGHAM, NH 03882 CORMO, FRANK E.
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    BLACK DUCKS AND SALMON BELLIES An Ethnography of Old Harbor and Ouzinkie, Alaska by Craig Mishler Technical Memorandum No. 7 A Report Produced for the U.S. Minerals Management Service Cooperative Agreement 14-35-0001-30788 March 2001 Alaska Department of Fish and Game Division of Subsistence 333 Raspberry Road Anchorage, Alaska 99518 This report has been reviewed by the Minerals Management Service and approved for publication. Approval does not signify that the contents necessarily reflect the views and policies of the Service, nor does mention of trade names or commercial products constitute endorsement or recommendation for use. ADA PUBLICATIONS STATEMENT The Alaska Department of Fish and Game operates all of its public programs and activities free from discrimination on the basis of sex, color, race, religion, national origin, age, marital status, pregnancy, parenthood, or disability. For information on alternative formats available for this and other department publications, please contact the department ADA Coordinator at (voice) 907- 465-4120, (TDD) 1-800-478-3548 or (fax) 907-586-6595. Any person who believes she or he has been discriminated against should write to: Alaska Department of Fish and Game PO Box 25526 Juneau, AK 99802-5526 or O.E.O. U.S. Department of the Interior Washington, D.C. 20240 TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Tables ...............................................................................................................................iii List of Figures ...............................................................................................................................iii