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Unclaimed Property for County: CHATHAM 7/16/2019 Unclaimed Property for County: CHATHAM 7/16/2019 OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY ZIP PROP ID ORIGINAL HOLDER ADDRESS CITY ST ZIP 4JF CONSTRUCTI INC 214 S 6TH AVE SILER CITY 27344-0000 15784026 INTEGON INDEMNITY INSURANCE COMPANYP.O. BOX 19702 IRVINE CA 92623 A & T PROPERTIES LLC 1282 HANKS CHAPEL RD PITTSBORO 27312-9784 15097596 SELECTIVE INS CO OF AMERICA 40 WANTAGE AVE BRANCHVILLE NJ 07890 A 1 SPECIALIZED TRANSPORT C/O TOM & LISA HUDSON PO BOX 641 PITTSBORO 27312-0641 15989484 CHATHAM COUNTY PO BOX 608 PITTSBORO NC 27312 ABDUELKADER IRMA 1344 SANFORD RD PITTSBORO 27312 15220105 ADT LLC 1501 YAMOTA RD BOCA RATON FL 33431 ACKER CARL H 186 MAY FARM RD PITTSBORO 27312-5717 15916814 TRANSAMERICA LIFE INS COMPANY ATTN: CORP UNCLAIMED PROPERTY 4333 CEDAR RAPIDS IA 52499 EDGEWOOD RD NE ACOSTA CAROLINA 615 E. FINCH STREET SILER CITY 27344 14835690 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL104 HILL AIRPO THERT DR KEANE CAMPUS BOX 1210 CHAPEL HILL NC 27599-5023 STE 3400 ACOSTA CAROLINA 615 E. 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