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Auto Number Book Page Doc# Date Year LN Subject FN Subject Reason Subject Name 1 1001 001 06/17/1912 1912 STETSON John Dec'd 2 1001 001 06/17/1912 1912 SCHERER Beulah Heir STETSON, John 3 1001 001 06/17/1912 1912 STETSON Ethel May Heir STETSON, John 4 1001 001 06/17/1912 1912 STETSON John Henry Heir STETSON, John 5 1001 001 06/17/1912 1912 STETSON Marion Heir STETSON, John 6 1001 001 06/17/1912 1912 KLASNER Lena Guardian STETSON, John 7 1001 001 06/17/1912 1912 McALEER Robert B. Not.Pub. STETSON, John 8 1001 002 09/12/1912 1912 WRUHEL Joseph Dec'd 9 1001 002 09/12/1912 1912 BARNETT Fred Admin. WRUHEL, Joseph 10 1001 002 09/12/1912 1912 GADSKY Ruby Not.Pub WRUHEL, Joseph 11 1001 003 09/09/1912 1912 ATHANASIAN Anastacio Dec'd 12 1001 003 09/09/1912 1912 RESSLER Roy E. Appraiser ATHANASIAN, Anastacio 13 1001 003 09/09/1912 1912 WESTFALL John E. Appraiser ATHANASIAN, Anastacio 14 1001 003 09/09/1912 1912 WHITE Emmet N. Not. Pub ATHANASIAN, Anastacio 15 1001 003 09/09/1912 1912 VASILION George Admin. ATHANASIAN, Anastacio 16 1001 004 06/24/1911 1911 NOELLER Anton Dec'd 17 1001 004 06/24/1911 1911 SMITH Fred J. Appraiser NOELLER, Anton 18 1001 004 06/24/1911 1911 HELVIG C. A. Appraiser NOELLER, Anton 19 1001 004 06/24/1911 1911 HALL John C. Not. Pub NOELLER, Anton 20 1001 004 06/24/1911 1911 PENN.RR Law Suit NOELLER, Anton 21 1001 004 06/24/1911 1911 NOELLER Franciska Admin. NOELLER, Anton 22 1001 005 09/08/1911 1911 MARKUS Paul Dec'd 23 1001 005 09/08/1911 1911 GOSLIN W. H., Jr. Appraiser MARKUS, Paul 24 1001 005 09/08/1911 1911 BICKMAN John N. Appraiser MARKUS, Paul 25 1001 005 09/08/1911 1911 HEMSTOCK Veda Not. Pub MARKUS, Paul 26 1001 005 09/08/1911 1911 MEYN Peter W. Admin. MARKUS, Paul 27 1001 006 01/16/1913 1913 BOSCKOVICH Peter Dec'd 28 1001 006 01/16/1913 1913 DUCHICH Mitchell M. Admin BOSCKOVICH, Peter 29 1001 006 01/16/1913 1913 RIDGLEY Claude Not. Pub BOSCKOVICH, Peter 30 1001 007 04/27/1912 1912 JOYCE John Dec'd 31 1001 007 04/27/1912 1912 FIFE F. J. Appraiser JOYCE, John 32 1001 007 04/27/1912 1912 FLOCH Fred A. Appraiser JOYCE, John 33 1001 007 04/27/1912 1912 SHERER George B. Not. Pub JOYCE, John 34 1001 007 04/27/1912 1912 ERSKINE Mr. Debtor JOYCE, John 35 1001 007 04/27/1912 1912 McPHERSON Mr. Debtor JOYCE, John 36 1001 007 04/27/1912 1912 JOYCE Anna Admin. JOYCE, John 37 1001 008 03/23/1912 1912 POCHMAN Charles J. Dec'd 38 1001 008 03/23/1912 1912 KROST John F. Appraiser POCHMAN, Charles J. 39 1001 008 03/23/1912 1912 BECKMAN John N. Appraiser POCHMAN, Charles J. 40 1001 008 03/23/1912 1912 POCHMAN Victoria Executrx. POCHMAN, Charles J. 41 1001 008 03/23/1912 1912 MEYER LeGrand J. Not. Pub. POCHMAN, Charles J. 42 1001 008 03/23/1912 1912 RIMBACH Clara Witness POCHMAN, Charles J. 43 1001 009 09/19/1912 1912 POCHMAN Victoria Dec'd 44 1001 009 09/19/1912 1912 KROST John F. Appraiser POCHMAN, Victoria 45 1001 009 09/19/1912 1912 COOLEY Samuel G. Appraiser POCHMAN, Victoria 46 1001 010 09/19/1912 1912 MEYER LeGrand J. Admin. POCHMAN, Victoria 48 1001 011 09/11/1910 1910 GUENTHER Bertha Dec'd 49 1001 011 09/11/1910 1910 VanHORNE Willard B. Appraiser GUENTHER, Bertha 50 1001 011 09/11/1910 1910 PATTERSON J. A. Appraiser GUENTHER, Bertha 51 1001 011 09/11/1910 1910 GASTEL FRED Admin. GUENTHER, Bertha 53 1001 012 05/13/1910 1910 FRIEDE Frederich H. Dec'd 54 1001 012 05/13/1910 1910 KROST John F. Appraiser FRIEDE, Frederich H. 55 1001 012 05/13/1910 1910 IRISH J. Floyd Appraiser FRIEDE, Frederich H. 56 1001 012 05/13/1910 1910 FRIEDE Anna T. Admin'trx FRIEDE, Frederich H. 57 1001 013 09/09/1912 1912 WRUBEL Joseph Dec'd 58 1001 013 09/09/1912 1912 BARNETT Fred Admin. WRUBEL, Joseph 59 1001 013 09/09/1912 1912 GADBSY Ruby Not. Pub. WRUBEL, Joseph 60 1001 014 05/16/1912 1912 JANICKI John Dec'd 61 1001 014 05/16/1912 1912 DeBRIAE Edward A. Appraiser JANICKI, John 62 1001 014 05/16/1912 1912 HAUGH T. J. Appraiser JANICKI, John Horace N. & 63 1001 014 05/16/1912 1912 RENNER Debtor JANICKI, John Cora L. Jacob & 64 1001 014 05/16/1912 1912 KOLODZICI Debtor JANICKI, John Ludinska 65 1001 014 05/16/1912 1912 McCLUKY P. Not. Pub. JANICKI, John 66 1001 015 08/29/1912 1912 AMBRE Mathias Dec'd 67 1001 015 08/29/1912 1912 FAGEN Michael Appraiser AMBRE, Mathias 68 1001 015 08/29/1912 1912 TEUTEMAHER William Appraiser AMBRE, Mathias 69 1001 015 08/29/1912 1912 AMBRE Eva Executrx. AMBRE, Mathias 70 1001 015 08/29/1912 1912 AMBRE Mathias J. Debtor AMBRE, Mathias 71 1001 015 08/29/1912 1912 GOLDHAGEN William & Kate Debtor AMBRE, Mathias 72 1001 015 08/29/1912 1912 MEYER LeGrand Not. Pub. AMBRE, Mathias 73 1001 015 08/29/1912 1912 AMBRE Antonia Widow AMBRE, Mathias 74 1001 015 08/29/1912 1912 TEUTEMAHER William Witness AMBRE, Mathias 75 1001 015 08/29/1912 1912 FAGEN Michael Witness AMBRE, Mathias 76 1001 016 12/03/1912 1912 O'BRIEN John M. Dec'd 77 1001 016 12/03/1912 1912 KLOTZ Theodore C. Appraiser O'BRIEN, John M. 78 1001 016 12/03/1912 1912 WHITE G. C. Appraiser O'BRIEN, John M. 79 1001 016 12/03/1912 1912 JOYCE Anna Admin. O'BRIEN, John M. 80 1001 016 12/03/1912 1912 SHERER George B. Not. Pub. O'BRIEN, John M. 81 1001 017 12/10/1912 1912 SOPARNIS Joseph Dec'd 82 1001 017 12/10/1912 1912 SZOPORNIS Jnovapas Dec'd SOPARNIS, Joseph 83 1001 017 12/10/1912 1912 BECKMAN John N. Appraiser SOPARNIS, Joseph 84 1001 017 12/10/1912 1912 TURNER A. M. Appraiser SOPARNIS, Joseph 85 1001 017 12/10/1912 1912 HARDY Walter T. Not. Pub. SOPARNIS, Joseph 86 1001 017 12/10/1912 1912 BURNS James E. Admin. SOPARNIS, Joseph 87 1001 018 03/17/1913 1913 NASH Joseph Dec'd 88 1001 018 03/17/1913 1913 BLOSKY Gery Appraiser NASH, Joseph 89 1001 018 03/17/1913 1913 LEWIS George H. Appraiser NASH, Joseph 90 1001 018 03/17/1913 1913 HUBER William C. Admin. NASH, Joseph 91 1001 018 03/17/1913 1913 OTTENHEIMER A. Not. Pub. NASH, Joseph 92 1001 019 03/24/1913 1913 KUNDSON Christ Dec'd 93 1001 019 03/24/1913 1913 SCHOTTLER Edward Appraiser KUNDSON, Christ 94 1001 019 03/24/1913 1913 BRISSEY J. W. Appraiser KUNDSON, Christ 95 1001 019 03/24/1913 1913 CRAVENS Lincoln V. Admin. KUNDSON, Christ 96 1001 019 03/24/1913 1913 ROBERTS Tressie Not. Pub. KUNDSON, Christ 97 1001 020 03/10/1913 1913 BRESLIN Anna Dec'd 98 1001 020 03/10/1913 1913 KUSS L. P. Appraiser BRESLIN, Anna 99 1001 020 03/10/1913 1913 HECKENLIVELY Curtis G. Appraiser BRESLIN, Anna 100 1001 020 03/10/1913 1913 KUSS C. R. Admin. BRESLIN, Anna 101 1001 020 03/10/1913 1913 DAVIS Robert M. Not. Pub. BRESLIN, Anna 102 1001 023 01048 06/04/1913 1913 SPOLJARIC Stipan Dec'd 103 1001 023 01048 06/04/1913 1913 SASIC Lazan W. Appraiser SPOLJARIC, Stipan 104 1001 023 01048 06/04/1913 1913 DUPES Daniel W. Appraiser SPOLJARIC, Stipan 105 1001 023 01048 06/04/1913 1913 GLAZEBROOK Bradford D. L. Not. Pub. SPOLJARIC, Stipan 106 1001 023 01048 06/04/1913 1913 HEMBROFF Newton A. Admin. SPOLJARIC, Stipan 107 1001 024 00905 06/10/1913 1913 TAYLOR Willis H. Dec'd 108 1001 024 00905 06/10/1913 1913 GOSTLIN W. J., Jr. Appraiser TAYLOR, Willis H. 109 1001 024 00905 06/10/1913 1913 MASHINO W. T. Appraiser TAYLOR, Willis H. 110 1001 024 00905 06/10/1913 1913 RIPPE William H. Not. Pub. TAYLOR, Willis H. 111 1001 024 00905 06/10/1913 1913 EMERY David T. Admin. TAYLOR, Willis H. 113 1001 025 00972 03/04/1913 1913 COHEN Barney Dec'd 114 1001 025 00972 03/04/1913 1913 SEILER Louis H. Appraiser COHEN, Barney 115 1001 025 00972 03/04/1913 1913 ZIMMERMAN Louis Appraiser COHEN, Barney 116 1001 025 00972 03/04/1913 1913 BUSSEY J. W. Not. Pub. COHEN, Barney 117 1001 025 00972 03/04/1913 1913 COHEN Anna V. Admin. COHEN, Barney 118 1001 026 01013 06/10/1913 1913 BABIN Zora Dec'd 119 1001 026 01013 06/10/1913 1913 GOSTLIN W. H., Jr. Appraiser BABIN, Zora 120 1001 026 01013 06/10/1913 1913 MASHINO W. F. Appraiser BABIN, Zora 121 1001 026 01013 06/10/1913 1913 RIPPE William H. Not. Pub. BABIN, Zora 122 1001 026 01013 06/10/1913 1913 EMERY David T. Admin. BABIN, Zora 123 1001 026 01013 06/10/1913 1913 REITER Virgil S. Judge BABIN, Zora 124 1001 027 06/00/1913 1913 YONOSCAK George Dec'd 125 1001 027 06/00/1913 1913 MIHOK George Admin. YONOSCAK, George 126 1001 027 06/00/1913 1913 GREENWALD Charles E.
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    Last Name First Name Middle Name City State NPI Amount AARONS SCOTT PAUL BAYTOWN TX 1841386919 14.64 AARONSON BETH DANBURY CT 1417991456 17.18 ABANG ANTHONY E ELIZABETHTOWN KY 1548250525 15.7 ABBAS HUMAYUN MODESTO CA 1336136548 14.01 ABBAS JALAL M SURPRISE AZ 1205895034 11.55 ABBASINEJAD MEISHA KAMA FAYETTEVILLE NC 1982646352 41.81 ABBEY DAVID MICHAEL FORT COLLINS CO 1568483196 26.17 ABBOTT JOHN THOMAS FAYETTEVILLE GA 1861679805 17.67 ABBOTT LISA G RENO NV 1609883701 6833.69 ABDEL HALIM AYMAN MOHAMED FORT WORTH TX 1093806697 14.23 ABDELHADY MAZEN DETROIT MI 1669771507 36.69 ABDELMESSIH MOURAD NEWARK OH 1184628950 51.33 ABDELMESSIH NIVEEN K GLENDALE CA 1922071059 17.54 ABDELSAYED GEORGE LOS ANGELES CA 1568721843 5600 ABDULIAN MICHAEL H LOS ANGELES CA 1649469628 12.66 ABDULLAH AZRA INDIANAPOLIS IN 1063468916 11.96 ABDULLAH GHAZANFAR SYED BRONX NY 1639108137 18.18 ABDULMASSIH ABDULMASSIH SKOKIE IL 1629045778 10.49 ABDUS-SALAAM SHARIF ASHANTI MEMPHIS TN 1134386592 125 ABDY VICTOR A WAYNE NJ 1164446795 11.47 ABEDMAHMOUD ISSA HERRIN IL 1528042975 25.34 ABELES ARYEH M. MERIDEN CT 1285737155 45.52 ABELES MICHA MERIDEN CT 1497751556 45.52 ABELL BRIAN E AUGUSTA GA 1215081534 18.43 ABERNATHY BRETT B. DENVER CO 1437106028 32.51 ABIDI SAIYID MANZOOR MAPLE SHADE NJ 1508816729 101.65 ABOUHOSSEIN AHMAD DAYTON OH 1487693156 56.07 ABOUMATAR SAMI MOHAMAD AUSTIN TX 1760445407 19.48 ABRAHAM BACHU MOUNT PLEASANT MI 1225045024 10.19 ABRAHAM ROBERT JONESBORO AR 1780641563 15.63 ABRAHAM SUNIL VARKEY SCHENECTADY NY 1801080890 37.03 ABRAHAM WILLIAM L TUCSON AZ