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31632-0132 Digest Class> R Desc:LOT 8A BLK A HILLCREST SD Situs:503 JUDY ANN DR Homestead = YES 1094 REAL REGISTER RAY M SR & JACQUELINE E 0223C 016 68,411 68,411 506 RICKS ST LAKE PARK, GA 31636-0628 Digest Class> R Desc:LT 3 BLK 74 LAKE PARK Situs:506 RICKS AVE Homestead = YES 1257 REAL DORCHESTER MINERALS LP C/O KIRKWOOD & DARBY MR7501 500 500 307 WEST 7TH STREET SUITE 1110 FORT WORTH, TX 76102- Digest Class> A Desc:MINERAL INTERESTS Situs: Homestead = NO 1721 REAL MCLEOD EDDIE 2404 MEADOWBROOK DR 0080A 042 1,000 1,000 VALDOSTA, GA 31602-1207 Digest Class> R Desc:N CITY OF VAL LIFTSTATION Situs: Homestead = NO 2073 REAL MCSWAIN PAIGE C 5633 BARBER CIRCLE 0082A 130 136,778 122,759 HAHIRA, GA 31632- Digest Class> R Desc:LT 12 BLK II WD VALLEY 9 Situs:2113 NORTHWOOD CIR Homestead = NO 2213 REAL MCDOUGAL BRIAN 3200 BIRCHWOOD TRIANGLE 0082A 277 129,141 110,967 PORT ARTHUR, TX 77642-8221 Digest Class> R Desc:LT 13 BLK FF WOOD VALLEY Situs:2211 NORTHWOOD CIR Homestead = NO 3101 REAL TUCKER WILLIAM M JR & HELEN M 0080B 083 237,006 237,006 2427 WESTWOOD DR VALDOSTA, GA 31602-1241 Digest Class> R Desc:LT 14 BLK E WESTOVER SUB Situs:2427 WESTWOOD DR Homestead = YES 8/13/2021 10:00:19 AM 1 Account No. TYPE NAME MAILADDR PARCEL NO Current Previous Value Value 3505 REAL PITTS JAMIE M 1218 W PARK AVE 0082B 113 79,758 79,758 VALDOSTA, GA 31602-2720 Digest Class> R Desc:LT 10 BK K JERRY JONES TE Situs:1218 W PARK AVE Homestead = YES 3979 REAL THOMAS TAMMY C P O BOX 2976 0106 217 463,595 463,595 VALDOSTA, GA 31604-2976 Digest Class> R Desc:LT 1 BK A CHERRY CRK S-12 Situs:1167 N LAKESHORE DR Homestead = YES & LOT 34 4241 REAL GOEL SUDHIR KUMAR & POONAM 0107C 076 156,297 142,184 118 FAIRWAY DR VALDOSTA, GA 31602- Digest Class> R Desc:LT 1 BLK I WINDSOR PARK S Situs:118 FAIRWAY DR Homestead = YES 4362 REAL POST DONALD & HELEN E 0109A 205 178,962 178,962 C/O WALTER SWIRSKY 171 WATERFORD H DELRAY BEACH, FL 33446- Digest Class> R Desc:LT 8 BLK N WINDSOR II SUB Situs:3709 CAMBRIDGE DR Homestead = YES 4765 REAL AGAPION STEPHEN & ALICE H P O BOX 309 0111C 152 129,785 129,785 CARY, NC 27512- Digest Class> R Desc:LT17 BLK B WILLOW WOOD Situs:2846 WILLOW WOOD CIR Homestead = NO P1 4868 REAL COLEMAN GARY M 1201 CORAL DRIVE 0111C 255 87,983 87,983 WAYCROSS, GA 31501- Digest Class> R Desc:LT 4B BLK C QUAIL RISE SU Situs:2837 FAWNWOOD CIR Homestead = NO 4927 REAL MCCLURE HELEN B 5 DOGWOOD CIRCLE 0113A 026 183,625 183,625 VALDOSTA, GA 31602-1609 Digest Class> R Desc:LT 1 & PT 2 CARY MATHIS S Situs:701 GORNTO RD Homestead = NO 4983 REAL TURNER LOYCE W 608 HOWELLBROOK DR 0113A 082 212,329 212,329 VALDOSTA, GA 31602- Digest Class> R Desc:LT 16 & 17 BLK A ELDRIDGE Situs:608 HOWELLBROOK DR Homestead = NO 5154 REAL CARTER ALAN BRENT & MARY KATHLEEN 0113C 091 89,866 85,591 2219 WHITE OAK DR VALDOSTA, GA 31602-2374 Digest Class> R Desc:LT 4 BLK D GLYNN LEAR Situs:2219 WHITE OAK DR Homestead = YES 5168 REAL FLETCHER CRAIG 713 AZALEA CIR 0113C 105 84,737 84,737 VALDOSTA, GA 31602-2362 Digest Class> R Desc:LT 12 BLK E AZALEA MANOR Situs:713 AZALEA CIR Homestead = NO 5397 REAL MCLEAN WILFRIEDE C 1612 AZALEA DR 0115A 098 82,916 82,916 VALDOSTA, GA 31602-2434 Digest Class> R Desc:LT 5 BLK C ALDEN PARK SUB Situs:1612 AZALEA DR Homestead = YES 5818 REAL ROBERSON ELVIN 909 HIGHTOWER ST 0117A 014 27,373 27,373 VALDOSTA, GA 31601- Digest Class> R Desc:909 HIGHTOWER ST Situs:909 HIGHTOWER ST Homestead = YES 38884 REAL PITTMAN TAMMI 5314 JESSUP ST 0146A 077 343,469 343,567 EASTMAN, GA 31023-6564 Digest Class> C Desc:LOT 2 BK C Situs:4112 ASLAN & 4114 RD Homestead = NO 8/13/2021 10:00:19 AM 2 Account No. TYPE NAME MAILADDR PARCEL NO Current Previous Value Value 6056 REAL MCDONALD ISAAC & JOHNNIE MAE 0117C 059 38,175 38,175 603 SCOTT DR VALDOSTA, GA 31601-4244 Digest Class> R Desc:LT 2 BLK G HALLMARK HGTS Situs:603 SCOTT DR Homestead = YES 6087 REAL SIMMONS LOREATHA #7 REDWOOD CIRCLE 0117C 090 38,320 38,320 VALDOSTA, GA 31601- Digest Class> R Desc:520 HIGHTOWER ST Situs:520 HIGHTOWER ST Homestead = NO 6170 REAL CALHOUN DIANE 130 PERRY LANE 0119A 032 1,468 1,468 VALDOSTA, GA 31601- Digest Class> R Desc:130 PERRY LN Situs:130 PERRY LN Homestead = NO 6256 REAL WRIGHT LEWIS ETAL C/O JOHNNY LOUIS WRIGHT 0119C 005 1,045 1,045 220 W END DR VALDOSTA, GA 31601-5253 Digest Class> R Desc:LOT-WEST END DR Situs: Homestead = NO 6261 REAL SIMMONS WILLIAM JR 202 W END DR 0119C 010 6,251 6,415 VALDOSTA, GA 31601-5253 Digest Class> R Desc:W HILL AVENUE Situs:202 WESTEND DR Homestead = YES 6273 REAL ADAMS EARL R 1330 W HILL AVE 0119C 022 159,652 159,652 Valdosta, GA 31602- Digest Class> C Desc: Situs:1330 W HILL AVE Homestead = NO 6294 REAL F A L INC 2323 BARKERS CREEK RD 0119C 048 620,277 620,277 WHITTIER, NC 28789- Digest Class> C Desc:TRACT 2 1.46 ACRES Situs:107 N ST AUGUSTINE RD Homestead = NO 6313 REAL WILLARD MAE ELMA 106 RAY ALLEY 0119C 067 12,280 12,280 VALDOSTA, GA 31601-5215 Digest Class> R Desc:106 RAY ALLEY Situs:106 RAY ALLEY Homestead = YES 6377 REAL SHEPHERD RICHARD ALLEN 615 GRISWOLD ST STE 1510 0119C 132 68,004 68,004 DETROIT, MI 48226- Digest Class> R Desc:LT 44 & 45 Situs:1405 KINGDOM ST Homestead = NO 6389 REAL WAYMON MATTIE D 20 SHELLY DRIVE 0119C 144 1,750 1,750 SOMERSET, NJ 08873- Digest Class> R Desc:1507 KINGDOM ST Situs:1507 KINGDOM ST Homestead = NO 6392 REAL RAYAM RALPH & GLORIA 1512 KINGDOM ST 0119C 147 5,963 5,963 VALDOSTA, GA 31601-5238 Digest Class> R Desc:LOT 27 + E 1/2 OF LT 28 & Situs:207 PERKINS LN Homestead = NO 29 6393 REAL HOLMES GLORIA LOUISE 1512 KINGDOM ST 0119C 148 25,860 25,860 VALDOSTA, GA 31601-5238 Digest Class> R Desc:PT OF LT 26 Situs:1512 KINGDOM ST Homestead = YES 6410 REAL JACKSON WALTER E 1605 W SAVANNAH AVE 0119C 165 17,158 17,158 VALDOSTA, GA 31601-5222 Digest Class> R Desc:1605 W SAVANNAH Situs:1605 W SAVANNAH AVE Homestead = NO 8/13/2021 10:00:19 AM 3 Account No. TYPE NAME MAILADDR PARCEL NO Current Previous Value Value 6442 REAL COLBERT ALFRED P O BOX 635 0119C 196 31,010 31,010 VALDOSTA, GA 31603- Digest Class> R Desc: Situs:217 WEST END DR Homestead = YES 6479 REAL WILSON KASHA MONIGUE & ACIANO CARTELES MCKEITHEN 0121A 153 10,400 10,400 305 W ADAIR ST VALDOSTA, GA 31601- Digest Class> R Desc:N SIDE QUEEN ST Situs: Homestead = NO 6493 REAL BAZEMORE WALTER S 5521 ACACIA PLACE 0121A 002 121,507 128,212 LAKE PARK, GA 31636- Digest Class> I Desc:LT 11 ACL INDUSTRIAL PARK Situs:112 HEMLOCK ST Homestead = NO 6643 REAL BELLSOUTH DBA AT & T GEORGIA 0107D 102A 0 0 TELECOMMUNICATIONS C/O BELL SOUTH TAX DEPT- ROOM 14H02 1155 PEACHTREE ST NE ATLANTA, GA 30309-3610 Digest Class> C Desc:DOR PAR #71D - VAL Situs:3825 N OAK ST Homestead = NO 7012 REAL COLEMAN GARY M 1201 CORAL DRIVE 0111D 017 97,968 97,968 WAYCROSS, GA 31501- Digest Class> R Desc:LT 6 BLK D GEORGETOWN Situs:411 GEORGETOWN CIR Homestead = NO PH1 7246 REAL CLEMENTS F NELSON 2310 N PATTERSON ST 0113B 091 14,880 14,880 VALDOSTA, GA 31602- Digest Class> C Desc:PART OF TR 2 Situs: Homestead = NO 7523 REAL HERRIN FRANCES LAWS FKA LOUDELL LAWS MILNER 0113D 261 122,101 122,101 1105 HOLLY AVE QUITMAN, GA 31643- Digest Class> R Desc: TRACTS A & PT TR B E E Situs:2409 N OAK ST Homestead = YES LAWS PROP 7578 REAL DEAN JESSE RAY 305 W COLLEGE ST 0115B 042 72,130 72,130 VALDOSTA, GA 31602- Digest Class> R Desc:305 W COLLEGE ST Situs:305 W COLLEGE ST Homestead = NO 7882 REAL FOWLER CORA BELL C/O ANNIE FOWLER BURTON 0117B 092 1,898 1,898 420 SUSTELLA LANE VALDOSTA, GA 31601- Digest Class> R Desc:BLK 245 Situs:420 SUSTELLA LN Homestead = NO 7905 REAL NESMITH RUBY P O BOX 91580 0117B 115 500 500 ATLANTA, GA 30364- Digest Class> R Desc:BLK 242 Situs:512 SUSTELLA AVE Homestead = NO 7907 REAL HOLMAN MARY 516 SUSTELLA AVE 0117B 117 25,723 25,723 VALDOSTA, GA 31601-4455 Digest Class> R Desc:516 SUSTELLA Situs:516 SUSTELLA AVE Homestead = YES 7908 REAL SHARPE EARLENE 415 W FORCE ST 0117B 118 4,248 4,248 VALDOSTA, GA 31601- Digest Class> R Desc:LT11&12 BK 242 WILSON Situs:415 W FORCE ST Homestead = NO (deed states lots 9&10) 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