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OFFICIAL LIST of ELECTORS District: 8 POTARO/SIPARUNI OFFICIAL LIST OF ELECTORS District: 8 POTARO/SIPARUNI Date Of Issue: Monday, July 24, 2006 Page 1 of 212 OFFICIAL LIST OF ELECTORS District: 8 POTARO/SIPARUNI Division Name: MONKEY MOUNTAIN Division No.: 81111 Description: THIS DIVISION COMMENCES AT THE MOUTH OF THE ECHILEBAR RIVER, LEFT BANK IRENG RIVER; THENCE UP THE ECHILEBAR RIVER TO MIPIMAH FALLS; THENCE NORTH-WEST TO THE SOURCE OF AN UNNAMED TRIBUTARY ON THE LEFT BANK TUSENEN RIVER; THENCE DOWN THE SAID TRIBUTARY TO ITS MOUTH; THENCE DOWN THE TUSENEN RIVER TO ITS MOUTH; THENCE DOWN THE KOWA RIVER TO ITS MOUTH, ON THE LEFT BANK IRENG RIVER; THENCE DOWN THE IRENG RIVER TO THE POINT OF COMMENCEMENT. Date Of Issue: Monday, July 24, 2006 Page 2 of 212 OFFICIAL LIST OF ELECTORS District8 Division Number: 81111 Division Name: MONKEY MOUNTAIN No. Surname First Name Middle Name Address Occupation MRC No. 1 AARON ELVIS JASON MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1576412 NORTH PAKARAIMAS 2 AARON KAREN MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1576427 NORTH PAKARAIMAS 3 AARON ROGER MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1576428 NORTH PAKARAIMAS 4 ABRAHAM BARBARA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NONE 1575496 PAKARIMAS 5 ABRAHAM DIANNE MONKEY MOUNTAIN TEACHER 1575494 PAKARIMAS 6 ABRAHAM LEOLYN ABIGAIL MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575497 PAKARIMAS 7 ABRAHAM MALCOLM MONKEY MOUNTAIN MINER 1575495 PAKARIMAS 8 ABRAHAM TEREZA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NONE 2132665 POTARO 9 ANICETUS COLIN MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575469 PAKARIMAS 10 ANICETUS CYRIL MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575466 PAKARIMAS 11 ANICETUS FREDRICK MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575468 PAKARIMAS 12 ANICETUS JACINTA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575370 PAKARIMAS 13 ANICETUS JOVITA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575449 PAKARIMAS 14 ANICETUS NAOMI MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575467 PAKARIMAS 15 ANICETUS PATRICK MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575448 PAKARIMAS 16 ANICETUS STEPHEN MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575446 PAKARIMAS 17 ARAUJO GERALD MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575514 PAKARIMAS 18 ARISTO BALBINA MARY MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSE KEEPER 1575373 PAKARIMAS 19 ARISTO HELEN MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575473 PAKARIMAS 20 ARISTO NEVALDO MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575374 PAKARIMAS 21 ARISTO SELINA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NONE 1575384 PAKARIMAS 22 BAMFUS EUSEBIA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NONE 1575289 PAKARIMAS 23 BAMFUS GIBSON MONKEY MOUNTAIN MINER 1575411 PAKARIMAS 24 BAMFUS HENRY ORIN MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575287 PAKARIMAS 25 BAMFUS JOSEPH MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575294 PAKARIMAS 26 BAMFUS LEO MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575502 PAKARIMAS Date Of Issue: Monday, July 24, 2006 Page 3 of 212 OFFICIAL LIST OF ELECTORS District8 Division Number: 81111 Division Name: MONKEY MOUNTAIN No. Surname First Name Middle Name Address Occupation MRC No. 27 BAMFUS LUCITA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575503 PAKARIMAS 28 BAMFUS LYNETTE MONKEY MOUNTAIN NONE 1575271 PAKARIMAS 29 BAMFUS MARCO MONKEY MOUNTAIN MINER 1576498 PAKARIMAS 30 BAMFUS MICHAEL MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575293 PAKARIMAS 31 BAMFUS RITA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575286 PAKARIMAS 32 BAMFUS URICK MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575295 PAKARIMAS 33 BANFUS ANTONIO LEO MONKEY MOUNTAIN MINER 1575508 PAKARIMAS 34 BANFUS CAMILLUS MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575500 PAKARIMAS 35 BANFUS MERCEDES MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575288 PAKARIMAS 36 BANFUS SULLIVAN MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575501 PAKARIMAS 37 BAPTISTA CONRAD MONKEY MOUNTAINFARMER 1578556 38 BAPTISTA ZITA MONKEY MOUNTAINHOUSEWIFE 1578557 39 BARJOAN CLIVE JOSEPH MONKEY MOUNTAIN HEALTH WORKER 1575178 NORTH PAKARAIMAS 40 BARJOAN NAIYIGE MONKEY MOUNTAINHOUSEWIFE 1575222 41 BARJOAN PHYLLIS MONKEY MOUNTAIN TEACHER 2132651 POTARO 42 BARNABAS CECILENE MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575382 PAKARIMAS 43 BELL BRUCE MONKEY MOUNTAIN MINER 3052199 VILLAGE PAKARAIMAS 44 BELLE LEROY MONKEY MOUNTAIN MINER 1575618 PAKARIMAS 45 BLENMAN RENISON MONKEY MOUNTAIN POLICE 1750487 VILLAGE PAKARAIMAS 46 BLUCHIA DORRIS MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575300 PAKARIMAS 47 BOURNE LEROY LINTON MONKEY MOUNTAIN POLICE 1575550 PAKARIMAS 48 CANTERBURYFILBERT MONKEY MOUNTAIN LABOURER 1575612 PAKARIMAS 49 CANTERBURYKEITH JOHN MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575603 PAKARIMAS 50 CANTERBURYRICHARD MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575396 PAKARIMAS 51 CHARLIE VERA GRETEL MONKEY MOUNTAINNONE 1576286 52 CHAVES ANITA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575419 PAKARIMAS 53 CHAVES RAIMUNDO MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 2132654 POTARO 54 DALCHAN NARINDRA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NONE 2132653 POTARO Date Of Issue: Monday, July 24, 2006 Page 4 of 212 OFFICIAL LIST OF ELECTORS District8 Division Number: 81111 Division Name: MONKEY MOUNTAIN No. Surname First Name Middle Name Address Occupation MRC No. 55 DANIELS FOUSTINO MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575464 PAKARIMAS 56 DARGON ADAMSON MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 2132656 POTARO 57 DARGON LINDA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 2132657 POTARO 58 DE MATTOS MAQUIBA SOPHIA MONKEY MOUNTAIN DENTEX 3073776 NORTH PAKARAIMAS 59 DELUZ VAGNEZ MONKEY MOUNTAIN SHOPKEEPER 1575258 PAKARIMAS 60 DESOUZA ARLINDO CORREIA MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 2132667 POTARO 61 DHARAMPAULMONKEY MOUNTAIN MINER 2132659 POTARO 62 DHARAMPAULMATILDA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575302 PAKARIMAS 63 EDMUND RICKEY MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575524 PAKARIMAS 64 EDWARDS ADAMSON ROPER MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575453 PAKARIMAS 65 EDWARDS ANDREW MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1577051 NORTH PAKARAIMAS 66 EDWARDS EMANUEL MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575460 PAKARIMAS 67 EDWARDS ESTELLA PARAMAKATOIN HOUSEWIFE 1575463 PAKARIMAS 68 EDWARDS FAUSTINA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575461 PAKARIMAS 69 EDWARDS GINA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575452 PAKARIMAS 70 EDWARDS GRIFFITH PAUL MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575296 PAKARIMAS 71 EDWARDS JAMES MONKEY MOUNTAIN MINER 1575432 PAKARIMAS 72 EDWARDS JOHNNY MARTIN MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575361 PAKARIMAS 73 EDWARDS JOVITA MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575472 PAKARIMAS 74 EDWARDS MADRIANA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1577052 NORTH PAKARAIMAS 75 EDWARDS MARSHINA JEAN MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575362 PAKARIMAS 76 EDWARDS PRISCILLA PAULA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575278 PAKARIMAS 77 EDWARDS RODERIGO MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575390 PAKARIMAS 78 EDWARDS ROXANNE MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575391 PAKARIMAS 79 EDWARDS VENUS MONKEY MOUNTAIN NONE 1576617 NORTH PAKARAIMAS 80 EDWARDS WILLIAMS MONKEY MOUNTAIN NONE 1575444 PAKARIMAS Date Of Issue: Monday, July 24, 2006 Page 5 of 212 OFFICIAL LIST OF ELECTORS District8 Division Number: 81111 Division Name: MONKEY MOUNTAIN No. Surname First Name Middle Name Address Occupation MRC No. 81 EDWIN EVELINA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575518 PAKARIMAS 82 EDWIN SYBIL MONKEY MOUNTAIN NONE 1576326 NORTH PAKARAIMAS 83 FELIX ANDREW MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575332 PAKARIMAS 84 FELIX BENEDICT MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575381 PAKARIMAS 85 FELIX BERNARD MONKEY MOUNTAIN MINER 1575380 PAKARIMAS 86 FELIX CARMELITA MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575378 PAKARIMAS 87 FELIX DOREEN MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575333 PAKARIMAS 88 FELIX KENNETH MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575457 PAKARIMAS 89 FELIX THOMAS MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575377 PAKARIMAS 90 FRANCIS LAWRENCE M0NKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575447 PAKARIMAS 91 FRANCISCO DORA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575292 PAKARIMAS 92 GEORGE DAVID MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575329 PAKARIMAS 93 GEORGE KENYON MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575330 PAKARIMAS 94 GEORGE LEVINA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NONE 1575331 PAKARIMAS 95 GOMES ADELA MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575397 PAKARIMAS 96 GOMES GODFREY MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575541 PAKARIMAS 97 GOMES INEEZ MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575270 PAKARIMAS 98 GOMES OLGA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575298 PAKARIMAS 99 GOMES PETER MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575616 PAKARIMAS 100 GOMES ROLAND MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575299 PAKARIMAS 101 GOMES SHERYL ANN MONKEY MOUNTAIN NONE 1575414 PAKARIMAS 102 GOMES WILLIAM MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575269 PAKARIMAS 103 GREEN LUCILLA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575544 PAKARIMAS 104 GREEN RUDOLPH MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575398 PAKARIMAS 105 GRIFFITH KENT MONKEY MOUNTAIN MINER 1575622 PAKARIMAS 106 ISAAC CLEMENT JOSEPH MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575351 PAKARIMAS Date Of Issue: Monday, July 24, 2006 Page 6 of 212 OFFICIAL LIST OF ELECTORS District8 Division Number: 81111 Division Name: MONKEY MOUNTAIN No. Surname First Name Middle Name Address Occupation MRC No. 107 ISAAC SHARON MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575352 PAKARIMAS 108 ISAACS VELMA MONKEY MOUNTAIN NONE 1575371 PAKARIMAS 109 JAGROOP MANNIE CHAND MONKEY MOUNTAIN SHOP ASSISTANT 1575261 PAKARIMAS 110 JOE FRANKLIN CLIVE MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575454 PAKARIMAS 111 JOE HELLEN MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575413 PAKARIMAS 112 JOE MARLYN MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575455 PAKARIMAS 113 JOHN CHARLINE MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575490 PAKARIMAS 114 JOHN EVITH MONKEY MOUNTAIN NONE 1575491 PAKARIMAS 115 JOHN WINIFRED MONKEY MOUNTAIN MINER 1575624 NORTH PAKARAIMA 116 JOHNSON FLORITA BERNADETTE MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575431 PAKARIMAS 117 JOHNSON JEREMIAH MONKEY MOUNTAIN MINER 1575620 PAKARIMAS 118 JONAS ESTHER MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1576592 NORTH PAKARAIMAS 119 JONAS HARRY MONKEY MOUNTAINFARMER 1598191 120 JONAS IRENE MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575322 PAKARIMAS 121 JONAS JULIE MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575465 PAKARIMAS 122 JONAS LEIA CARMEN MONKEY MOUNTAIN NONE 1575312 PAKARIMAS 123 JONAS LINA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575346 PAKARIMAS 124 JONAS LOUISA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575347 PAKARIMAS 125 JONAS MARINA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575311 PAKARIMAS 126 JONAS MILDRED MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575369 PAKARIMAS 127 JONAS RANDOLPH MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575320 PAKARIMAS 128 JONAS VICTOR MONKEY MOUNTAIN FARMER 1575428 PAKARIMAS 129 JOSEPH CHRISTINA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575519 PAKARIMAS 130 JOSEPH CONSTARIA MONKEY MOUNTAIN HOUSEWIFE 1575520 PAKARIMAS 131 JOSEPH IAN MONKEY MOUNTAIN NONE 1575522 PAKARIMAS
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