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Properties Available for Claim by County Report Year >=1982 Aggregate and Unknown Owners Excluded PIKE County 10/16/2020 Properties Available For Claim By County Report Year >=1982 Aggregate and Unknown Owners Excluded PIKE County Property ID Owner Name Street 1 Street 2 City ST ZIP Amount Shares 3314017 21ST MORTGAGE CORP 2137 MOAK RD SUMMIT MS 39666-7573 $189.46 0.00 3314432 4 WAY QUICK STOP P.O. BOX 279 OSYKA MS 39657 $959.03 0.00 3606762 4-WAY QUICK STOP P.O. BOX 279 OSYKA MS 39657 $90.00 0.00 1044965 A & L SERVICE INC P O BOX 1441 MCCOMB MS 39648 $159.11 0.00 3382452 A 1 CASH INC 105 MAIN ST MCCOMB MS 39648-3921 $85.02 0.00 1054086 A B TEMPORARY SERV RT 3 BOX 17-B MAGNOLA MS 39652 $57.73 0.00 3555733 A JS ONE STOP PO BOX 696 MAGNOLIA MS 39652 $120.00 0.00 1978159 A LITL BOT OF HEAVEN 1211 DELAWARE AVENUE MCCOMB MS 39648 $284.80 0.00 3794579 AAA AMBULANCE SERVICE PO BOX 17889 HATTIESBURG MS 39648 $259.33 0.00 3136738 AARON SMITH 33O N CHESM 3 MCCOMB MS 39648 $79.00 0.00 1059464 ABEL ROBIN W 430 W GEORGIA AV MCCOMB MS 39648 $65.65 0.00 1040858 ABERNATHY ALLINE FARMER 407 1/2 KENTUCKY AVE MCCOMB MS 396483245 $110.00 0.00 2380551 ABRAHAM IYA JAQUEL 830 AVE C MCCOMB MS 39648 $2.72 1.00 2380576 ABRAHAM NYVA MYKEL 830 AVE C MCCOMB MS 39648 $2.72 1.00 3674398 ABRAHAM TUESDAY PO BOX 1766 MCCOMB MS 39648 $50.01 0.00 3674399 ABRAHAM UNDRA 1163 HIGHWAY 44 E A D MCCOMB MS 39648 $68.00 0.00 2678142 ABRAHAM VIRNE L 205 NORTH CHERRY STREET MC COMB MS 39648-3409 $146.40 20.00 2678143 ABRAHAM VIRNE L 205 NORTH CHERRY STREET MC COMB MS 39648-3409 $73.20 10.00 2678145 ABRAHAM VIRNE L 205 NORTH CHERRY STREET MC COMB MS 39648-3409 $14.64 2.00 2678146 ABRAHAM VIRNE L 205 NORTH CHERRY STREET MC COMB MS 39648-3409 $36.60 5.00 2678144 ABRAHAM VIRNE L 205 NORTH CHERRY STREET MC COMB MS 39648-3409 $21.96 3.00 2380601 ABRAHAM ZARIA LARESE 830 AVE C MCCOMB MS 39648 $2.72 1.00 3064312 ABRAM (DECEASED) LULA PO BOX 222 SUMMIT MS 39666-0222 $188.51 0.00 3063809 ABRAM (DECEASED) LULA PO BOX 222 SUMMIT MS 39666-0222 $492.09 0.00 3833024 ABRAM COREY PO BOX 222 SUMMIT MS 39666 $56.92 0.00 1379966 ABRAM PATRICK RT 1 BOX 38 SUMMIT MS 39666-9801 $59.63 10.50 3397255 AC THOMPSON E 303 PINE ST SUMMIT MS 39666 $399.00 0.00 2710750 ACCESS UNIQUE 811 SUMMIT ST MCCOMB MS 39648 $79.97 0.00 1023307 ACKERMAN W. H. RT 2 MAGNOLIA MS 39652 $687.82 0.00 3446241 ACTION REAL ESTATE LLC 4116 HIGHWAY 44 NE SUMMIT MS 39666 $422.35 0.00 3446243 ACTION REAL ESTATE LLC 4116 HIGHWAY 44 NE SUMMIT MS 39666 $430.84 0.00 3446242 ACTION REAL ESTATE LLC 4116 HIGHWAY 44 NE SUMMIT MS 39666 $269.00 0.00 2210774 ADAM DUNCAN C/O ADAM DUNCAN FRIEDMAN S JEWELERS MGR MCCOMB MS 39649 $159.43 0.00 3715405 ADAMS ERNEST W DECD 1114 WITTERMAN ST MCCOMB MS 39648 $138.00 0.00 1867210 ADAMS JOHN 8006 OXFORD DR OLIVE BRANCH MS 38654 $674.57 130.00 1867209 ADAMS JOHN 8006 OXFORD DR OLIVE BRANCH MS 38654 $100.00 50.00 1 P:\UPS2000\Report\MS_PropertiesAvailableForClaimByCounty.rpt 10/16/2020 Properties Available For Claim By County Report Year >=1982 Aggregate and Unknown Owners Excluded PIKE County Property ID Owner Name Street 1 Street 2 City ST ZIP Amount Shares 1867208 ADAMS JOHN 8006 OXFORD DR OLIVE BRANCH MS 38654 $1,214.94 375.00 1867211 ADAMS JOHN 8006 OXFORD DR OLIVE BRANCH MS 38654 $0.00 30.00 1867204 ADAMS JOHN 8006 OXFORD DR OLIVE BRANCH MS 38654 $0.00 1.00 1867206 ADAMS JOHN 8006 OXFORD DR OLIVE BRANCH MS 38654 $0.00 172.00 1867207 ADAMS JOHN 8006 OXFORD DR OLIVE BRANCH MS 38654 $0.00 360.00 1867205 ADAMS JOHN 8006 OXFORD DR OLIVE BRANCH MS 38654 $64.26 18.00 1267216 ADAMS JOSCLYN B JOHN ADAMS 133 DIXIE SPG SUMMIT MS 39666 $57.92 0.00 3738684 ADAMS JOSHUA 3151 MAGNOLIA HOLMESVILLE RD MAGNOLIA MS 39652-9731 $238.57 0.00 2736325 ADAMS KIM K 531 PENNSYLVANIA AVE APT B MCCOMB MS 39648-4738 $175.46 0.00 4215515 ADAMS NORMAN 1112 WARREN STREET APT B 23 MCCOMB MS 39648-0000 $50.00 0.00 1324605 ADAMS NORMAN P O BOX 932 MCCOMB MS 396480932 $157.80 0.00 4011824 ADAMS UNITED METHODIST CHUCH 2201 BRUMFIELD RD SW SUMMIT MS 39666-7427 $0.00 47.00 4011822 ADAMS UNITED METHODIST CHUCH 2201 BRUMFIELD RD SW SUMMIT MS 39666-7427 $484.40 0.00 4011818 ADAMS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2201 BRUMFIELD RD SW SUMMIT MS 39666-7427 $0.00 168.00 4197907 ADAMS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2201 BRUMFIELD RD SW SUMMIT MS 39666-7427 $72.24 0.00 4011816 ADAMS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2201 BRUMFIELD RD SW SUMMIT MS 39666-7427 $1,729.38 0.00 1632350 ADAMS WARREN T 1141 WEAVER RD LT 4 MCCOMB MS 39648-8447 $246.32 46.00 1625531 ADAMS WARREN T 1141 WEAVER RD LOT 4 MCCOMB MS 39648- $155.81 0.00 2610236 ADAMS Z T PO BOX 30 FERNWOOD MS 39635-0030 $7,408.22 0.00 4263018 ADDISON ALMETARICE 1011 LOT-3 MT VERNON ROAD MCCOMB MS 39648 $2,886.84 0.00 2952178 ADDISON DONALD D 3753 TULA LANE SUMMIT MS 39666 $55.64 0.00 1833191 ADDISON EARL JR 4186 FERNWOOD RD MAGNOLIA MS 39652 $96.33 0.00 2791822 ADDISON JAMES 3051 JJ CARTER ROAD MAGNOLIA MS 39652 $217.00 0.00 1691306 ADDISON JAMES D 706 AVENUE C MC COMB MS 39648-4216 $113.08 0.00 1826377 ADDISON JAMES F 1027 PEOPLES STREET MCCOMB MS 39648-9509 $4.17 1.00 3742914 ADDISON JERRY 947 QUINLIVAN RD MAGNOLIA MS 39652-2032 $153.43 0.00 4538311 ADDISON KENDRICK 1106 SHADY LN MCCOMB MS 39648 $56.28 0.00 3833031 ADDISON LASHONDRA 416 BEACH ST MCCOMB MS 39648 $53.08 0.00 2047425 ADDISON LATICA 331 S LOCUST ST MCCOMB MS 39648-4332 $65.21 0.00 2678517 ADDISON MIKE L 407 7TH ST MCCOMB MS 39648-4767 $193.52 0.00 2981603 ADDISON ROSIE 100 HIGGENS DRIVE MCCOMB MS 39648 $300.50 0.00 4453777 ADDISON T L 3036 FERNWOOD RD MCCOMB MS 39648-9661 $80.00 0.00 3742917 ADDISON TATEANNA L 1165 BRENT RD SUMMIT MS 39666-9783 $73.52 0.00 3409740 ADEIJA T BATES 1240 PARKLANE ROAD MCCOMB MS 39648 $116.00 0.00 2422251 ADEOSUN ANTHONY 410 DELAWARE AVE MCCOMB MS 39648-4021 $297.49 0.00 1830855 AEFORD H 2101 HIGHWAY 575 N MAGNOLIA MS 39652 $100.00 0.00 2 P:\UPS2000\Report\MS_PropertiesAvailableForClaimByCounty.rpt 10/16/2020 Properties Available For Claim By County Report Year >=1982 Aggregate and Unknown Owners Excluded PIKE County Property ID Owner Name Street 1 Street 2 City ST ZIP Amount Shares 4454203 AGNEW ROBERT M 110 WEST AVE N APT 6 MCCOMB MS 39648-3732 $50.00 0.00 3061429 AGRIPRODUCTS GREENLEAF PO BOX 406 SUMMIT MS 39666-0406 $297.20 0.00 3061428 AGRIPRODUCTS GREENLEAF PO BOX 406 SUMMIT MS 39666-0406 $70.21 0.00 1627076 AGRO DISTRIBUTION PO BOX 32 MAGNOLIA MS 39652 $1,174.90 0.00 1520497 AGUILAR AMELIA 4100 FIRST RD WEST OSYKA MS 39657- $84.31 0.00 3548938 AGUILLARD BRYAN 1044 CHARLIE RHODUS RD OSYKA MS 39657 $73.68 0.00 3562930 ALBERT MATTHEWS SR 1015 RABBIT LANE MCCOMB MS 39648 $226.20 0.00 1905513 ALBERTA K SURLEY EST 711 VIRGINIA AVENUE MCCOMB MS 39648-4755 $214.99 0.00 4017359 ALBERTA K SURLEY ESTATE 711 VIRGINIA AVENUE MCCOMB MS 39648-4755 $109.80 0.00 4257446 ALBERTA K SURLEY ESTATE 711 VIRGINIA AVENUE MCCOMB MS 39648 $84.57 0.00 2744587 ALBERTA K SURLEY ESTATE 711 VIRGINIA AVENUE MCCOMB MS 39648-4755 $101.78 0.00 2996642 ALBERTA K SURLEY ESTATE 711 VIRGINIA AVENUE MCCOMB MS 39648-4755 $128.69 0.00 3212337 ALBERTA K SURLEY ESTATE ALBERTA K 711 VIRGINIA AVENUE MCCOMB MS 39648-4755 $186.45 0.00 3552379 ALBERTA K SURLEY ESTATE ALBERTA K 711 VIRGINIA AVENUE MCCOMB MS 39648-4755 $168.65 0.00 1757017 ALBRITTON BETTY J RTE 1 BOX E 1 SUMMIT MS 39666 $247.74 0.00 1435800 ALBRITTON BETTY J RR 1 SUMMIT MS 39666-9801 $374.00 0.00 2795105 ALDRIDGE MICHAEL D 7715 HIGHWAY 98 SW SUMMIT MS 39666 $100.00 0.00 3131347 ALESIA ROBINSON 1404 CARROLL ST MCCOMB MS 39648 $192.00 0.00 1107424 ALEXANDER ALTON T ROUTE 1 SUMMIT MS 39666 $60.80 0.00 3742993 ALEXANDER AVIS PATRICE 2066 JOEL LANG RD MCCOMB MS 39648-9347 $56.31 0.00 3842419 ALEXANDER CECIL E 825 25TH ST MCCOMB MS 39648 $278.76 0.00 2102635 ALEXANDER CRYSTEL 302 MARQUETTE AVE MCCOMB MS 39648 $120.58 0.00 3586524 ALEXANDER DANIEL P.O BOX 656 SUMMIT MS 39666 $172.56 0.00 1243354 ALEXANDER J N P O BOX 731 SUMMIT MS 39666-073 $19.69 0.35 1963416 ALEXANDER JEFF 1055 ERIN DR SUMMIT MS 39666-5020 $86.36 0.00 1826379 ALEXANDER JEFF 1055 ERIN DR SUMMIT MS 39666-5020 $79.45 0.00 2693982 ALEXANDER L C 600 8TH ST APT 105 MCCOMB MS 39648 $497.76 0.00 2147065 ALEXANDER LEROY 5785 IRENE RD SUMMIT MS 39666 $60.00 0.00 1224973 ALEXANDER LINDA 302 POPLAR ST SUMMIT MS 39666 $63.24 0.00 4122078 ALEXANDER OLLIE 1205 THOMAS ST SUMMIT MS 39666-9203 $129.88 0.00 3833035 ALEXANDER PENNY 808 ST.
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