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MABARUMA REGISTRATION OFFICE Ser # LastName FirstName MiddleName Address 1 ABRAHAM EUSI ARLIE YARAKITA 2 ALBERTS AMEER HOSORORO HILL 3 ALI NAVIN MARK UPPER ARUKA RIVER 4 ALI SAVITRI SETTLEMENT MABARUMA 5 ALLEN TYRON YARAKITA 6 ANTHONIO RHVIN ANTHONY HOBODEIA 7 ANTHONY ROYAN UNITY SQUARE BARIMA RIVER 8 ANTONIO HERON EKRAN HOBODEIA ARUKA 9 ANTONY FRANKLYN JOHN HOBODIA 10 ASHBY DEON ARUKA MOUTH 11 BAIRD DONNA CENTRAL BARAMITA 12 BARKER NATASHA KAMWATTA VILLAGE KAMWATTA 13 BENJAMIN LEURENCE MARK BARIMA KORIABO 14 BENJAMIN NASAIRO DEVON BARABINA 15 BENN SONIA ANNE COMPOUND MABARUMA 16 BERNARD HARVEY EVANGELUS BARAMITA 17 BUMBURY DESLYN BARIMA RIVER 18 CHABNAUTH EDDIE 316 SOESDYKE LINDEN HIGHWAY KURU KURURU EAST BANK DEMERARA 19 CHACON DEON ANTHONY LOWER BARIMA BARIMA RIVER 20 CHAPPELL CLIFTON BARAMITA 21 CHARLES EDGAR CENTRAL WHITE WATER 22 CHARLIE MARIAM BARAMITA 23 CONYOUS WIDDIE COLIN KORIABO RIVER 24 CORNELIUS WIDMARK REYNOLD BARIMANOBO MABARUMA 25 COZIER NIAL KAMWATTA 26 DA SILVA LESLIE ANTHONY ARUKA RIVER HOSORORO 27 DA SILVA SOLOMON PETER BLACKWATER ARUTA 28 DANIELS MOREEN ANN HOBODIA 29 DANIELS ROHAN ARUCURU WHITE WATER 30 DANIELS TREVON ARUCURU WHITE WATER 31 DAVID KEN EON LOWER ARUKA RIVER 32 DAVID PATENTIA BARAMA LINE BARAMITA 33 DE SOUZA NURLENE KORIABO 34 DEBIDEEN DAVID ARUKAMAI 35 DIAS RONALDO BARABINA 36 DOMINGO CLADDA JANE BARIMA 37 EDWARDS ROMEL STEVE CENTRAL KAITUMA KAITUMA RIVER 38 EMANUEL ERIC BAYLON WAMAINA ARUAU 39 EMMANUEL CLIFTON JOSEPH THOMAS HILL MABARUMA 40 EMMANUEL TRICIA WHITE WATER 41 FAZARALI SAHEED EAKBAL INDEPENDENCE ROAD HOSORORO 42 FLORES MARK ARUCURU WHITE WATER 43 FLORIS KIN DAVID YARAKITA 44 FRANCE CLARENCE BARIMA 45 GONSALVES DELROY ADRIAN WANAINA HOSORORO HILL MABARUMA WEST BARIMA 46 GONSALVES MARC ANTHONY GRANT EXPERIENCE LOWER POM RIVER 47 GORDON MARION WAUNA SCHEME WAUNA 48 GUNPAT JOSEPHINE SCHEME WAUNA 49 HENRY BRIDGETTE ARUKA RIVER ARUKA 50 HENRY CLEVELAND BARAMA LINE BARAMITA 51 HENRY DELWICK LOG HILL BARAMITA 52 HENRY DERAN RED HILL 53 HENRY GENELLY RED HILL 54 HENRY INEZ BARAMA LINE BARAMITA 55 HENRY JENITA BARAMITA 56 HENRY LUKE SCHEME WAUNA 57 HENRY SAMUEL SCHEME WAUNA 58 HERNANDES REON SCHEME WAUNA 59 HERNANDEZ DICK KAMWATTA 60 HOPE MICHAEL JUNIOR HOSORORO 61 HOSEA DANIEL ATTIBANI LOWER ARUKA 62 HUTSON NATHAN JOSEPH HOBODIA 63 JACOBS CYNTHIA LOG HILL BARAMITA 64 JAMES JANET WILLIAM AREA BARAMITA 65 JAMES PATRICK BARABINA HILL 66 JAMES RITA WILLIAM AREA BARAMITA 67 JAMES WAVENEY BARAMA LINE BARAMITA 68 JEROME COLEEN BARASINA BARIMA 69 JEROME KEVIN ARUKA RIVER 70 JOCINTHO RICHARD SETTLEMENT MABARUMA 71 JOSEPH ABIAN BLACK WATER BARAMITA 72 JOSEPH CLIFTON BARIMA KORIABO 73 JOSEPH JENNY BARAMA LINE BARAMITA 74 JOSEPH JUNER WHITE WATER 75 JOSEPH PATSIE BARAMITA 76 LEONARD REGINA BARAMITA 77 LEONARD RITA BARAMITA 78 LEWIS EUNICE BARIMA RIVER 79 LOUIS CARLYON KURSIMA WHITE WATER 80 MANGRA MARILYN DEL CARMEN BROOMES ESTATE MABARUMA 81 MC TURK ARON FARM CORP WAUNA 82 MITCHELL QUESI QUASI ANTHONY HOBO HILL MABARUMA 83 MORGOW JOYCE BERNEDETTE HOBO MABARUMA 84 MORGOW JUPITER SETTLEMENT MABARUMA 85 MORGOW SHEVON HOBO MABARUMA 86 MOSES RICHARD BARAMA LINE BARAMITA 87 NAMEE REEMANI NARIMA KAMWATTA 88 O'SELMO DEXTER SUGAR HILL WAUNA 89 PEREZ SHANE SAMMY HOTOQUAI 90 PERSAUD RYAN CENTRAL WHITE WATER 91 PETERS ALISTER DENNIS TOWNSHIP MABARUMA 92 PETERS REYAD ARUCURU WHITE WATER 93 PETERS SHALDON SIMAROPA WHITE WATER 94 PETERS WESLEY KUMAKA 95 PRINCE AUGUSTIN POWAIKURU 96 PRINCE NELIS POWAIKURU 97 PROSTON SONNY BARAMITA 98 RAGHOO CHAITRAM KUMAKA 99 RICHARDS YOHANCE NICK SCHEME WAUNA 100 ROBERTS GAIRY WANAKAI ARUAU RIVER 101 ROBERTS MURTLAND MC LAURCENT GOLDEN CITY BARAMITA 102 ROBERTS PERCY JOHN KUMAKA 103 ROBERTS SYLVIE WAUNA 104 RODRIGUES FENTON ALEXANDER WHITE WATER 105 RODRIGUES HOWARD ROMERO KAMWATTA 106 SAMUELS TRAVIS CENTRAL WHITE WATER 107 SANDY MAUREEN ARUKA RIVER ARUKA 108 SCOTT HAROLD BARAMITA RETURN BARAMITA 109 SIMON NITA BARAMITA 110 SINGH SHAWNON BLACK WATER WHITE WATER 111 SKEETE COLLIS SHAWN BROOMES ESTATE MABARUMA 112 SLITMAN JACKLYN KHAN HILL MABARUMA 113 SMITH ERNEST CHIST WAUNA PUBLIC ROAD WAUNA 114 SOLOMON EAIN MORAWHANNA 115 SOLOMON LOYED JUNER SCHEME WAUNA 116 SOLOMON TYRONE HENRY SCHEME WAUNA 117 SPROSTON JENNIE BARAMITA 118 SPROSTON WINSTON GOLDEN CITY BARAMITA 119 SYDNEY MALANA BARAMITA 120 THOM ABEL CENTRAL WHITE CREEK 121 THOMAS CHARLES CASSIE CREEK BARAMITA 122 THOMAS CORNELIUS YARAKITA 123 THOMAS DELON KAMWATTA 124 THOMAS DONNA BARAMITA 125 THOMAS HIGGINS HOTOQUAI 126 THOMAS JUDY RETURN BARAMITA 127 THOMAS TATINA CENTRAL BARAMITA 128 TILBURY AUBREY ARCHIBALD KUMAKA 129 TORRES KURT HOBODIA 130 WARRICK ROSAMUND MARIE ELISA YARAKITA 131 WELLS JONATHAN BARABINA 132 WILLIAMS DEVON MORASI EAST BANK ESSEQUIBO 133 WILLIAMS JAMES BARAMITA 134 WILLIAMS MARISSA BARAMITA 135 WILLIAMS MARY LOWER KAITUMA RIVER 136 WILLIAMS MELICIA ARANKA BARAMITA 137 WILLIAMS RACHEAL BARAMITA 138 WILLIAMS RYAN BARAMITA 139 WILLIAMS VIGILANCE BARAMITA 140 WONG ALMEER PAUL HOSORORO HILL.
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