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Unclaimed Property for County: DARE 7/16/2019 Unclaimed Property for County: DARE 7/16/2019 OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY ZIP PROP ID ORIGINAL HOLDER ADDRESS CITY ST ZIP 1587 RESTAURANT PO BOX 175 KILL DEVIL HILLS 27948-0175 15161088 GENERAL MILLS INC NUMBER ONE GENERAL MILLS BLVD M04-B MINNEAPOLIS MN 55426 360 VIEW LLC 360 SOUND VIEW DRIVE KILL DEVIL HILLS 27948 15281810 ACE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY PO BOX 1000 WB12B PHILADELPHIA PA 19106 7 HENGOOCH 103 W. WOODHILL DR NAGS HEAD 27948 15945478 PROVIDENT LIFE & ACCIDENT INS CO ONE FOUNTAIN SQUARE CHATTANOOGA TN 37402- A B & H AUTOMOTIVE INC PO BOX 568 WANCHESE 27981-0568 15767195 NORTH CAROLINA FARM BUREAU MUTUAL INSURANCE5301 GLENWOOD AVE PO BOX 27427 RALEIGH NC 27612 A WEAVER ESTATE CHARLENE 1711 VIRGINIA AVE KILL DEVIL HL 27948-7637 15940752 DISCOVER BANK 12 READS WAY NEW CASTLE DE 19720 ACA HOME REPAIRS & IMPROVEMENT 504 W AIRSTRIP RD KILL DEVIL HILLS 27948 15555935 TRAVELERS INDEMNITY CO 385 WASHINGTON STREET MC SB 05B SAINT PAUL MN 55102 ACKLEY SARAH 4132 POOR RIDGE RD KITTY HAWK 27949-4336 14893332 CENTURYLINK INC PO BOX 4065 100 CENTURYLINK DR MONROE LA 71203-0000 ADAMS FURNITURE STAT P O BOX 2468 KILL DEVIL HILL 27948 15980995 CAPE HATTERAS ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE 47109 LIGHT PLANT P O BOX 9 BUXTON NC 27920 ADAMS JANICE PO BOX 8099 DUCK 27949 14914001 HANESBRANDS DIRECT LLC 1000 EAST HANES MILL ROAD WINSTON SALEM NC 27105 ADCOCK KRISTIN N 1201 SWORDFISH WAY KITTY HAWK 27949 14901986 GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES INSURANCE COMPANYONE GEICO PLAZA ATTN: CONTROLLER WASHINGTON DC 20076-0001 ADOMONYTE VILMA 2401 COLINGTON RD KILL DEVIL HILLS 27948 14879385 PAYPAL INC 12312 PORT GRACE BLVD ATTN: LA VISTA NE 68128 UNCLAIMED PROPERTY ADVANCED CHIROPRACTIC MEDIGAP ONLY PO BOX 28 KITTY HAWK 27949 15396463 ANTHEM INC 3075 VANDERCAR WAY CINCINNATI OH 45209 AGUILAR WILSON 3942 PARKER ST APT B3 KITTY HAWK 27949-4126 15992985 NATURE'S SUNSHINE PRODUCTS INC. 2901 W BLUE GRASS BLVD LEHI UT 84043 ALBARTY AMANDA 1170 HWY HWY A 64 MANTEO 27954-7954 14893358 CENTURYLINK INC PO BOX 4065 100 CENTURYLINK DR MONROE LA 71203-0000 ALDARENGA LOPEZ JOSE ANGEL 1720 SEMINOLE ST KILL DEVIL HILLS 27948-9394 15992990 NATURE'S SUNSHINE PRODUCTS INC. 2901 W BLUE GRASS BLVD LEHI UT 84043 ALDRIDGE VICKY M 131 THE OAKS MANTEO 27954 15504115 WALT DISNEY CO THE C/O BROADRIDGE CORPORATE ISSUE 51 EDGEWOOD NY 11717 MERCEDES WAY ALEXA DANIEL 8211 S OLD OREGON INLET RD NAGS HEAD 27959 15263863 GAP INC 4400 MASTHEAD ST, NE SUITE 300 ALBUQUERQUE NM 87109 ALEXANDER BEN PO BOX 321 KITTY HAWK 27949-0321 15562212 MERIAL LLC 1730 OLYMPIC DR BLDG 2 MAILROOM ATHENS GA 30601 ALEXANDER SARAH PO BOX 1222 MANTEO 27954 15569455 MERIAL LLC 1730 OLYMPIC DR BLDG 2 MAILROOM ATHENS GA 30601 ALL H INC 111 HURON CT KILL DEVIL HL 27948-9139 15230191 NC DEPT OF REVENUE PSRM BUSINESS TAX REFUNDS P O BOX RALEIGH NC 27640 25000 ALLEN CHARLES D 2020 VIRGINIA DARE TRAIL KILL DEVIL HILLS 27948 14789623 PROFESSIONAL HOSPITALITY RESOURCES INC.300 32ND ST VIRGINIA BEACH VA 23451 ALLEN JERRY C P O BOX 1191 MANTEO 27954 15498806 BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD OF NC PO BOX 2291 4615 UNIVERSITY DR DURHAM NC 27702 NC_ClerkOfCourt.rpt 1 ALLEN ROGER 368 SEA OATS TRL SOUTHERN SHORES 27949 14832638 AMROCK INC 662 WOODWARD AVE DETROIT MI 48226 ALLEY HARRY J 1722 N CROATAN HWY KILL DEVIL HILLS 27948 15026729 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 ALMONEY JAMES 113 PORTHOLE COURT KILL DEVIL HILLS 27948 15161320 LUMBER LIQUIDATORS INC 3000 JOHN DEERE RD TOANO VA 23168- ALVARADO DAGOBERTO A PO BOX 2154 MANTEO 27954-2154 15137971 BANK OF AMERICA - NORTH CAROLINA PO BOX 17270 DE5-022-03-11 WILMINGTON DE 19885-7270 AMADOR MARIO 5712 RIDGE LN NAGS HEAD 27959 15264648 CAROLINA WATER SERVICE INC OF NC 2335 SANDERS RD NORTHBROOK IL 60062 AMBROSE CAROLYN B PO BOX 35 MANNS HARBOR 27953 15823189 DITECH FINANCIAL LLC 345 ST PETER ST, STE 1700 SAINT PAUL MN 55102-1637 AMBROSE TERRY S 18868 HWY 64 EAST LAKE 27953 15357514 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TEACHERS AND STATEEMPLOYEES COM MAJ MED PO BOX 2291 DURHAM NC 27702 4615 UNIVERSITY DR AMERICAN FAMILY 237 SOUNDSIDE RD NAGS HEAD 27959 14879554 PAYPAL INC 12312 PORT GRACE BLVD ATTN: LA VISTA NE 68128 UNCLAIMED PROPERTY AMINI ALI 211 EAGLE DR KILL DEVIL HLS 27948 15813989 PROGRESSIVE SOUTHEASTERN INS CO TAX DEPT 6300 WILSON MILLS RD W33 MAYFIELD VILLAGE OH 44143 AMMONS BLANE H P O BOX 887 BUXTON 27920 15981002 CAPE HATTERAS ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE 47109 LIGHT PLANT P O BOX 9 BUXTON NC 27920 AMMONS JAY PO BOX 7112 KILL DEVIL HL 27948-7112 15688048 STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTO INS CO 3 STATE FARM PLAZA SOUTH P-4 BLOOMINGTON IL 61791-0001 AMMONS LISA KLUG PO BOX 7112 KILL DEVIL HL 27948-7112 15688048 STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTO INS CO 3 STATE FARM PLAZA SOUTH P-4 BLOOMINGTON IL 61791-0001 ANDERSON DEAN 3723 N CROATAN HWY KITTY HAWK 27949-9209 15211694 NAVIENT CORPORATION ATTN UNCLAIMED PROPERTY V1075 2001 RESTON VA 20191 EDMUND HALLEY DR ANDERSON MIKE R 1800 SAINT DAVID STREET UNIT C3 KILL DEVIL HILLS 27948 14789345 NTELOS INC 1154 SHENANDOAH VILLAGE DRIVE P. 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WAYNESBORO VA 22980 BOX 1990 ANDINO WILMER J SR 315 W HAYMAN BLVD KILL DEVIL HL 27948-9613 14956354 NC DEPT OF REVENUE P O BOX 25000 IMPREST CASH FUND RALEIGH NC 27640 ANDRATA PATRICIA 111 SEAGULL CT KILL DEVIL HILLS 27948-9036 15993020 NATURE'S SUNSHINE PRODUCTS INC. 2901 W BLUE GRASS BLVD LEHI UT 84043 ANDREWS DAVID PO BOX 933 NAGS HEAD 27959-0933 14943087 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO ONE NATIONWIDE PLAZA 1-UC-803 COLUMBUS OH 43215-2220 ANGEL JUAN C 113 HARBOUR BAY DR KITTY HAWK 27949-4369 15939943 DISCOVER BANK 12 READS WAY NEW CASTLE DE 19720 ANGEL JUAN M 113 HARBOUR BAY DR KITTY HAWK 27949 14849937 TD BANK USA 7000 TARGET PKWY NCF-0329 BROOKLYN PARK MN 55445 ANNA AGNES S PO BOX 883 BUXTON 27920 15024790 CAPITAL ONE BANK NATIONAL ASSN UNCLAIMED PROPERTY DEPT PO BOX 85135 RICHMOND VA 23285-5135 APOLONIOACOSTA PASCUAL PO BOX 804 AVON 27915-0804 14893427 CENTURYLINK INC PO BOX 4065 100 CENTURYLINK DR MONROE LA 71203-0000 APPLETON WILLIAM 7384 CARATOKE HIGHWAY JARVISBURG 27949 15356534 EAST OHIO GAS COMPANY THE 701 E CARY ST OJRP--17 RICHMOND VA 23219 ARIAS LUIS CONOCIDA KILL DEVIL HILLS 27948 15370790 WESTERN UNIION FINANCIAL SVCS PO BOX 6038 ENGLEWOOD CO 80155 ARNOLD MILO 4703 S BLUE MARLIN WAY NAGS HEAD 27959 15900381 WASHINGTON CITY OF 102 E 2ND ST PO BOX 1988 WASHINGTON NC 27889 NC_ClerkOfCourt.rpt 2 ARTIS NICHOLAS 1008 ALEXANDER LANE KILL DEVIL HILLS 27948 14879711 PAYPAL INC 12312 PORT GRACE BLVD ATTN: LA VISTA NE 68128 UNCLAIMED PROPERTY ASH CHARLES 134 HIGH DUNE LOOP SOUTHERN SHORES 27949-3707 16013093 AT&T SERVICES INC 1 AT&T WAY RM 2B228A BEDMINSTER NJ 07921 ASHBY EDWARD B JR 1177 BURNSIDE RD MANTEO 27954-9810 15081207 METLIFE INC C/O COMPUTERSHARE 250 ROYALL ST CANTON MA 02021 ASHBY EDWARD B JR 1177 BURNSIDE RD MANTEO 27954-9810 15081206 METLIFE INC C/O COMPUTERSHARE 250 ROYALL ST CANTON MA 02021 ASHLEY TYLER 106 WARREN ST MANTEO 27954 15118658 STAPLES INC PO BOX 467907 ATLANTA GA 31146 ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC REA PO BOX 150 C/O SOUTHERN SHORE KITTY HAWK 27949-0150 15466477 CHARTER COMMUNICATION INC FKA TIME WARNERC/O COGNIZANT TECH SOLUTIONS PO BOX COLLEGE STATION TX 77842 REALTY COTT 30142 ATLANTIC DISCOUNT CORP PO BOX 457 NAGS HEAD 27959 15859501 LOTSOLUTIONS 10151 DEERWOOD PARK BLVD BUILDING 100 JACKSONVILLE FL 32256 SUITE 330 ATLANTIC DISCOUNT CORP PO BOX 2581 KILL DEVIL HILL 27948 15859502 LOTSOLUTIONS 10151 DEERWOOD PARK BLVD BUILDING 100 JACKSONVILLE FL 32256 SUITE 330 ATLANTIC VIEW ESTATES HOA 57211 ATLANTIC VIEW DRIVE HATTERAS 27943 15807770 BRANCH BANKING & TRUST PO BOX 1489 LUMBERTON NC 28359 AUDIO VIDEO PROVIDERS 508 PINE NEEDLE CT KILL DEVIL HILLS 27948 15159291 CAROLINA DESIGNS REALTY INC 1197 DUCK RD KITTY HAWK NC 27949-4560 AUSBAND EMILY L 177 CHICAHAUK TRL SOUTHERN SHORES 27949-3525 14790792 TAXATION DEPT OF 600 E MAIN ST, 15TH FL CHESTER VA 23836 AUSBAND FRANCIS B 177 CHICAHAUK TRL SOUTHERN SHORES 27949-3525 14790792 TAXATION DEPT OF 600 E MAIN ST, 15TH FL CHESTER VA 23836 AUSTIN BERNARD F JR PO BOX 27 MANTEO 27954-0027 14838041 MOODYS CORPORATION * UPRR % AMERICAN STOCK TRANSFER & TRUST BROOKLYN NY 11219 6201 15TH AVENUE AUSTIN CLIFTON PO BOX 921 BUXTON 27920-0921 15251805 CELLCO PARTNERSHIP DBA VERIZON WIRELESS899 HEATHROW PARK LANE 3RD FLOOR LAKE MARY FL 32746 AUSTIN IZETTA RT 1 BOX 7B SCARBOROUGH SQUARE MANTEO 27954 15981018 CAPE HATTERAS ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE 47109 LIGHT PLANT P O BOX 9 BUXTON NC 27920 AUSTIN LESLIE ELWOOD PO BOX 27 MANTEO 27954-0027 14838042 MOODYS CORPORATION * UPRR % AMERICAN STOCK TRANSFER & TRUST BROOKLYN NY 11219 6201 15TH AVENUE AUSTIN NANCY M PO BOX 27 MANTEO 27954-0027 14838041 MOODYS CORPORATION * UPRR % AMERICAN STOCK TRANSFER & TRUST BROOKLYN NY 11219 6201 15TH AVENUE AUSTIN NANCY M PO BOX 27 MANTEO 27954-0027 14838042 MOODYS CORPORATION * UPRR % AMERICAN STOCK TRANSFER & TRUST BROOKLYN NY 11219 6201 15TH AVENUE AUSTIN STEPHANIE PO BOX 161 FRISCO 27936-0161 14935987 US BANK NA PREPAID OPERATIONS US BANK PLAZA 200 S 6TH ST, EP-MN-L16C MINNEAPOLIS MN 55402 AUTREY ALENA M 401 W 3RD ST KILL DEVIL HILLS 27948 14940899 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO ONE NATIONWIDE PLAZA 1-UC-803 COLUMBUS OH 43215-2220 AYARS SARAH PO BOX 685 KILL DEVIL HL 27948-0685 15688087 STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTO INS CO 3 STATE FARM PLAZA SOUTH P-4 BLOOMINGTON IL 61791-0001 AYBAR ERBITA M PO BOX 686 KILL DEVIL HILLS 27948 15025343 AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY 2401 W BEHREND DR, STE 55 MC 24-02-19 PHOENIX AZ 85027-0000 AYDLETT AGENCY INC PO BOX 1740 KITTY HAWK 27949 14911666 CENTERSTATE BANK INC C/O COMPUTERSHARE 42745 US HIGHWAY DAVENPORT FL 33837 27 AYDLETT DANA PO BOX 1649 KITTY HAWK
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