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2015 Assessment Bookletassess Book Town of Gilford 2015 Property Assessments 2015 Gilford Property Assessments Page 2 Map-LotOwner Land Bldg Total Map-Lot Owner Land Bldg Total 251-032.000114 SCENIC DR REALTY TRUST 333420 169800 503220 208-021.000AJM-JAM 2002 REALTY TRUST 59250 0 59250 SARAH MULLER KILPATRICK TTEE 201-009.028AKERLEY, LISA C 0 8800 8800 242-001.000118 NH 2015 TRUST 562140 55300 617440 240-118.200AKERLEY, THOMAS J 54780 123800 178580 C/O REBECCA WILDSTEIN 216-066.200AKERLEY, WILLIAM R & LISA C 48000 0 48000 214-038.500-5B16 ANTRIM ROAD LLC 7500 95400 102900 216-066.100AKERLEY, WILLIAM R & LISA C 52500 197600 250100 242-280.002170 BELKNAP POINT RD RLTY TRST 197970 169500 367470 201-001.335AKRIDGE, WILLIAM DAVID TRUSTEE 4000 28100 32100 MIGLIOZZI, ROCCO &ROSE TTEES AKRIDGE, WILLIAM DAVID RV TRST 226-018.000181 GUNSTOCK HILL RD TRUST 168690 0 168690 227-146.000ALBERT, DANIEL R & DINA M 62800 135700 198500 254-074.00020 HIGH POINT LANE LLC 99500 638000 737500 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SHAH, GREGORY & DIANE TRUSTEES ALDEN LAND TRUST #2 217-063.001504 EDGEWATER LLC 992570 506400 1498970 224-046.043ALDRICH, GLEN & MARIE 0 16300 16300 267-176.00051 DINSMOOR POINT ROAD LLC 67060 62400 129460 203-052.000ALDRICH, NORMAN P & KATHLEEN D 48100 130100 178200 SYLVIA C JENKINS 223-100.409ALDRICH, RICHARD W 0 44000 44000 214-026.00073 AVIATION DRIVE ASSOCIATION 133700 360200 493900 237-010.000ALDRIDGE, SAMUEL C 68400 272500 340900 217-023.00082 SUMMIT LLC 115350 161400 276750 242-011.000ALEXANDER, KATHLEEN M & BRUCE 65190 62000 127190 223-536.000A & L REALTY LLC 269700 297700 567400 203-266.000ALLANOS, MARC 64500 227600 292100 224-068.000A TO Z FITNESS LLC 139200 519700 658900 252-016.049ALLARD, GLORIA 0 76700 76700 249-021.000ABARE, MARK A 394600 84800 479400 252-016.258ALLARD, RITA J 0 49000 49000 223-100.410ABARE, THOMAS D 0 44000 44000 208-018.000ALLEN, BARBARA R TRUSTEE 122880 143900 266780 223-100.428ABBIUSO, JOHN L 0 49500 49500 ALLEN, BARBARA R REVOC TRUST 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