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Report Generated: 08/26/2021 Report Generated: 09/07/2021 Bill# YearType Owner Name Property Address Map ID Amount Due 9/7/2021 46 2020R ABNER, BENNIE SQUABBLE CREEK 006-00 00 011.00 234.29 47 2020R ABNER, BENNY SQUABBLE CRK 005-00 00 016.02 115.52 48 2020R ABNER, BENNY & CULLEY HEAD OF OTTER CREEK 002-00 00 006.00 203.03 49 2020R ABNER, BENNY & CULLY SQUABBLE CREEK 012-00 00 035.00 187.80 51 2020R ABNER, BRANDI LEANN 70 SCHOOL HOUSE BRANCH ROAD 011-00 00 016.00 185.91 52 2020R ABNER, CHARLES E. OTTER CR 013-00 00 007.00 117.03 53 2020R ABNER, CHARLES EDWARD SCHOOLHOUSE HOLLOW 012-00 00 003.00 81.80 54 2020R ABNER, CHARLES EDWARD ABNER FORK 007-00 00 003.00 454.39 56 2020R ABNER, CLYDE EST FORKED MOUTH 043-00 00 068.00 267.83 69 2020R ABNER, ROBERT & BETTY SQUABBLE CREEK 006-00 00 003.02 203.03 70 2020R ABNER, TAULBEE 4407 KENTUCKY HIGHWAY 2022 002-00 00 004.00 L01 133.02 80 2020R ADAMS, BENNY BRYAN HD OF BARKCAMP BR 186-00 00 004.01 203.03 94 2020R ADAMS, CHESTER 916 SLICK FORD ROAD 141-00 00 017.00 L01 54.27 105 2020R ADAMS, EMMITT 68 STEEPFIELD FORK ROAD 065-00 00 009.00 L01 63.01 125 2020R ADAMS, JEROME BULE PUNCHEON CAMP BR 160-00 00 012.02 185.54 130 2020R ADAMS, JOHN MACK & MARY JORDAN ST 101-24 16 005.00 46.56 133 2020R ADAMS, LARRY ACCOUNT 0010400 64.78 142 2020R ADAMS, LULA 314 SIM BOWLING CIRCLE 098-00 00 024.01 L02 54.27 143 2020R ADAMS, MARTHA W PEARL JR & ETC HAPPY 155-30 02 005.00 150.53 147 2020R ADAMS, NATHANIEL -ESTATE- & EDNA LFT FK OF MASON CR 141-40 01 003.00 115.52 149 2020R ADAMS, ODIS & HAZEL MOUTH OF BEECHFORK 161-00 00 001.01 185.54 163 2020R ADAMS, ROGER KODAK ON HILL 177-00 00 008.00 115.52 20205 2020R ADAMS, SALLY GAS 187.39 169 2020R ADAMS, SHERRY 1457 BEEHIVE ROAD 161-00 00 011.08 L01 168.04 173 2020R ADAMS, TINA 101 HICKORY GAP ROAD 037-00 00 013.00 L02 168.04 176 2020R ADAMS, WILLIAM MICHAEL 257 NATS BRANCH ROAD 172-00 00 013.00 465.58 181 2020R ADDINGTON, LORA LEFT FORK MACES CREEK RD 141-10 01 008.00 115.52 198 2020R ADKINS, JUANITA PEARL LN 090-00 00 018.01 160.28 199 2020R ADKINS, JUANITA CHRISTOPHER RD 119-20 02 013.00 115.52 224 2020R AKERS, EDWARD 43 PILKIN LANE 147-00 00 011.00 63.01 251 2020R ALLEN, BONNIE CAM JOHNSON BR BUCKHORN 023-00 00 009.02 250.29 261 2020R ALLEN, CURTIS A TROUBLESOME 081-00 00 063.02 203.03 265 2020R ALLEN, DERWIN HWY 476 ROWDY 081-00 00 060.01 64.78 272 2020R ALLEN, ETTA -ESTATE- MEADOW BROOK ROAD 086-30 02 010.01 203.03 293 2020R ALLEN, LISA 369 PONDEROSA LANE 167-00 00 013.18 203.03 309 2020R ALLEN, SARAH A ROWDY 081-00 00 011.00 115.52 336 2020R AMBURGEY, DWIGHT GEORGES BRANCH ACCOUNT 0230520 45.49 345 2020R AMBURGEY, PATRICIA JASMINE COURT 086-00 00 043.03 L37 238.04 347 2020R AMBURGEY, REVELLA & DAVID SANDY BEECH 140-00 00 020.01 80.50 350 2020R AMBURGEY, TERESA VICCO 166-00 00 015.00 946.91 351 2020R AMBURGEY, TERESA DEFIANCE 166-20 01 005.00 465.58 366 2020R AMIS, JOHN YANCY 1980 CAM JOHNSON BRANCH ROAD 018-00 00 003.00 745.62 373 2020R AMIS, SHERRY 541 ASHLESS ST 102-34 05 011.00 213.59 20208 2020R AMON G CARTER FOUNDATION GAS 48.77 383 2020R ANDERSON, EARNEST HWY 15 NEAR VICCO-HILLSIDE 166-00 00 038.00 79.83 421 2020R APPAKONDU, SRINIVASA REDDY, M D ARGYLL SUB DIV. 087-10 01 011.00 1953.34 446 2020R ARCH FLINT RIDGE LLC SWEDEN FORK 029-00 00 002.00 378.06 447 2020R ARCH FLINT RIDGE LLC BUCKLICK & SUGAR CAMP HOLLOW 069-00 00 023.06 1060.69 448 2020R ARCH FLINT RIDGE LLC GAYS CREEK 025-00 00 015.00 640.62 452 2020R ARCHER, WILLA MAE COMBS NORTH BAKER ST. COMBS 087-30 03 009.00 115.52 487 2020R ASHER, ANTHONY & DENISE 125 Y ST 101-22 03 007.00 584.73 488 2020R ASHER, ANTHONY & DENISE 510 MEMORIAL DR 101-22 03 013.00 491.91 562 2020R B.ROBERTS PROPERTIES VERMILLION ST 102-13 07 045.00 584.73 Bill# YearType Owner Name Property Address Map ID Amount Due 9/7/2021 572 2020R BACK, ERNEST SR 257 LOWER BIBLE AVE 177-10 13 001.00 299.30* PendinG * 573 2020R BACK, ERNEST SR 287 LOWER BIBLE AVE 177-10 13 003.00 577.59* PendinG * 574 2020R BACK, ERNEST TROY JR & SHELIA BIBLE AVE 177-10 12 002.00 1528.02* PendinG * 579 2020R BACK, REBECCA LEE 149 COAL RIDGE DR 059-00 00 071.00 L47 80.51 590 2020R BAILEY, DANIEL 353 TRACE BRANCH ROAD 037-00 00 036.00 L04 80.51 611 2020R BAILEY, LISA 3259 HIGHWAY 699 160-00 00 027.00 L01 185.54 618 2020R BAILEY, TAMMY R 247 SCUDDY MOUNTAIN RD 167-00 00 013.09 675.62 634 2020R BAISDEN, HILARY P 257 COMBS RD. 086-40 02 012.03 1778.31 635 2020R BAISDEN, HILARY P & BLB ACQUISITIONS 26 FOGTOWN LANE 086-40 02 012.05 2653.46 639 2020R BAKER, AGGIE SPARKMAN OWENS BR 145-00 00 010.05 54.27 642 2020R BAKER, APRIL 028-00 00 002.00 L01 63.01 202017 2020R BAKER, BENJAMIN R TR GAS 75.67 664 2020R BAKER, BROWN LOW & DICIE COLLINS FORKED MTH 044-00 00 002.00 80.51 666 2020R BAKER, C C & POPPY ACCOUNT 41500 542.58 692 2020R BAKER, E C -ESTATE- LAUREL FORK 044-00 00 035.01 57.74 697 2020R BAKER, ELIGE & EDNA JEAN LAUREL MOUNTAIN ROAD 044-00 00 034.02 203.03 698 2020R BAKER, ELIGE AND EDNA 999 LAUREL MTN RD 044-00 00 042.00 115.52 712 2020R BAKER, FLOYD S -ESTATE- L & N YARDS 101-20 01 028.01 120.77 755 2020R BAKER, GREEN 143 TYPO TUNNEL LANE 062-00 00 031.00 115.52 758 2020R BAKER, HENRY & TINA 2501 N MAIN 101-10 01 045.00 1326.99* PendinG * 763 2020R BAKER, JAMES A 250 NASCAR DR 074-30 10 007.00 L01 168.04 765 2020R BAKER, JAMES HENRY & TINA ROSE 108 HALL ST 101-20 02 032.00 1154.38* PendinG * 775 2020R BAKER, JENNIFER LAUREL FORK 044-00 00 046.00 54.77 782 2020R BAKER, JOHN & SANDRA 38 ISON LANE 183-00 00 001.00 L02 290.56* PendinG * 793 2020R BAKER, JUDY & RAYETTA PATRICK BIG CREEK 077-00 00 078.00 L01 168.04 802 2020R BAKER, KEVIN ROWL STREET 101-10 01 056.00 L01 98.01 812 2020R BAKER, LEWIS 113 SUMAC AVE. 086-30 02 048.00 477.83 816 2020R BAKER, LINDA 148 CREEK VIEW 132-00 00 009.04 553.11 818 2020R BAKER, LISA 921 BUFFALO RUN 090-00 00 090.00 L03 80.51 819 2020R BAKER, LLOYD AND GLADYS HEIRS LAUREL FORK 044-00 00 041.00 115.52 831 2020R BAKER, MATHEW 5416 KENTUCKY HIGHWAY 476 116-20 02 004.00 553.11 840 2020R BAKER, MISTY HEAD OF FEB FORK 023-00 00 015.00 203.03 849 2020R BAKER, PEARL HEAD OF CAMPBELLS CREEK 043-00 00 017.00 203.03 880 2020R BAKER, STEPHANIE 23 ELM TREE LANE 036-30 03 010.00 693.13 887 2020R BAKER, TIMOTHY A. WOLF PEN 078-00 00 008.01 252.55 897 2020R BAKER, VERONICA & MICHAEL 156 COMBS ST 101-22 01 007.00 306.34 941 2020R BANKS, SALLY L & N YARDS 101-20 01 026.01 120.77 951 2020R BARGER, ANCE HEIRS LONG FORK 007-00 00 009.00 213.80 959 2020R BARGER, EDITH JEWEL FRANCIS BRANCH 069-00 00 019.05 54.27 965 2020R BARGER, FORD GAYSCREEK 020-00 00 007.00 243.49 981 2020R BARGER, MARY - ESTATE MUDLICK BRANCH 016-00 00 005.00 135.55 992 2020R BARGO, ROBERT SCOTT & DEBORAH LEFT FORK OF ELK BR 121-00 00 034.00 378.06 996 2020R BARKER, FLOYD 087-30 13 014.00 168.04 998 2020R BARKER, JACKIE LITTLE WILLARD 063-00 00 008.01 80.51 1022 2020R BARNETT, BOBBY & WILMA L&N YARDS 101-20 01 017.00 139.34 1024 2020R BARNETT, CARL V & SARAH 1288 COUCHTOWN ROAD 063-30 02 021.00 465.58 1026 2020R BARNETT, CHARLOTTE 1855 HARDBURLY ROAD 135-00 00 003.01 185.54* PendinG * 1027 2020R BARNETT, DANIEL BULAN 100-00 00 071.00 L08 45.49 1030 2020R BARNETT, EUGENE L&N YARDS 101-20 01 023.02 696.05 1033 2020R BARNETT, GORDON & SHELIA WELLS ST 087-30 14 008.00 990.67 1038 2020R BARNETT, MICHAEL BOONELEDGE 120-00 00 011.00 L06 238.04 1054 2020R BARRETT, HELEN BLUE GRASS 102-00 00 001.01 74.39 1062 2020R BATES, ANNA EST 74700 63.01 1067 2020R BAUER, RAYMOND 88 ELMER DRIVE 099-40 01 009.01 115.52 Bill# YearType Owner Name Property Address Map ID Amount Due 9/7/2021 1075 2020R BEATTY, C ALVIN & BERTHA K LOST FORK LEATHERWOOD 173-00 00 004.01 98.01 1076 2020R BEATTY, HENRIETTA -ESTATE- JORDAN STREET 101-24 11 004.01 120.77 1087 2020R BEDWELL, ELIJAH CHRISTOPHER 119-20 03 034.00 L01 36.75 1091 2020R BEGLEY, ADA 032-00 00 012.01 115.52 1111 2020R BEGLEY, EDITH LICK BR 087-20 01 014.03 62.14 1112 2020R BEGLEY, EUGENE & DONALD LICK BR 087-20 01 014.00 98.01 1121 2020R BEGLEY, HETTY N JAMES LANE 099-00 00 020.00 115.52 1122 2020R BEGLEY, HUBERT & DEBORA KAY 2277 TOULOUSE ROAD 045-00 00 033.00 L01 115.52 1126 2020R BEGLEY, JOHN G.
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