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Case 12-51502 Doc 4872 Filed 10/28/13 Entered 10/28/13 09:49:21 Main Document Pg 1 of 2 Case 12-51502 Doc 4872 Filed 10/28/13 Entered 10/28/13 09:49:21 Main Document Pg 1 of 2 IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF MISSOURI EASTERN DIVISION In re: ) ) Case No. 12-51502-659 PATRIOT COAL CORPORATION, ET AL., ) ) MEMORANDUM TO THE CLERK Debtors. ) FILING VERIFICATION OF ) CREDITOR MATRIX Patriot Coal Corporation and its affiliated debtors hereby files their Verification of Creditor Matrix effective as of October 23, 2013 (the “Matrix”). Dated: October 24, 2013. Respectfully submitted, BRYAN CAVE LLP /s/ Laura Uberti Hughes Lloyd A. Palans, #22650MO Brian C. Walsh, #58091MO Laura Uberti Hughes, #60732MO One Metropolitan Square 211 N. Broadway, Suite 3600 St. Louis, MO 63102 (314) 259-2000 Fax: (314) 259-2020 [email protected] Local Counsel to the Debtors and Debtors in Possession 4196838.1 Case 12-51502 Doc 4872 Filed 10/28/13 Entered 10/28/13 09:49:21 Main Document Pg 2 of 2 IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF MISSOURI EASTERN DIVISION In re: ) ) Case No. 12-51502-659 PATRIOT COAL CORPORATION, ET. AL. ) ) VERIFICATION OF CREDITOR Debtors. ) MATRIX ) Patriot Coal Corporation and its affiliated debtors (collectively, the “Debtors”), through the undersigned, hereby verifies that the attached Creditor Matrix, effective as of October 23, 2013, is true, correct, and complete to the best of their knowledge. The Debtors reserve the right to update and supplement this list in the future to the extent necessary or appropriate. Date: October 24, 2013. PATRIOT COAL CORPORATION, ET AL. By: /s/ Robert L. Mead Name: Robert L. Mead Title: Vice President & Treasurer of Patriot Coal Corporation 4196838.1 2 Case 12-51502 Doc 4872-1 Filed 10/28/13 Entered 10/28/13 09:49:21 Appendix 1ST NATL BANK OF SPRINGFIELD 1ST Matrix NATL BK, (Part AGENT 1FOR of POWELL, 8) Pg HENDERSON 1 of 225 1ST. NAT'L BK OF BELLEVILLE C/O FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BELLEVILLE CREDIT TO HENDERSON POWELL AND ILLINOIS STATE TRUST COMPANY HARRISBURG, IL 62946 BELLEVILLE, IL 62221 2012 RETIREE BONUS ACCOUNT TRUST 2J SUPPLY INC 3D MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INC. ATTN: PRESIDENT 872 VALLEY ST 132 S POINTE DR 18354 QUANTICO GATEWAY DRIVE; SUITE 200 DAYTON, OH 45404-0000 CHARLESTON, WV 25314-2429 TRIANGLE, VA 22172 3M 3M 4D TRUCKING CO., INC 2519 RELIABLE PARKWAY PO BOX 844190 PO BOX 417 CHICAGO, IL 60686-0025 DALLAS, TX 75284-4190 INSTITUTE, WV 25112-0417 A & B SIGN CO., INC. A & S SERVICES INC A B BLANKENSHIP 480 INDUSTRIAL COURT PO BOX 365 ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED MADISONVILLE, KY 42431-0000 CORYDON, KY 42406 A C. COFFER A C. DOCKERY A C. MITCHELL ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED A COOK, JR. A E. FROHOCK A E. MC CARTHY ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED A JONELL SPROUSE A L. BEECHEY A M. BEDWELL ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED A M. BROOKS A P. LEWIS A PEREZ ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED A V CONWAY II A W CHESTERTON COMPANY A W CHESTERTON COMPANY 124 W UNION STREET PO BOX 3351 414 INDUSTRIAL PARK RD HARTFORD, KY 42347 BOSTON, MA 02241-0000 BEAVER, WV 25813 A W. BAKER A&N TRUCK SERVICES INC A&P TRUCKING HEAVY HAULING ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED 673 GEORGE WASHINGTON HWY & RIGGING THORNTON, WV 26440-0000 PO BOX 18034 MORGANTOWN, WV 26507 Case 12-51502 Doc 4872-1 Filed 10/28/13 Entered 10/28/13 09:49:21 Appendix A&P TRUCKING HEAVY HAULING & RIGGING INC A&S Matrix SERVICES, (Part INC. 1 of 8) Pg 2 of 225 A&T EXTREME CLEAN ATTN: PRESIDENT, MANAGING OR GENERAL AGENT ATTN: PRESIDENT, MANAGING OR GENERAL AGENT PO BOX 424 P.O. BOX 18034 P.O. BOX 365 POWDERLY, KY 42367 MORGANTOWN, WV 26507 CORYDON, KY 42406 A&T EXTREME CLEAN A&T EXTREME CLEAN A'NEILUS D. DIXON 202 CHURCH STREET ATTN: PRESIDENT, MANAGING OR GENERAL AGENT ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED POWERDLY, KY 42367-0000 202 CHURCH STREET POWERDLY, KY 42367 A. GREGORY PRITCHETT A. W. LOWERY, JR. 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ALLEN PO BOX 3463 2304 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE PO BOX 3463 CHARLESTON, WV 25334-0000 PO BOX 2370 CHARLESTON, WV 25334 MT. VERNON, IL 62864 A.L. LEE CORPORATION A.L. LEE CORPORATION A.L., A MINOR ATTN: PRESIDENT, MANAGING OR GENERAL AGENT PO BOX 99 ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED 2304 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE LESTER, WV 25865-0000 MT. VERNON, IL 62864 A.L., A MINOR A.L., A MINOR A.M. PRITCHARD TRUST THE SUTTER LAW FIRM ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED TRUSTEE FOR A.M. PRICHARD III ATTN ROGER DECANIO, ESQUIRE CITY NATIONAL BANK OF WV 1598 KANAWHA BLVD E 1900 THIRD AVE, C/O TRUST DEPT CHARLESTON, WV 25339 HUNTINGTON, WV 25703 Case 12-51502 Doc 4872-1 Filed 10/28/13 Entered 10/28/13 09:49:21 Appendix A.M. PRITCHARD TRUST A.M., Matrix A MINOR (Part 1 of 8) Pg 3 of 225 A.M., A MINOR C/O CITY NATL BANK ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED PO BOX 4168 CHARLESTON, WV 25364-4168 A.M., A MINOR A.R., A MINOR A.R., A MINOR THE SUTTER LAW FIRM THE SUTTER LAW FIRM ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED ATTN ROGER DECANIO, ESQUIRE ATTN ROGER DECANIO, ESQUIRE 1598 KANAWHA BLVD E 1598 KANAWHA BLVD E CHARLESTON, WV 25339 CHARLESTON, WV 25339 A.R., A MINOR A.R.D.C. A.S., A MINOR ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED PO BOX 19436 ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED SPRINGFIELD, IL 62794-9436 A.S., A MINOR A.S., A MINOR A.T., A MINOR ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED THE SUTTER LAW FIRM THE SUTTER LAW FIRM ATTN ROGER DECANIO, ESQUIRE ATTN ROGER DECANIO, ESQUIRE 1598 KANAWHA BLVD E 1598 KANAWHA BLVD E CHARLESTON, WV 25339 CHARLESTON, WV 25339 A.T., A MINOR A.T., A MINOR A.T., A MINOR ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED A.T.S. ELECTROLUBE INTL INC A.W., A MINOR A.W., A MINOR 7388 WILSON AVE., DELTA ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED BRITISH COLUMBIA V4G 1H3 CANADA A.W., A MINOR A1 HEATING & COOLING A1 SEPTIC SERVICE INC THE SUTTER LAW FIRM PO BOX 113 PO BOX 2088 ATTN ROGER DECANIO, ESQUIRE ACCOVILLE, WV 25606-0000 HENDERSON, KY 42420-0000 1598 KANAWHA BLVD E CHARLESTON, WV 25339 AAA SEPTIC SERVICE AAIM EDUCATION CENTER INC. AARON A MITCHEM P. O. BOX 975 PO BOX 790379 ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED PRINCETON, WV 24740 ST. LOUIS, MO 63179-0000 AARON A. COLE AARON B. JUSTICE AARON BOGGESS ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED AARON C KENNEDY AARON D BYRUM AARON D RIGGS ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED ADDRESS INTENTIONALLY REDACTED Case 12-51502 Doc 4872-1 Filed 10/28/13 Entered 10/28/13 09:49:21 Appendix AARON D WILLIAMS AARON Matrix D. BRATCHER (Part 1 of 8) Pg 4 of 225 AARON D. 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