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Delinquent Notices Delinquent notices Notice is hereby given that tax liens for the following described tracts of land or undivided interests therein in the county of HAMPSHIRE which are delinquent for the nonpayment of taxes for the year (or years) of 2014, will be offered for sale by the undersigned Sheriff (or collector) on the 10th day of November, 2015. Tax liens on each unredeemed tract or lot, or each unredeemed part thereof or undivided interest therein, will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder in an amount which shall not be less than the taxes, interest and charges which shall be due thereon to the date of sale, as set forth in the following table: Ticket Taxpayer Name1/Name2 Legal Description Total Due 2014 Real Estate 01­Bloomery 12 ABRELL PRESTON & DONNA 2.470 AC LOT 90 STAGECOACH STOP @ CAPON BRIDGE 760.50 13 ABRELL PRESTON & DONNA 3.188 AC LOT 89 STAGECOACH STOP @ CAPON BRIDGE 163.16 14 ABRELL PRESTON H LOT 92 (2.854AC) 307.36 STAGECOACH STOP @ CAPON BRIDGE 15 ABRELL PRESTON H & DONNA M 2.748 AC LOT 93 606.72 STAGECOACH STOP @ CAPON BRIDGE 134 BABB THOMAS & TERRY LEE 6.60AC LOT 3 SEC 8 SPRING GAP MOUNTAIN SD 203.98 143 BAKER DONALD & N RIVER DRS 5.645 AC 715.16 HOLLIDAY DELLA MAXINE ON REDSTONE RD NEAR VA LINE 174 BALLOU JOAN D ESTATE CACAPON HILLS LOT 15 .85 AC 211.56 271 BINEBRINK TERRY D & KARLA J EBERHARDT ADDITION .454 AC PT LOTS 39 & 40 C 339.58 275 BISE LEONARD P & MARCIA A 15.50 AC SPRING GAP MTN 436.56 279 BITZER CORA N 4.42 ACC HOUSE & OBYS E SIDE RT 29N 344.78 280 BITZER CORA N .50 AC & MOBILE HOME E SIDE RT 29N 260.36 342 BRADY SAMUEL D JR 2.00 AC TRACT 58 SEC 2 BUFFALO RIDGE RANCHETTES 154.90 346 BRANDENBURG VICTOR M JR CAPON 12.9 AC LOT 1&2 GARNETT TURNER LAND 697.04 347 BRANDENBURG VICTOR M JR CAPON LOT 3 & 4 12.3 AC GARNETT TURNER LAND 688.64 446 CAMPBELL THOMAS R & T GAIL 5.00 AC L CAPON 437.32 450 CANGEMI PAUL E & MARILYN S 5.189AC CACAPON LAKE SD TRACT 8 210.94 452 CAPON VALLEY BANK 2.561 AC SEC D TR D 8 CABIN AT CAPON BRIDGE 881.08 455 CAPUDER JOHN L & JOAN 7.00 AC CAPON DRS SUGAR LAND 528.26 517 CHAVEZ HERIBERTO 5.46AC CACAPON LAKE TRACT 4 814.36 518 CHAVEZ HERIBERTO 5.334AC CACAPON LAKE TRACT 6 238.84 519 CHAVEZ HERIBERTO 5.128 AC CACAPON LAKE SD TRACT 18 210.10 520 CHAVEZ HERIBERTO 5.000AC CACAPON LAKE TRACT 22 208.22 528 CHRISTODOULOU CONSTANTINOS A 10.03 AC WHISPERING PINES SD LOT 14 518.76 & LORRAINE D 529 CHUN PYONG HUI 5.00 AC LOT 22 OAK FOREST SD 377.62 592 CONNEWAY DAVID A & 5.343AC TRACT 46 223.08 RICHARD L CACAPON LAKE SD 594 CONNEWAY RICHARD L & VICKIE O 10.845 AC GREEN PINE ESTATES TRACT 1 CAPON DRS 946.20 601 COOK FRED 2.9790 AC TRACT 56B FALCONWOOD SD 161.30 627 COWGILL DELILAH E (RAIGNER) .09 AC CAPON DRS 3700 SQ FT 61.26 758 DELLINGER DARRYL 3.195 ACRES FOUNTAIN VIEW TRACT 16 263.62 774 DEWEIN CHRISTOPHER E & LOT 34 2.023 AC 149.50 JERAVEE H DEWEIN STAGECOACH STOP @ CAPON BRIDGE 791 DIXON WALLACE ARNOLD JR & 4.909 AC SANDY HOLLOW RD 607.28 VICTORIA LOUISE DIXON 794 DOLBY LAWRENCE B & COLLEEN D .856AC LOT 83 84 85 201.01 CACAPON RIVER RECREATION AREA 795 DOLBY LAWRENCE B & COLLEEN D .858AC LOT 86­87 201.42 CACAPON RIVER RECREATION AREA 823 DUKE NEIL E 27.00 AC LOT 14 BLACKBERRY MEADOWS SD 742.30 855 EATON MICHAEL M 3.90 AC FOUNTAIN VIEW TRACT 13 240.30 882 EMERICK PALMER RAY JR & WHISPERING PINES 6.02 AC LOT 34 474.32 GREGORY R 903 EWING EUGENE W & ROSE M & EAGLE MOUNTAIN SD 10.50 AC LOT 10 B 405.46 WALTER ARTHUR EWING 916 FAT KITTY PROPERTIES LLC 10.94 AC SPRING GAP SD LOT 22 SEC 10 244.54 919 FEAGANS GLENN A SEC E TRACT E­6 4.98 A CABIN AT CAPON BRIDGE 245.84 973 FOLTZ JEFFREY B & PAMELA K 2.52 AC LOT #1 E SIDE RT 45/17 384.70 974 FOLTZ JEFFREY B & PAMELA K 3.48 AC LOT #2 E SIDE RT 45/17 419.70 1013 FULLER ROGER & BETTY 5.07 AC LOT 16 ICE MOUNTAIN ADDN 345.62 1014 FULLER ROGER L & BETTY S 5.37 AC LOT 43 ICE MOUNTAIN SD 260.50 1015 FULLER ROGER L & BETTY S 5.86 AC LOT 18 ICE MOUNTAIN ADDN 269.60 1040 GABRIEL WALTER C 1.14 AC OWL HOLLOW RD CCC W/PCL 118 368.10 1060 GAUG ROBERT A & JOAN SPRING GAP SD 5.09 AC LOT 4 SEC 9 184.90 1117 GLASS DANA M 5.90 AC PIN OAK SD TRACT 9 344.84 1131 GOEHRING ARTHUR W & BARBARA R 4.07 AC CABIN @ CAPON BRIDGE SEC B TRACT B­23 227.60 1157 GRAHAM MARTIN LEE SR ET ALS CAPON DRS NR MT RD 6.748 AC 496.82 1170 GREEN JEFFREY LYNN & 90.00 AC LOT 4 188.64 SHELLEY ANN TEA TABLE TRACT 1202 HAINES JOHNNY R & TINA C CAPON DRS 1.97 AC 375.60 1232 HAMMONS ANNA BELL .460 AC LOT 71 & 72 CACAPON RIVER RECREATION AREA 297.78 1233 HANDY ERIC 17.15 AC SPRING GAP OFF RT 29/1 529.04 1237 HANNON JAMES J & LOUISE J 3.151AC LOT 187 PHASE 5 326.66 THE CROSSING @ GREAT CACAPON 1238 HANSEN FAMILY TRUST LOT 74 (2.697 AC) 326.10 STAGECOACH STOP @ CAPON BRIDGE 1270 HARTMAN HOWARD FRANKLIN JR 6.50 AC LOT 9 BLACKBERRY MEADOWS SD 429.70 1289 HAYES SAMUEL E & KATHY A E OF RT 29 1.00 AC 187.74 1308 HENLINE JAMES F JR 10.90 AC GRAPE RIDGE TRACT 4 692.18 1428 HUFFER SANDRA D EBERHARDT ADDITION .393 AC LOT 46 202.26 1429 HUFFER SANDRA D EBERHARDT ADDITION .144 AC (PART OF) LOT 47 133.10 1460 HUTZLER JAMES K JR 240.00 AC E SIDE CAPON MTN 722.58 1491 JENKINS TRAMPES LANE 2.116 AC LOT 20 BUFFALO RIDGE RANCHETTES 100.14 1492 JENKINS TRAMPES LANE 2.112 AC LOT 21 BUFFALO RIDGE RANCHETTES 854.64 1493 JENKINS TRAMPES LANE LOT 22 2.112 AC BUFFALO RIDGE RANCHETTES 98.46 1600 KERNS SHARON S & ROGER L JR 1.234 AC S SIDE OF RT 127 1,739.64 1693 KRIPPNER THERESE L .868AC LOT 43­44­45 608.04 CACAPON RIVER RECREATION AREA 1706 LABER RONALD C & DEBORAH J SPRING GAP SUBDIV 11.55 AC LOT 12 SEC 7 248.36 1707 LABER RONALD C & DEBORAH J SPRING GAP SUBDIV 6.76 AC LOT 11 SEC 7 202.80 1712 LAGUARDIA CARLOS R & NOEMI LOT 46­47­48 .872 AC CACAPON RIVER RECREATION AREA 549.10 1722 LAMB HENRY A SPRING GAP SUB DIV 6.00 AC SEC 9 LOT 16 261.62 1736 LARGENT DENNIS & LINDA 1.00 AC NORTH RIVER DRS 489.40 1737 LARGENT DENNIS G & DENNIS G II 279.785 AC NORTH RIVER DRS 571.72 & LINDA B CC CONS W/PCL 9 & 1738 LARGENT DENNIS G II 12.067 AC NW SIDE WV RTE 29 PARCEL 2 96.04 1739 LARGENT DENNIS G II 1.009 AC SE OF RT 29 950.02 1740 LARGENT DENNIS G II MILLS BRANCH 91.439 AC 95.00 1776 LEIGGI KATHLEEN 5.294AC CACAPON LAKE TRACT 52 221.76 1825 LUGO STEVEN 11.265 AC LOT 27­A EAGLE MOUNTAIN SD 415.86 1827 LUND YOU SOOK 9.50 AC LOT 16 OAK FOREST SD 503.20 1856 MALCOLM WILLARD LOT 82 2.133 AC STAGECOACH STOP @ CAPON BRIDGE 309.44 1881 MAREK JOSEPH F SEC 10 LOT 18 11.58 AC SPRING GAP SD 249.40 1893 MARTIN DONALD FLOYD LOT 10 2.503 AC FOREST HILLS EST 362.70 1926 MAYHEW DAWN R 2.2556 AC TRACT 33 SEC 2 CAPON BRIDGE RESORT SD 961.54 1927 MAYHEW DAWN R 2.234 AC TRACT 34B SEC 2 CAPON BRIDGE RESORT SD 564.08 1956 MCCLUNG STEVEN J & ELIZABETH A 11.105AC LOT 176 PHASE 5 873.04 THE CROSSING @ GREAT CACAPON 1985 MCFADDEN DAVID F & 3.583AC LOT 125 PHASE 3 338.32 REBECCA J DUFFY THE CROSSING @ GREAT CACAPON 2013 MEADOWS GEORGE W JR & 2.173 AC FOREST HILLS ESTATES 425.18 BRENDA K LOT 7 2075 MONEY MARY G 1.70 AC MILL BRANCH 1,052.08 2097 MORELAND MICHAEL SCOTT .34 AC E SIDE RT 29N (CCCS W/PCL 4.4) 240.16 2127 MOUNTAINEER HARDWOOD INC 2.25 AC N RIVER DRS L CAPON 375.04 2140 MURPHY MARSHALL P 11.294 AC EAGLE MOUNTAIN SD LOT 21­A 338.60 2190 NORRIS KENNETH W & ELIZABETH L EAGLE MOUNTAIN SD 8.867 AC LOT 37­A 721.28 2195 NP INVESTMENT COMPANY INC 5.00 AC LOT 23 OAK FOREST SD 377.62 2196 NP INVESTMENT COMPANY INC 5.00 AC LOT 18 OAK FOREST SD 377.62 2209 O’MALLEY HUGH II & 4.81AC LOT 158 PHASE 5 372.76 MERTZ JENNIFER L THE CROSSING @ GREAT CACAPON 2252 OSTER MICHAEL SCOTT 2.372 AC LOT 9 FOREST HILLS EST 366.10 2291 PARKS BENJAMIN W .5256AC N RIVER DRS 514.74 2292 PARKS BENJAMIN W 4.20 AC OWL HOLLOW ESTATES LOT 1 445.16 2302 PATRICK THERESA A 31.68 AC CRITTEN HOLLOW 1,035.14 2316 PEACEMAKER JEFFREY L 2.04 AC ON RT 127 TRACT 2 337.14 2317 PEACEMAKER JEFFREY L SR 2.36 AC ROUTE 127 TRACT 1 1,133.36 2333 PERDOMO CLAUDIA V 5.836 AC LOT 6 BLACKBERRY MEADOWS SD 410.94 2388 POLING TIMOTHY S & MELANIE J 2.00 AC TRACT 61 SEC 2 BUFFALO RIDGE RANCHETTES 149.50 2389 POLING TIMOTHY S & MELANIE J 2.123 AC TRACT 62 SEC 2 BUFFALO RIDGE RANCHETTES 236.90 2395 PORTER ALBERT KNIGHT JR CAPON DRS .40 AC 295.76 2396 PORTER ALBERT KNIGHT JR N RIVER DRS .30 AC 464.26 2406 PREASKORN WILLIAM D &CATHERINE 70.01 AC NORTH RIVER DRS 1,235.22 2409 PRICE BRUCE E & AGNES M 6.341 AC SITE 22 SEC 1 OWL HOLLOW CABINS 241.00 2503 RIGGLEMAN GOLDIE J 9.00 AC B & H FARMS 513.90 2509 RIGGLEMAN PATRICIA LOT 3 (3.306 AC) BRADDOCK HEIGHTS SD 129.28 2548 ROMJUE LAWRENCE & DORIS 1.31 AC CACAPON HILLS LOT 31­32 250.92 2606 SAULTER STEPHANIE MARIE 5.537 AC CACAPON LAKE SD TRACT 11 532.92 2609 SAVILLE FRED W JR & LOLITA K 2.84 AC CAPON DRS (CC CONS W/ PCL 4.7) 368.38 2780 SLADE BRIAN B 2.228 AC SW SIDE RT 15 783.68 2782 SLANESVILLE ENTERPRISES INC 2.281 AC LOT 33 153.04 STAGECOACH STOP @ CAPON BRIDGE 2785 SLOCUM DANIEL W HANGINGROCK 25.30 AC CAPON DRS 1,062.62 2873 STAUSS MARTHA L 3.623AC LOT 180 PHASE 5 339.16 THE CROSSING @ GREAT CACAPON 2961 SWOBODA OTTA A & LOIS V TRACT 44B 3.0798A FALCONWOOD SD 162.12 2998 THOMAS BETTY JO ESTATE .23 AC 10000 SQ FT 248.08 3004 THOMPSON BARBARA A 17.30 AC SANDY HOLLOW 545.90 3018 TIGHE RAY & PAIGE L 54.453 AC ON RT 45/4 (CC CONS) 591.52 3048 TRIBETT GEORGE E & HOLLY B LOT 83 ( 3.037 AC) STAGECOACH STOP @ CAPON BRIDGE 161.30 3090 VAN EVERA MORGAN P 5.089 AC LOTS 9­13 CACAPON RETREAT (CC CONS) 492.30 3100 VANSCYOC RONALD D 11.28 AC EAGLE MOUNTAIN SD LOT 17­A 315.84 3112 VISCONTI THOMAS J & STARR M 2.663 AC LOT 87 STAGECOACH STOP @ CAPON BRIDGE 246.68 3127 WALLEN WILLIAM SCOTT 7.003 AC NORTH RIVER DRS (CC CONS W/PCL 4.5) 708.76 3130 WALLS RICHARD 3.00 AC NORTH RIVER DRS
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