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Owner Addresses 2012 W2012values 1 of 100 Owners as of 12/12 12/17/2012 2012 Values OWNER1 OWNER2 PARCEL ST# STREET UNIT MAILING CITY ST ZIP ACRES LAND BLDG TOTAL 11 HAMMOND ROAD LLC 204-066-000 11 HAMMOND RD 24 EASMAN AVE, SUITE C3 BEDFORD NH 03110 1.1 53010 141000 194010 112 VARNEY POINT RD LEFT REV TRST ROCHLIS, JON A & ISH223-443-000 112 VARNEY POINT RD LEFT 112 VARNEY POINT ROAD LEFT GILFORD NH 03249 0.57 840990 272100 1113090 16 ANTRIM ROAD LLC 214-038-500-5B 70 AIRPORT RD U5B PO BOX 2160 HILLSBORO NH 03244 0 7500 94300 101800 20 HIGH POINT LANE LLC 254-074-000 20 SEASONS PASS PO BOX 7304 GILFORD NH 03247 23.321 242670 557700 684400 25 ARTISAN HOLDINGS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 214-018-000 25 ARTISAN CT PO BOX 7412 GILFORD NH 03247 2.03 127200 732300 859500 354-13 WALNUT STREET LLC 267-203-013 2679 LAKE SHORE RD U13 722 CHESTNUT ST MANCHESTER NH 03104 0 12500 9500 22000 4 BLUEWATER BAY LLC 222-045-004 109 DOCKHAM SHORE RD U4 23 RUNNELLS BRIDGE RD HOLLIS NH 03049 0 214000 91500 305500 51 DINSMOOR POINT ROAD LLC 267-176-000 51 DINSMOOR POINT RD 316 TILDEN ROAD SCITUATE MA 02066 0.65 91680 57600 149280 73 AVIATION DR ASSOCIATION PROPERTY TAXES PE214-026-000 73 AVIATION DR MST PO BOX 83 WOLFEBORO FALLS NH 03896 2.01 133700 327500 461200 A & L REALTY LLC 223-536-000 1979 LAKE SHORE RD 1979 LAKE SHORE ROAD GILFORD NH 03249 1.47 240800 257400 498200 A SUMMER PLACE C/O SUAN NELSON 242-187-000 52 GLENDALE PL MST PO BOX 505 ALTON NH 03809 0 0 0 0 A TO Z FITNESS LLC 224-068-000 314 OLD LAKESHORE RD 314 OLD LAKESHORE RD GILFORD NH 03249 7.1 139200 467600 606800 ABARE, MARK A 249-021-000 33 WELCH ISLAND 60 WOODCREST ROAD BOXFORD MA 01921 2.9 380290 80200 460490 ABARE, THOMAS D 223-100-410 73 WEIRS RD D10 37 LONGWOOD DR LUNENBURG MA 01462 0 0 63800 63800 ABBIUSO, DONALD E SR & OLIVE 223-100-428 73 WEIRS RD D28 8 RED FOX RD NORTH HAMPTON NH 03862 0 0 71700 71700 ABBIUSO, JOHN L 223-100-718 73 WEIRS RD G18 8 RED FOX ROAD NO HAMPTON NH 03862 0 0 63800 63800 ABBOTT, GARY F 215-017-000 237 WEIRS RD 237 WEIRS ROAD GILFORD NH 03249 0.99 45540 78200 123740 ABBOTT, HAROLD E TRUSTEE ABBOTT, HAROLD E 1 214-051-000 9 GILFORD EAST DR 3212 INDIAN TRAIL EUSTIS FL 32726 2.5 272500 287800 560300 ABBOTT, JAMES J 213-013-325 23 LISCOMB CIRCLE 50 23 LISCOMB CIRCLE U50 GILFORD NH 03249 0 0 18100 18100 ABBOTT, STEPHEN W 252-053-030 2393 LAKE SHORE RD U30 6 SOUTHPINE DR FRANKLIN MA 02038 0 60500 106300 166800 ABC JONES PROPERTIES LLC 204-081-400 25 COUNTRY CLUB RD 4-A PO BOX 7325 GILFORD NH 03247 0 6600 76500 83100 ABC JONES PROPERTIES LLC 204-081-401 25 COUNTRY CLUB RD 4AA PO BOX 7325 GILFORD NH 03247 0 800 11500 12300 ABC JONES PROPERTIES LLC 204-081-402 25 COUNTRY CLUB RD 4-B PO BOX 7325 GILFORD NH 03247 0 4400 48700 53100 ABERG, JEAN P 266-034-028 2761 LAKE SHORE RD U28 2761 LAKE SHORE ROAD #28 GILFORD NH 03249 0 20000 168900 188900 ABERG, JEAN P & ALWARD, JOAN 252-161-000 78 SAGAMORE RD 2761 LAKE SHORE ROAD #28 GILFORD NH 03249 0.66 12860 0 12860 ABERG, JEAN P & JAMES H TTEES JANS FAMILY TRUST 254-095-105 663 CHERRY VALLEY RD 5-Jan PO BOX 299 WINNISQUAM NH 03289 0 10000 80400 90400 ABIKOFF, LAURENCE & JACQUELINE 204-081-705 25 COUNTRY CLUB RD 705 55 LONGRIDGE DR GILFORD NH 03249 0 8300 95400 103700 ABIKOFF, LAURENCE & JACQUELINE 228-027-000 55 LONGRIDGE DR 55 LONGRIDGE DR GILFORD NH 03249 1.17 76280 128100 204380 ABOUJAOUDE, JODI F & MARIA E 252-200-000 112 TATE RD 92 VILLAGE DR MEREDITH NH 03253 0.85 51080 290600 341680 ABREVAYA, ALBERT & LADONNA L 242-213-000 88 BELKNAP POINT RD 103 INVERNESS DR BLUE BELL PA 19422 0.11 369360 72900 442260 ACETO, CHRISTOPHER R & KATHLEEN S 249-040-000 12 WELCH ISLAND 116 JAFFREY RD MALVERN PA 19355 1.6 316850 144300 461150 ACHBER, RACHEL 227-159-000 48 HEDGEWOOD CIRCLE 181 LYNNEWOOD ROAD LACONIA NH 03246-23 0.83 18290 0 18290 ACHILLES, MICHAEL E & HEATHER D 223-100-407 73 WEIRS RD D7 PO BOX 250 GILMANTON NH 03237 0 0 63800 63800 ACKERMAN, RICHARD D & DIANE J 224-049-022 303 OLD LAKESHORE RD B10 303 OLD LAKE SHORE RD #B10 GILFORD NH 03249 0 0 11300 11300 ADAIR, MICHAEL & LISA A 228-087-000 30 IRISH SETTER LN 30 IRISH SETTER LANE GILFORD NH 03249 1.07 81530 165300 246830 ADAMO, DWANA L 212-041-000 8 PALOMINO RD 8 PALOMINO RD GILFORD NH 03249 1.2 102400 216800 319200 ADAMS, CHRISTINE & ROBERT MCNAMEE, PATRICIA 223-033-013 135 WEIRS RD U13 55 WHITE BIRCH DR GILFORD NH 03249 0 208500 39500 248000 ADAMS, DOUGLAS M TTEE ADAMS, DOUGLAS M R217-073-000 93 SUMMIT AVE 10 EVERGREEN CIRCLE LITCHFIELD NH 03052 2.1 143000 181000 324000 ADAMS, GAROLD A & MARION J 204-060-000 25 BEDFORD AVE 25 BEDFORD AVENUE GILFORD NH 03249 1.17 53540 83100 136640 ADAMS, JOLIE L 209-026-000 238 LIBERTY HILL RD PO BOX 7304 GILFORD NH 03247 0.91 70330 356600 426930 ADAMS, LINDA M & BRUCE, WILLIAM B 242-207-100 52 BELKNAP POINT RD 5 MITCHELL POND RD WINDHAM NH 03087 1 464310 178900 643210 ADAMS, NANCY ANDREWS ANDREWS, HENRY N 245-054-000 12 CAMP ISLAND 560 OLD RANGE RD SANBORNTON NH 03269 0.56 165280 26600 191880 ADAMS, RAYMOND D & SARAH L TRUSTADAMS FAMILY TRUST223-100-227 73 WEIRS RD B27 1203 EMERALD CT TEWKSBURY MA 01876 0 0 77100 77100 ADAMS, ROBERT & JOANNE 252-016-415 37 BOULDER RD LSP 4 BRISCOE RD GROVELAND MA 01834 0 0 81900 81900 ADAMS, ROBERT R & CHRISTINE A 253-369-000 55 WHITE BIRCH DR 55 WHITE BIRCH DRIVE GILFORD NH 03249 0.41 41480 189200 230680 ADDONIZIO, ANTHONY F TRUST 251-009-006 60 SCENIC DR U6 7 JONES RD MIDDLETON MA 01949 0 165600 157800 323400 ADDONIZIO, FRANK & ANN MARIE TTEE SUNSHINE REALTY TR224-081-105 336 INTERVALE RD A5 133 SALEM ST LYNNFIELD MA 01940 0 28000 110800 138800 AGONIS, SUSAN PACH TRUSTEE 253-102-000 16 BRIARCLIFF RD 64 LOOKOUT DR FAIRFIELD CT 06432 0.761 153240 120900 274140 AGUIAR, ROBERT & CHIU, HSIU C 203-041-000 33 ALLEN RD 33 ALLEN ROAD GILFORD NH 03249 0.42 44020 101000 145020 AHMED, BASH 240-052-000 40 FOXGLOVE RD 117 LONDONDERRY RD WINDHAM NH 03087 0.66 25710 0 25710 AICHINGER, BARBARA P & EDWARD W JR 221-007-000 554 EDGEWATER DR 36 OLDE ENGLISH RD BEDFORD NH 03110 0.67 994840 596300 1591140 AICHINGER, BARBARA P & EDWARD W JR 221-007-001 558 EDGEWATER DR 36 OLDE ENGLISH RD BEDFORD NH 03110 0.57 973090 724900 1697990 AICHINGER, BARBARA P REV TRUST 221-002-000 553 EDGEWATER DR 36 OLDE ENGLISH ROAD BEDFORD NH 03110 1.5 133700 5100 138800 AIRPORT HANGARS AT LAKE WINNIPESAUKE 214-038-500 70 AIRPORT RD MST PO BOX 7178 GILFORD NH 03247 3.29 198100 0 198100 AJM-JAM 2002 REALTY TRUST 208-021-000 1 COTTON HILL RD 130 PELHAM STREET METHUEN MA 01844 0.73 68480 0 68480 AKERLEY, THOMAS J & GENOVA, DONNA A 240-118-200 15 NORTHVIEW RD PO BOX 7128 GILFORD NH 03247 0.69 83250 111000 194250 AKERLEY, WILLIAM R & LISA C 211-009-000 675 GILFORD AVE 675 GILFORD AVE GILFORD NH 03249 0.86 73490 112400 185890 AKRIDGE, WILLIAM DAVID TRUSTEE AKRIDGE, WILLIAM DA201-001-335 131 LAKE ST 335 38 WATSON RD DOVER NH 03820 0 5000 43300 48300 ALBERT, DANIEL R & DINA M 227-146-000 9 HATCH DR 9 HATCH DR GILFORD NH 03249 0.62 72400 111200 183600 ALBERT, LORI & QUIST, BRIAN 242-280-031 170 BELKNAP POINT RD U31 10 COOLIDGE CIRCLE NORTHBORO MA 01532 0.001 308500 167400 475900 ALDEN W F INC C/O BRYAN ALDEN 242-153-011 13 SMITH COVE RD 11 PO BOX 84 PALM CITY FL 34991 0 0 49700 49700 ALDEN, BRYAN S & COSTA, DEBORAH J 244-001-001 2 ROUND ISLAND PO BOX 84 PALM CITY FL 34990 1 146810 83600 230410 ALDEN, BRYAN S & SUE E 242-153-061 13 SMITH COVE RD 61 PO BOX 84 PALM CITY FL 34990 0 0 58900 58900 ALDEN, BRYAN S & SUE E 265-013-000 24 CHECKERBERRY LN PO BOX 84 PALM CITY FL 34990 6.33 166570 239400 405970 ALDEN, BRYAN S TRUSTEE S & S REALTY TRUST 242-153-302 13 SMITH COVE RD C2 PO BO 84 PALM CITY FL 34991 0 0 22400 22400 ALDEN, WALTER F & PAUL J TRUSTEES ALDEN LAND TRUST 242-153-055 13 SMITH COVE RD 56 PO BOX 681 LAKEPORT NH 03247 0 0 74700 74700 ALDEN, WALTER F JR 244-001-007 7 ROUND ISLAND PO BOX 681 LACONIA NH 03247 0.5 144570 74000 218570 ALDEN, WF INC-50%, IERARDI, R TT-25%FOLSOM, RICHARD RE244-001-000 8 ROUND ISLAND C/O BRYAN S ALDEN, PO BOX 84 PALM CITY FL 34991 37 1436790 0 3600 2 of 100 Owners as of 12/12 12/17/2012 2012 Values ALDRICH, GLEN & MARIE 224-046-043 343 OLD LAKESHORE RD 43 343 OLD LAKESHORE RD #43 GILFORD NH 03249 0 0 18700 18700 ALDRICH, NORMAN P & KATHLEEN D 203-052-000 108 MORRILL ST 108 MORRILL STREET GILFORD NH 03249 0.81 53000 112600 165600 ALDRICH, RICHARD W & PATRICIA 223-100-409 73 WEIRS RD D9 1 TOWN VILLAGE DR SALEM NH 03079 0 0 63800 63800 ALDRICH, SANDRA L 252-053-006 2393 LAKE SHORE RD U6 2393 LAKE SHORE RD #6 GILFORD NH 03249 0 35000 104900 139900 ALDRIDGE, SAMUEL C & KATHLEEN F 237-010-000 412 BELKNAP MTN RD 412 BELKNAP MOUNTAIN ROAD GILFORD NH 03249 23.5 179310 254500 333200 ALEXANDER, KATHELEEN M & BRUCE W 242-011-000 70 HEIGHTS RD 223 JOPPA HILL ROAD BEDFORD NH 03110 0.46 73400 50200 123600 ALLANOS, MARC 203-266-000 71 STONE RD 71 STONE RD GILFORD NH 03249 2 69500 194500 264000 ALLARD, GLORIA 252-016-049 17 ISLAND VIEW LSP 1 ST ANDREWS DR QUEENSBURY NY 12804 0 0 64300 64300 ALLARD, JOHN R TRUSTEE ALLARD, GERALD R IR222-058-000 126 DOCKHAM SHORE RD 124 JOLIETTE ST MANCHESTER NH 03102 1 101000 127800 228800 ALLARD, RITA J 252-016-258 15 WOODBRIDGE RD LSP 140 DAWN ST FT MYERS FL 33908 0 0 42600 42600 ALLEN, BARBARA R TRUSTEE ALLEN, BARBARA R R 208-018-000 7 JUDGES WAY 11118 FOREST EDGE DR RESTON VA 20190 11.6 140390 129800 270190 ALLEN, EVERETT P & SUSAN D TTD ALLEN, EVERETT P & 203-116-000 97 PINECREST DR PO BOX 7102 GILFORD NH 03247 1.02 62080 193400 255480 ALLEN, JAMES O 223-100-312 73 WEIRS RD C12 270 DOCKHAM SHORE ROAD GILFORD NH 03249 0 0 72300 72300 ALLEN, JAMES O & NANCY B 216-075-001 270 DOCKHAM SHORE RD 270 DOCKHAM SHORE ROAD GILFORD NH 03249
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