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Dane County Treasurer 2010 Parcels That MAY Be Eligible for Lottery Credits in Dane County CITY of EDGERTON ACKER, ALAN N Dane County Treasurer 2010 Parcels that MAY Be Eligible for Lottery Credits in Dane County CITY OF EDGERTON ACKER, ALAN N Parcel Number: 0512-344-7056-2 Parcel Address: 1342 SAVANNAH WOODS DR DEGRAND, KEVIN C DEGRAND, RACHEL M Parcel Number: 0512-344-7221-2 Parcel Address: 1324 CUMBERLAND DR GARCZYNSKI, KEVIN M GARCZYNSKI, JULIA J Parcel Number: 0512-344-7045-2 Parcel Address: 1336 SAVANNAH WOODS DR KOLLMANSBERGER, ZACHARIAH P HAASE, MEGAN P Parcel Number: 0512-344-7232-2 Parcel Address: 1332 CUMBERLAND DR LARSEN, EVAN R DEBILZEN, MOLLY M Parcel Number: 0512-344-7067-2 Parcel Address: 1350 SAVANNAH WOODS DR MENTINK, TYLER S MENTINK, GESINA M Parcel Number: 0512-344-7265-2 Parcel Address: 1356 CUMBERLAND DR ROBBINS, BRYAN L WILLIAMS, MELISSA G Parcel Number: 0512-344-7166-2 Parcel Address: 1333 SAVANNAH WOODS DR RUCK, DAVID J RUCK, RACHEL Parcel Number: 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