Real estate transfers recorded in Douglas County
The Douglas County register of deeds lists numerous transfers including Summit Development Inc to Keystone Homes Inc for lots in Prairie Park Addition No 1 and Terrawest Construction Co to Laurie Fahey for lot 6 in Westgate Subdivision No 1. Several other deeds show Alvamar Inc to Edmondson Real Estate, Louie L Kindred trustee to Katzfey, and many more transfers across subdivisions such as Alvamar West No 5, Colonial Addition, Hesper Heights, Westridge Heights, Deerfield Woods, Pioneer Ridge, and West Dearborn Circle among others, reflecting a busy pattern of parcel sales and trustee transfers in multiple neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Development Inc
Keystone Homes Inc
Prairie Park Addition
Terrawest Construction Company
Laurie B
Clifford G. Fahey Jr
Westgate Subdivision
Denning-Santee Construction Co
Forrest M
Joyce E. Fee
Alvamar West
Alvamar Inc
Edmondson Real Estate and Construction Co. Inc
Colonial Addition
Louie L. Kindred
Jerry F
Julie R. Katzfey
Jim D
Gladys L. Fulks
Tiburcio Joe Reyes Sr
William R. Heitman
Jarijo Pirosko- Heitman
Gloria A. Flores
Willa A. Brown
David H
Nelma Ruth Brown
Virginia R. Little
James E
Annie M. Brown
Shirley Ann
John Sparks
Donald A
Mary L. Brown
David J
Carlotta J. Hemphill
Homewood Gardens
Allen A
Beth L
Crist
William Paul
Barbara A. Schaetzel
Quail Run No
Rebecca J
Oliver J. Finney
Pamela O. Heider
Ohio Street
Tiburcio
Holiday Hills Addition
Ronald D
Linda Ann Lawrenz
Scott B
Bonnie A. Thurlow
West Dearborn Circle
Marjorie W. Swartz
Sheryl E. Nettleton
Park Hill Addition
Christine E. Durflinger
Robert C. Jr
Patricia L. Biszantz
Pinnacle West No. 5
Joseph
Betty Simonac
Baldwin City Cemetery Co
Monroe Street
Robert L
Mary Kay Stephens
Donald J
Virginia N. Minnis
Douglas L
Ladonna K. Stephens
Mark A
Marsha G
Floyd E
Debra
Best
Steven H. Lowe
Nancy Kuper
Georgia Girardeau
Lone Star Park
Margaret Daniels
Michael J
Rebecca L. Coffman
Simpson's
Meadows Place Inc
Brett J. Rockers
Jerry
Connie L. Rockers
Brian K. Rockers
Parkway Place
Deneise R. Schneider
Philip D. McClintic
Ohio Apartments
University Place
Daryle H
Geraldine Busch
State of Kansas
Lawrence
James R. Fisher
Samantha J. Herdman
Mark A. Wickersham
Replat
Cimarron Hills
Robert P
Pauline Gill Harrison
Jim Christian Homes Inc
Prairie Meadows No
Pinnacle, Inc
Alen Construction
Pinnacle West No
Jon
Kathy E. Bomberger
Thomas A
Michelle R. Nique
Pioneer Ridge
Mary E. Herman
John P
Linda K. Cavanaugh
Skie
Thomas J. Triplett
Madeline J. Triplett
Susan R. Jauernng
Kristen S. Norton
West Lawrence
Richard A
Sharlyn M. Fulks
Helen Jean Etherton
City of Eudota
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