Real estate transfers filed in Douglas County records
A long list of real estate transfers recorded with the Douglas County register of deeds shows Safe Harbour Exchange Corp moving to the Hicks family in Holiday Hills and numerous other parcels changing hands. Transactions include parcels in Prairie Meadows, Colonial Addition, Pinnacle West and University Terrace among many, with byways to state transportation projects and bylaw notes.
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Douglas County Register of Deeds
Safe Harbour Exchange Corp
Lawrence E
Shirley J. Hicks
Holiday Hills No
Lane Place
Jeffrey D. Flory
Lori K. Robson
Swan Management Limited Liability Company
State of Kansas
City of Lawrence
Lawrence
Irvin J
Mabel G. Stoneback
Kalum
Lesline Haack
Mark Allen Thurber
Prairie Meadows Estates
Raymond R
Dorothy M. Morgan
Raymond A
Marsha
Breezedale
Lloyd L. Logan
Larry O
Laura J. Ojeleye
Deerfield Village
Deerfield Park No
James L. Hedges
Michelle Roberts
Cranson
Babcock
Calvin, Eddy and Kappelman Real Estate Inc
Patrick
Theresa A
Dan O. Cain Jr
Jeffrey L
Rhonda D. Eggenberger
Bryan D
Julie L. Bloom
Michael J
Janet A. Mihalchik
Pinnacle West
Walter W
Elke L. Champion
James Eisele
Monterey Subdivision
James
Steven R
Pamela Ann Mason
Elmer Wayne
Mary Jean Keithley
City of
Eudora
Steven D
Julia Johnson
Sarah Jane Vangemeren
Holiday Hills
Tarrawest Construction Company
Bonnie A. Maddox
Robin's Addition
Carole L. Stockwell
Lucile M. Davis
Southwest Addition
Lawrence Paper Company
McGrew Real Estate, Inc
Mitchell D
Nancy L. Phariss
Monterey
Sharon L. Griffin
Robert D
Cheryl Norton
Ronald D
Lisa J. Aul
Grover E
Betty J. Sanders
University Terrace
E. Allen
Mary J. Reed
Karen Luecke
Veronica Valdivia
Pinckney
Sixth St
Eleanore F Walker
Joseph T. Hartman
Carol J. Greenfield
Marovonne Meadows
Alvamar, Inc
Secretary of Transportation
Margaret C
Ross E. Wulfkuhle
Lawrence Bypass
Winnifred H. Getto
M and M Oil Company, Inc
E Alvamar, Inc
Irvin J. Stoneback
Secretary of Transportaton
John F. Weimer
Gerald D
Jocelyn R. Rietcheck
Pinnacle West Addition
Randy L
Leslie A. Phillips
John F. Stobaugh
L. Elaine Kennedy
Westridge Heights
David D
Nancy £. Davison
Mary Jo Reed
Deerfield Park
David B
Kelley S. Witmer
Kyle K
Jane M. Rank
Golf Club
Brian E
Cheri L. Ezell
Thomas C
Ann M. Gordon
Pioneer Ridge West
Alvamar West
Stephen Francis
Cynthia Kaye Mona
Masters
Alvamar
Kenneth E
Goldie E. Flanders
Michael W. Fadden
Patricia A. Risley
Deerfield Woods
Barbara Jane
Peter J. Haile
Thomas J
Linda L. Cottin
Babcock Place
Robert Dean
Gloria Maxine Pringle
Steven L. Unfred
Deanna L. Unfred
Don R. Kilburn
Jeannette L. Ray
Arthur K
Jean I Ollila
John C. Hoerath
Pinnacle
Ronnnie M. Craig
Kirk M
Deborah K. Joy
Karen J. Wold
Teresa K. Ferguson
Westland Addition
Pinnacle, Inc
Dennis D
Rita L. Barritt
Pinnacle West No
Clea G. Selig
Quentin G
Cindy Lyn Brinkworth
Country Club North
Gregg E
Cheryl A. Holcomb
Mark C
Cara A. Childress
Nicolas N
Jeannette Munk
Wakarusa Partners
Naismith Valley
Robert P
Pauline Gill Harrison
Apple Tree Homes, Inc
Prairie Meadows No
Sharlyn M. Fulks
Frank D
Jeanne M. Smith
Lorie Beth
Wayne Richie Tilson
Prairie Meadows
Jeffrey D
Jennifer L. Wyatt
Lawrence L
Beverly J. Chapman
Ricky D
Donna J. Sawyer
Paul F
Marsha K. Alexander
Robert O
Shirley Ann Killian
Clyde Shreve
North Lawrence
Parkway Gardens
Carol K. Coburn
Sharon E. England
Landmark Construction, Inc
Ottis H
Bessie D. Vann
Pinnacle Inc
Russell W. Jones
Judith A. Price
Donald B
Roberta E. Rolley
Alvamar Estates
Allen Construction, Inc
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