Lenoir County land transfers
The following land transfers were filed with the Lenoir County Register of Deeds:
4/15, Orlander Moore to Jacobsen Properties, LLC, 904 Liberty Hill Road, Kinston township, tract A & B, W M Bynum property
4/15, Eldon Singer to Christopher Singer, Falling Creek township, US Hwy 70 & NC State Road 1324, lot four, 10.397 acres
4/15, Wesley Nimmo to The Nimmo Trust, six tracts
4/15, Anita Powell to Douglas Powell, Kinston township, lots six & seven, block one, Grove Park subdivision, 1604 E Caswell Street
4/15, Pro Craft Homes, Inc. to Eleazer Hernandez, lot four, Marion Heights
4/15, Pro Craft Homes, Inc. to Kathy Saunders, lot 26, Marion Heights
4/16, George Willett to Gerald Wager Jr., lots five & six, Robert L Taylor lots
4/16, Pamela Chambers to Courtney Grant, Trent township, NC State Road 1121 & 1125, 1.1 acres
4/16, Donna Barwick to Jeffrey Barwick, Trent township, three parcels
4/16, Jan Evans to Roger Evans Jr., Kinston township, lot one, block E, Country Club Estates
4/16, Shirley Craft to Sidney Craft, Kinston township, lot four, block A, section one, Clubview division
4/16, Alice Nobles to Kenneth Nobles, Falling Creek township, lot 12, block A, Piney Woods, section three
4/16, George Arnold to Judy Jinkins, 276 Kinston township, lot 62, block B, Parkview Homes, 605 Stadiem Drive
4/17, Cathy Lawson to Brantley Rodrigues, lot 13, block J, section three, Greenmead, 2220 Hawthorne Avenue
4/17, S & S Constructors, LLC to Joshua Potter, lot 53, Almeta Run
4/17, Paul Daughtry to The Batman Revocable Family Trust, Woodington township, lot one
4/17, Joshua Banks to Danny Trout Jr., 13.36 acres
4/17, Betty Hughes to Jacobsen Properties, LLC, lot five, block D, Lakewood subdivision
4/17, Cash Construction Co. to Joshua Banks, lot 16, 1.4520 acres, Marion Heights
4/17, Charles Durham to Cynthia Taylor, Kinston township, Faulkner Road
4/17, Cynthia Taylor to Charles Durham, Kinston township, 2990 Smith Colony Road
4/21, Oretha Gray to Reyvonne Gray, Kinston township, 1911 Welling Coples Street, lot six, Welling Coples Estate
4/21, Timothy Rosencrance to Edwin Hardy, lots 12-14, Hardy Heights, Moseley Hall township
4/21, William Dakin to Joana Dakin, lot 30, Leisure Estates
4/21, Seth Harrison to Amy Moore, Falling Creek township, Summerhill Terrace, lot 15, block F, Crestview, section four
4/21, Oretha Gray to Reyvonne Gray, Sandhill township, 939 Neuse Road, tract one & two
4/21, Naydean Rhodes to Helen Marner, Kinston township, lot five, 1507 Lawrence Lane
4/21, Dorami NC, LLC to Kyser Hudson & Cannon, LLC, 42.73 acres
4/21, Robert Blecker Sr. to Michelle Sutton, Moseley Hall township, lot eight, block B, John W Mitchell property, 413 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive
4/21, D.R. Horton, Inc. to Tara Gilbert, lot B15, Butterfield subdivision
4/22, Mercedes Yulen to Mercedes Barrientos, lot five, block K, section J, Perry Park, 1600 Carey Road
4/22, Hilda Smitherman to Cooper Tilghman, Vance township, lot five, block B, Woods View subdivision, section two
4/22, Julie Pope to James Pope, Woodington township, two tracts
4/22, Danjo Management, Inc. to Judy Harris, lot 4A
4/22, Herman Arnette to Paula Morris, Contentnea Neck township, lot five
4/23, ENC Home Solutions, LLC to Ashley Gonzalez, 2476 Pine Knoll Drive, Kinston township, lot seven, block B, Castle Oaks, section six
4/23, William Morris to John Morris, Contentnea Neck township, lot four
4/23, Frank Sabiston III to Travis Lane, Kinston township, lot five, block X, Greenbriar Road & Sweetbriar Circle, Perry Park
4/23, Rigoberto Maldonado to Jeffrey Pikus, Southwest township, NC State Road 1905 & 1904
4/23, Germaine Dail to Calvin Maye, lot 69, section two, Waits Woods North, 903 Pamela Drive
4/23, Long Term Investments, LLC to Joel Altime, Daniel Street, lot eight, Queen Heights
4/23, Arthur Thompson III to Rigoberto Maldonado, lot 79
4/23, Brenda Eubanks to Johnsie Von Haugg, 2.72 acres
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