Lenoir County land transfers
The following land transfers were filed with the Lenoir County Register of Deeds:
5/14, Jesse Harrison to Stephen Steelman Jr., Institute township, tract A, 9.64 acres
5/14, Linda Pittman to Fadi Maher, 3145 US Hwy 258 N Vance township, tract two
5/14, Robert Walls to Dwelling Place Properties, LLC, lot nine, Westhaven, 3015 Carey Road
5/14, Thomas Bailey to Zachary Stainback, lot two, Westminister Place
5/15, Howard Development, Inc. to Rouse Development Company, LLC, Neuse township
5/15, Andrew Brueggeman to Angela Boyd, Falling Creek township
5/15, Paula Morris to Joshua Morris, Contentnea Neck township, lot five
5/15, Larry Benton to Grace Hutson, Kinston township, lot one, block G, Sedgefield Forest, section three
5/15, Stephanie Ezzell to Walter Ezzell III, 310 Mitchell Street
5/16, Mark McLawhorn to Joshua McLawhorn, Vance township, lot 59, section four, Old Farm
5/16, CMR Properties, LLC to Maurice Tanner, Kinston township
5/16, Dawn Hill to Kenneth Taylor, Pink Hill township, three tracts
5/16, Gregory Willis Jr. to Theresa Drinkwater, Kinston township, lot 16, block D, Sedgefield Forest division, section three
5/16, CMH Homes, Inc. to Anthony Edwards, Contentnea Neck township, lot 3B, Bailey Heights
5/16, Lillie Warren to Sumz Properties, LLC, Falling Creek township, 1869 Water Chestnut Drive, lot 13 & 14, block C, Hickory Hills
5/16, Leon Sutton to Chad Bradicich, tract one, 2.02 acres
5/16, Teresa Blount to Philip Hebert, Wilson Avenue & Independent Street, lot 9 & 10, Grainger Heights
5/16, Nathaniel Waters to HMW, LLC, Moseley Hall township, two lots
5/16, D.R. Horton, Inc. to Tony Yelverton, lot 22, Blair Ridge subdivision, section one
5/16, Tyrone Alexander to Jeffrey Balknight, Kinston township, lot 12, block A, section four, Northview subdivision
5/19, James Wells to Jeremy Baltimore, Kinston township, lot one
5/19, Shelby Tilghman to William Tilghman, 100 acres
5/19, Brittany Lawrence to Roger Sutton III, Vance township, 0.543 acres
5/19, Carol Randolph to George Manning, Kinston township
5/19, Lee Hardy to Rogelio Trejo, Woodington township NC Hwy 58 & NC State Road 1921, 1.10 acres
5/19, James Rouse to Kryslin Price, Trent township
5/19, William Swinson to Elbert Harris, Institute township, lot 12, 2.16 acres
5/20, Anna Misavage to Williemean Brock, lot three, Thomas Miller subdivision
5/20, Circle H Holdings, LLC to CFE Development Group, LLC, Moseley Hall township, lot six, block A
5/20, Brenda Cutler to John Tyndall, Vance township
5/20, Edward Wooten to Eddrenia Glover, 319 Easy Street, two tracts
5/20, Jennifer Blair to Kyser Hudson & Cannon, LLC, Kinston township, NC Hwy 55
5/20, Jameria Solomon to Takreem Solomon, two tracts
5/20, Jameria Solomon to Takreem Solomon, lot 106 & 105, Sutton Acres, section two
5/20, Lisa Whitfield to Kenneth Tyndall, Woodington township, US Hwy 258 & NC State Road 1133
5/20, Jewel Adiele to Suzette Burge, Kinston township, 104 S Isler Street, lots 12 & 13, block E
5/20, Jewel Adiele to William Burge, Kinston township, two tracts
5/20, Makram Besanty to Besanty, LLC, 411 E New Bern Road, Neuse township, 0.99 acres
5/21, George Potter to Donna Potter, 1.05 acres, Falling Creek township
5/21, George Potter to Donna Potter, 1.0 acre
5/21, D.R. Horton, Inc. to Daniel Hanson, lot 27, Blair Ridge subdivision, section one
5/21, Jacobsen Properties, LLC to Jamie Hawkins, Contentnea Neck township, lots 40-42, block B
5/21, OBI Group, LLC to Dakota Wojeski, lot 16, Aspen Ridge subdivision, Trent township
5/21, Joseph Drum to USA Regrowth Fund, LLC, lot three, block B, Falling Creek Estate, section one
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