Lenoir County land transfers
The following land transfers were filed with the Lenoir County Register of Deeds:
1/30, Nichole Gaskins to Robert Taylor, Pink Hill township, Mark N Smith Road, lot 11, 0.57 acre
1/30, Anne Stanley to Anne Stanley Living Trust, lot one, block D, Perry Park, section G, 1203 W Highland Avenue
1/30, James O'Brien to James O'Brien, 3456 Hugo Road
1/30, Wade Davenport to Paula Davenport, Vance township, 17.52 acre
1/30, Kevin Schneider to Carolina Agribusiness, LLC, Southwest township
1/30, George Jenkins to Joshua Haynes, Falling Creek township, lot 10, block B, section four, Castle Oaks
1/30, Wheat Swamp Christian Church to CW Hughes Properties, LLC, 0.57 acres, lots A B & C
1/30, Robert Mooring Jr. to Chark, LLC, Moseley Hall township, two tracts
1/30, Chark, LLC to Kyle Thorne, two tracts
2/04, Abbie Howard Jr. to Landon Long, Contentnea Neck township, three tracts
2/04, Roberta Benton to William Smith, Trent township, Hwy 1121, lot one, L L Oettinger property
2/04, AMP Developers, LLC to S & S Constructors, LLC, lot 55, Almeta Run
2/04, MBMMP-Kinston, LLC to S3LA Properties, LLC, lot four, block B
2/05, Walter Kennedy to Andrew Rogers, Trent townhsip, two tracts
2/05, Lotsgoinon, LLC to Joseph Briley, Moseley Hall township, lot four, 0.643 acres
2/05, Emily Faulkner-Cannon to Vernon Cannon, Vance township, lot C, Lila T Grubbs Estate, Cameron Langston Road
2/05, Michelle Dudley to Charles Burkett II, Falling Creek township, NC State Road 1555 & 1544, lot five, Ike Whitfield subdivision
2/05, Brittany Vestal to Derek Vestal, lot three, Fox Run
2/06, Edward O'Neal Sr. to Team Harrison, LLC, lot two, block G, Hardee Heights division, 1802 Oxford Road
2/06, Keith Hayes to Rachel Kennedy, 3506 Hillandale Drive
2/06, Lisa Bass to Rouse Development Company, LLC, Falling Creek township, two tracts
2/06, Biju Mathew to AJDM Properties, LLC, lot 21, Tower Heights division
2/06, Daphne Ingram to Marcus Ingram, Moseley Hall township, 211 S Wooten Street, 1/2 acre
2/09, Carol Garris to Timothy Cole, 2.00 acres, 4920 Hwy 58, N Vance township
2/09, Fredrick Kroft to Janina Sudol, Pink Hill township, 2.50 acres
2/09, Bethany Clements to Michael Clements, Woodington township, 1.0 acre
2/09, Herbert High Jr. to Fermin Gurrola, lot two, 1.16 acres, 5470 Sharon Church Road
2/09, Edna Bundy to Jessica Flores, lot 15, block C, section four, Piney Woods
2/09, Cascade Funding Mortgage Trust HB4, Graham Heritage Holdings, LLC, 606 College Street
2/09, Harvey Blaebaum to Victor Ortiz, 206 Summit Avenue
2/09, Clarence Kirkman to NC Vrev, LLC, lot 10, Queen Heights, section 2H
2/09, Golda Ferloni to Golda Harper, Trent township, lot 1A, 0.861 acres
2/09, NC Vrev, LLC to Hackney Properties, LLC, lot 10, Queen Heights, section 2H, 2/10, Rijkdom Realty Partners, LLP to Zinko Homes, LLC, 204 N Caswell Street
2/10, Terri Reaves to Eastco Properties, LLC, Contentnea Neck township, lot 45, Fountain Hill subdivision
2/11, Debra Roberts to Ham Equipment, LLC, Academy Heights Road, two tracts, Vance township
2/11, Ashley Thomas to David Holland, Institute township, lot two, 1.40 acres
2/11, Arthur Stadiem to Alan Stadiem, Kinston township, two tracts, Parkview Homes, Inc.
2/11, Arthur Stadiem to Paula Stadiem, Kinston township, two tracts, Parkview Homes, Inc.
2/11, John White Jr. to Patricia Rubio, lot 35, Leisure Estate
2/11, Margie Stancill to Penny Wade, Falling Creek township, lot 12, section A, Branchwood, section A
2/12, Corey Spence to Pamela Eubanks, 2656 Pine Knoll Drive, lot 19, Castle Oaks, section 9A
2/12, James Lewis III to Matthew Harrell, N Caswell & Queen Street, 1.202 acres
2/12, Helen Wiggins to Amanda Harris, Kinston township, 1.762 acres, tract A & B
2/12, Jeffrey Rouse to Mark Rouse, Institute township, 2.00 acres
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