Lenoir County land transfers
The following land transfers were filed with the Lenoir County Register of Deeds:
5/15, Janice Floyd to Amy Whitfield, Falling Creek township, tract 3A, 2.73 acres
5/15, Kennaconnor, LLC to Vernon Freeman, two tracts
5/15, Natalia Sanchez-Ortuno to Noe Santiago, Institute township, lot six, F & W subdivision
5/15, MQ Construction, Inc. to Austin Davis, 6176 JD Sutton Drive, Contentnea Neck township, lot 54, Fountain Hill subdivision
5/15, Katherine Christoferson to William Ferguson, lot 22, Westminister Townhomes, building eight
5/15, Neuse Landing Homes, LLC to Austin Rouse, lot six, 0.4039 acres, Marion Heights
5/16, Catherine Betts to Elizabeth Westbrook, Kinston township, lot four, block B, Country Club Estates
5/16, Lenoir County Public Schools to Alexander's, Inc., Kinston township, Linden Avenue & Marcella Drive, tract 38 & 40, J F Hooker Farm
5/16, Eugene Freeman to Laronda Freeman, lot eight, Ridge View
5/16, Mordecia Strickland to Frederick Strickland, 1.23 acres, Wilson Avenue
5/17, Jermey Yater to Rogelio Martinez, Woodington township, 3260 Elm Grove Road
5/17, Blake Curtis to 4GG, LLC, Kinston township, Spence Drive, Marvin & Elmer Spence subdivision, lots 137-139
5/17, Jewel Perry to Jerry Gregory, Vance township, RPR 1541 & N Hwy 91, 1.55 acres
5/17, Mary Chase to Robert Goodacre, lot seven, Sutton Acres, section one, Moseley Hall township
5/17, Briann McDonald to Divinity Property Solutions, LLC, 1107 N College Street
5/17, Divinity Property Solutions, LLC to Trioaks Capital, LLC, 1107 N College Street
5/17, Trioaks Capital, LLC to Porchwell Group, LLC, 1107 N College Street
5/20, Mark Grant to Powerhouse Contractors, LLC, 2215 Dogwood Lane, Falling Creek township, lot 14, section eight, Castle Oaks
5/20, Curtis Smith to Joseph Ellis, 2.5 acres
5/20, Robert Mooring Jr. to Riley Oberdorf, Moseley Hall township, lot two
5/20, Sandra Hardison to Eric Simmons, Falling Creek township, lot nine, block D, Hullwood subdivision
5/20, Sheila Briscoe to Jamal Briscoe, 418 Lewis Lane, lot 15, Quinnerly property
5/20, Howard Davis II to Jacob Hill, Woodington township, lot 10, 1.81 acres
5/20, Matthew Dukat to Jeremy Yater, lot 33, section three, Sutton Acres subdivision
5/21, D.R. Horton, Inc. to Zhao Zhou, lot D7 Butterfield subdivision
5/21, Mary Kirkland to Michael Shea, Kinston township, lot four, Fox Run of Kinston NC
5/21, Robert Parsons to Robert Parsons Jr., State Road 1727, Vance township
5/21, Robert Parsons to Robert Parsons Jr., 1812 Hwy 55 E, Kinston township, lot 50 & 51, Z V West lots
5/21, Robert Parsons to Betty Parsons, State Road 1727, Vance township
5/21, Robert Parsons to Betty Parsons, 1812 Hwy 55 E, Kinston township lot 50 & 51, Z V West lots
5/21, Annie Gaddy to Tonya Joyner, Moseley Hall township, 112 Hill Street, lots 22 & 23, W P Hardy Estate subdivision
5/22, Kay Davis to Kenneth Harper, Lenoir & Jones county
5/22, Oak Tree Properties, LLC to John Shaffell, Boundary Street, lot 23 & 22
5/22, Ray Beard to Wice Properties, LLC, Kinston township, Mitchell & W Washington Street
5/22, Mary Keith to Mary Keith, Kinston township, lot nine, block E, section K, Perry Park
5/22, Martha Everett to Tammy Everett, Falling Creek township, US Hwy 258 & NC State Road 1543, 11.16 acres, lot 10, Leon J Sutton division
5/22, Martha Everett to Tammy Everett, Falling Creek township, NC Hwy 58 & NC State Road 1001, lot four
5/22, Martha Everett to Tammy Everett, Falling Creek township, US Hwy 258 & NC State Road 1001, 0.46 acres, lot three
5/22, Martha Everett to Tammy Everett, Falling Creek township, US Hwy 258
5/22, Angelo Fordham to Casimiro Mendez, Neuse township, tract seven, 5.16 acres
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