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Staff reports Glasgow Daily Times The Glasgow Daily Times Wed Jul 28, 2010, 10:30 AM CDT

GLASGOW — July 19:

T. Adam and Cassandra D. Groce, 8.99 acres on Grinstead Mill Road, to Robert Brickler, $103.

Ricky D., Patricia, Nolan Scott and Dawn Lowe, 2.501 acres on Oak Hill School Road to Bobby Martin, $18.

Mark and Tara S. Gilfort, 9.523 acres on Poplar Springs Road to J. Douglas and Drecilla T. Hatchett, $40.

Kimberly Dawn Speck, lot on Green Acres Drive to George Randall Speck.

Jena K. Pace, 4.496 acres on U.S. 31E to Jason H. and Alison S. Campbell, $235.

LBUBS 2002-C1 Glasgow LLC, 12.421 acres on 31E Bypass to Bypass Development LLC, $2,300.

LBUBS 2002-C1 Glasgow LLC, 15.804 acres on 31E Bypass to Barren River Plaza Project LLC, $875.

Clarence H. Golden, 1.932 acres on Hollow Road to James, Barbara and Clarence H. Golden.

July 20:

Thelma Jeanette Maynard, Lot 10-F of Dugantown Estates to Amanda Renee Bybee, $100.

James and Sina J. Carroll, 0.041 acres on Scenic View Drive to James R. and Michelle Pedigo Meredith, $1.50.

James and Sina J. Carroll, 0.149 acres on Scenic View Drive to Eddie J. II and Karissa Newberry, $4.

July 21:

Harrell Preston Sr. and Montena Fay Murrey, 0.558 acres on Needmore School Road to Lance and Kasey Mizell, $104.50.

Jennifer A. Ward, 0.270 acres in Hatchett Court to John Winston Borders, $115.

Branch Banking and Trust Company, 0.211 acres on Depp Street to Mark M. and Mary Letitia Hughes, $114.50.

Ruby Pace Estate, Mitchell, Sandra, William Earl and Carolyn McClellan, Geneva and Milburn Staples, 10.458 acres on New Salem Road, to Brenda Richardson, $34.50.

Raymond and Cynthia Hishmeh, two parcels in Barren County to R. Cary Barrett, $52.50.

July 22:

Thomas Eldon and Edith Marie Taylor, three parcels on Hwy. 90 to Commonwealth of Kentucky, $59.

Edward J. and Michelle Osborn, Scotty and Debbie Fain, four tracts on Hwy. 820 and Poplar School Road to Roger D. Jr. and Brandi K. Birge, $750.

Edward J. and Michell Osborn, Scotty and Debbie Fain, three tracts on Poplar School Road to James and Sandra Thompson, $48.

Ruby Pace Estate, Mitchell, Sandra, William Earl and Carolyn McClellan, Geneva and Milburn Staples, two tracts on New Salem Road, to Billy and Emily Carver, $50.

Clorine Lawson, Susan J. Cox, Lou Alice Witty, Vanita Zoe Jones, Karen S. and Duane T. Murray and Janet Ann Wingler, two tracts on Rex Birge Road to Eddie and Martha Ford, $155.

Larry Wingler, two tracts on Rex Birge Road to Eddie and Martha Ford.

July 23:

Peter and Fawn Landrum, Lot 23 of Green Creek Estates, to Keller Fishback, $22.50.

Johnathen W. and Colitta R. Garrett, Lot 16 of Beverly Hills Subdivision to Gerald D. and Patricia Taylor, $147.50.

George D. and Dorothy Lawson, three tracts on Hwy. 90 to Commonwealth of Kentucky, $180.

Randal L. and Sarah F. Cash, three tracts on Hwy. 90 to Commonwealth of Kentucky, $60.

Bryan K. Sergent, 1.207 acres on Bayles Road to Melissa A. Sergent.

Indian Lakes Land Company LLC, 10 acres on Barbour Road to Frankie E. Richardson, $25.

Daniel and Lane Deckard, Brian K. Pack, Trustee, two parcels in Barren County to Daniel and Lane Deckard, and Brian K. Pack, Trustee.

Ruby Pace Estate, Mitchell, Sandra, William Earl and Carolyn McClellan, Geneva and Milburn Staples, 5.032 acres on Eastern Sportsman Club Road to Howard Bulle, $17.

Michael Ray Elmore, Special Commissioner, Ruby Pace Estate, Geneva and Milburn Staples, William Earl, Carolyn, Mitchell and Sandra McClellan, Joan, Harold C. Jr. and Judy Dugard, 16.426 acres on Eastern Sportsman Club Road to Howard Bulle, $48.

July 24:

Bonita and Scotty Lee Eudy, parcel on North Green Street to Cherise M. Watson, $84.50.

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