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Home » News » Real estate transfers in Pike County from June 6-10

Real estate transfers in Pike County from June 6-10

June 22, 2022 — by Muddy River News

Muddy River News transaction information is obtained from Illinois Real Estate Transfer Declaration forms accompanying recorded documents. Dates provided may differ from actual transaction or recording dates. Further details may be obtained from the PTAX form or recorded documents. 

Lynn R. Waters Scott, as trustee under the Letha B. Waters Trust of Liberty, sold a 44.22-acre farm at 366th Avenue in Baylis to John A. Waters II and Margaret Waters, as co-trustees of the John A. Waters Trust of Flint, Mich., for $1,221,024 on June 8. 

Karen K. Griffith of Barry sold a residence at 1010 Mason in Barry to Danny C. Blackorby of Barry for $115,000 on June 9.

Mary E. Shulz of Litchfield sold a residence at 25278 County Highway 1 in Barry to Corbin Riffey and Brooklyn Riffey of Barry for $269,900 in June.

John A. Waters II, trustee of Flint, Mich., sold 18 acres of land in Baylis to Kenneth W. Smith and Joyce M. Smith of Baylis for $109,556 on June 3.

Deana Jones of Pittsfield sold a residence at 326 N. Memorial in Pittsfield to Jorge Soto of Edinburg, Texas, for $35,000 in May.

John A. Waters II, trustee of Flint, Mich., sold 133.01 acres of land in Baylis to Douglas W. Smith and Sheila M. Smith of Baylis for $697,108 on June 3. 

Charles Harrison Jr. and Rebecca Harrison of Quincy sold a residence at 801 Bennett in Pittsfield to Ronda Cameron of New Salem for $74,880 on June 7.

Rodney P. Guthrie and Jessica C. Guthrie of Carterville sold a residence at 601 N. Monroe in Pittsfield to Raymond Moore and Alexis P. Moore of Pittsfield for $202,000 on June 8. 

The Merle R. Pepper and Reva Pepper Revocable Living Trust of Pearl sold a residence at 174 E. Kellogg in Pittsfield to Harrison T. Lane of Pittsfield for $10,000 on June 9. 

Jeffrey Byrd and Monica Byrd of Fisherville, Ky., sold a residence at 37433 185th Lane in Pittsfield to John Kiefer and Sue Her-Kiefer of Pittsfield for $500,000 on June 3. 

Golden Triangle Farms, LLC of Pittsfield sold a residence at 519 E. Jefferson in Pittsfield to Tamula P. Carter of Pittsfield for $25,000 on June 10.

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