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Supervisor J. R. Latham (Jackson) 262 acres $213,700, building $51,200.
— Supervis r Hubert Gilkey 111 (Wakefield) lot $4,000. building $35,700. — Supervisor H. B. Wood (Stonewall-Hawthorne) 76 acres $53,800, building $30,700.
— Supervisor Clarence Baldwin (Hampton) 1.23 acres $20,000, building $61,000.
Commonwealth attorney Douglas Baumgardner's two acre lot in Piedmont District is valued at $6,900 with worth of building set at $42,000. Sheriff W. A. Buntin's home in the town of Washington is assessed at $52,200 and his less than one acre lot at $15,000.
For J. Newbill Miller, mayor of the town of Washington and member of the school board planning commission, the assessment value of his home in town. The Maples, is $139,400 with 5.7 acre lot at $50,000. Miller’s 278 acre Ginger Hill Farm is . appraised at $338,400.
Meadow Grove Farm in Jackson District, owned by school board chairman Beverly Massie and board of zoning appeals member James F. Massie, has its 355 acres assessed at $207,900 and buildings at $98,400. Assessed value of school board member Robert Eastham’s 1.47 acres in Wakefield District is $5,700 and building $36,400.
The value of BZA chairman's Josef Gardiner’s High Meadow Farm- if Wakefield District is set a> $164,700 for 193 acres anc $115,900 for buildings Assessment on planning commissioner David Fan non’s 142 acres in Jackson
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