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Parcel Map 10 Parcel 68 · Cabell County, WV

Name: Foreclosure auction — Parcel Map 10 Parcel 68 · Cabell County, WV
Start: 2026-07-17T20:00:00.000Z
Location: Parcel Map 10 Parcel 68 · Cabell County, WV

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The sale

Fri, Jul 17, 2026, 4:00 PM EDT

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Property & case details

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APN / Parcel

Map 10 Parcel 68

Legal description

BEGINNING at the centerline of West Virginia Secondary State Route No. 45, commonly known as Roach Road, marking a corner common to Parcels "A" and "1", of this survey, of the lands now owned by Julie Ann McMillian Peck (D.B. 1148, Pg. 245); the lands now or formerly owned by Ronald M. Thompson,et al, (D.B. 1240, Pg. 349), and the lands now owned by Stephanie L. Call, et al, (D.B. 1352, Pg. 646), having a coordinate value of N. 495,418.62 and E. 1,614,230.56, of this survey, from which a 7/8" reinforcing rod with an orange plastic cap stamped "Eastham and Assoc" (set), bears: South 08 31' 12" East 26.32 feet; thence, leaving the lands of the said Ronald M. Thompson, et al, and the lands of the said Stephanie L. Call, et al, and severing the lands of the said Julie Ann McMillian Peck, with the said Parcel "I", of this survey, with the centerline of the said Route No. 45, as follows:South 40 56' 39" West 117.29 feet; thence, South 46 14' 25" West 74.83 feet to a corner common to Parcel "B" of this survey; thence, leaving the centerline of the said Route No. 45, and the said Parcel "I", of this survey, and continuing to sever the lands of the said Julie Ann McMillian Peck, with the sa…

Auction timeline

Listing discovered
Jul 9, 2026, 3:16 AM

Verification

Verified from official public records

Cabell County · West Virginia · last checked Jul 15, 2026

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