EWG Farm Subsidy Database
Subsidy Recipients 241 to 270 of 307 in zipcode 61846
| Rank | Name | Location | Subsidy Total 1995-2023 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 241 | Paul Noggle | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 1,268.00 |
| 242 | Carlton Welchance | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 1,253.42 |
| 243 | S V Morgan | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 1,157.95 |
| 244 | Barbara Doney | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 1,147.00 |
| 245 | Robert L Hart | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 1,110.92 |
| 246 | Eliza Roanne Claar | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 1,104.00 |
| 247 | Penny S Snyder | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 1,081.27 |
| 248 | Beverly Daughenbaugh | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 1,070.16 |
| 249 | Forrest Noggle | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 1,058.00 |
| 250 | Bill Emrich | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 1,044.00 |
| 251 | S Kay Cunningham | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 1,036.25 |
| 252 | Winifred L Winland | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 994.39 |
| 253 | Marilyn Bright | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 971.90 |
| 254 | Georgetown Fair Assn | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 971.00 |
| 255 | Delbert Busey | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 969.85 |
| 256 | John Golcynski | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 959.37 |
| 257 | Georgetown Ridge Farm Unit 4 | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 957.00 |
| 258 | Doyne Lenhart | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 933.71 |
| 259 | Lois Mcdowell | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 900.20 |
| 260 | Richard A Doney | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 874.58 |
| 261 | Edwin Jasper | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 843.21 |
| 262 | George Miller | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 841.98 |
| 263 | Don Duez | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 829.28 |
| 264 | Mabel Martin | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 753.00 |
| 265 | Clint Holycross | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 747.00 |
| 266 | Russell Boen | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 716.00 |
| 267 | Robert D Martin | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 689.53 |
| 268 | Wilma Crippin Estate | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 563.00 |
| 269 | Hilah Oneal | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 547.00 |
| 270 | Kyle Coburn | Georgetown, IL 61846 | $ 506.00 |
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