Charles Cooley II

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Addresses on file with USDA for Charles Cooley II

This recipient received $1,422 in farm subsidies directly from USDA. Below we list the addresses of the recipient along with others at the same address. Note: Although the city, state and zipcode of records below may match, each address is unique.

Recipient name	City, State	Years
Charles Cooley II	Knoxville, IL 61448	2017-2017
Other recipients at this address:	Margaretta M Long - $7,246 Ann Debra Long-richards - $7,203 Mary Long Oberg - $7,203 Karen L Cooley Revocable Living T - $237 Mark Doubet-mark & Michelle Doubet Family Trust - $5,220 Jill Wahlfeld - $20,746 Norma R Brooks - $130,910 Charles O Cooley - $52,453 Beatrice K Hedrick - $66,886 Donald E And Bonnie J Wadhams Liv - $918 Jacqueline E England - $13,932 Mary R Eagle - $23,431 Jan Kaspar - $20,742 Martha Miles - $25,015 Valrie Marie Moffett Trust - $128,928 Walnut Hill Farm Inc - $246,539 Tomlinson Farm Trust - $49,552 Richard Mattson - $31,420 Jessica A Holmstrom Hart Jessica Hart John C Long - $184,227 Ella Long Trust - $193,993 Sean M Callison Doris Cooley Family Trust - $74,188 Doris L Cooley - $74,188 Charles W Tomlinson III - $4,327 Mary W Tomlinson Trust - $111,520 Tomlinson Trust Mary W - $111,520 Tomlinson Trust, Mary W - $111,520 Douglas W Bastyr - $24,812 Mary Frances Eagle Revocable Trus - $1,588 Tomlinson Trust Mary W - $53,448 Don Eugene Hedrick Revocable Trus - $27,827
Charles A Cooley II	Knoxville, IL 61448	2015-2016
Other recipients at this address:	Margaretta M Long - $7,246 Ann Debra Long-richards - $7,203 Mary Long Oberg - $7,203 Karen L Cooley Revocable Living T - $237 Mark Doubet-mark & Michelle Doubet Family Trust - $5,220 Jill Wahlfeld - $20,746 Norma R Brooks - $130,910 Charles O Cooley - $52,453 Beatrice K Hedrick - $66,886 Donald E And Bonnie J Wadhams Liv - $918 Jacqueline E England - $13,932 Mary R Eagle - $23,431 Jan Kaspar - $20,742 Martha Miles - $25,015 Valrie Marie Moffett Trust - $128,928 Walnut Hill Farm Inc - $246,539 Tomlinson Farm Trust - $49,552 Richard Mattson - $31,420 Jessica A Holmstrom Hart Jessica Hart John C Long - $184,227 Ella Long Trust - $193,993 Sean M Callison Doris Cooley Family Trust - $74,188 Doris L Cooley - $74,188 Charles W Tomlinson III - $4,327 Mary W Tomlinson Trust - $111,520 Tomlinson Trust Mary W - $111,520 Tomlinson Trust, Mary W - $111,520 Douglas W Bastyr - $24,812 Mary Frances Eagle Revocable Trus - $1,588 Tomlinson Trust Mary W - $53,448 Don Eugene Hedrick Revocable Trus - $27,827
Charles A Cooley	Knoxville, IL 61448	2012-2014
Other recipients at this address:	Margaretta M Long - $7,246 Ann Debra Long-richards - $7,203 Mary Long Oberg - $7,203 Karen L Cooley Revocable Living T - $237 Mark Doubet-mark & Michelle Doubet Family Trust - $5,220 Jill Wahlfeld - $20,746 Norma R Brooks - $130,910 Charles O Cooley - $52,453 Beatrice K Hedrick - $66,886 Donald E And Bonnie J Wadhams Liv - $918 Jacqueline E England - $13,932 Mary R Eagle - $23,431 Jan Kaspar - $20,742 Martha Miles - $25,015 Valrie Marie Moffett Trust - $128,928 Walnut Hill Farm Inc - $246,539 Tomlinson Farm Trust - $49,552 Richard Mattson - $31,420 Jessica A Holmstrom Hart Jessica Hart John C Long - $184,227 Ella Long Trust - $193,993 Sean M Callison Doris Cooley Family Trust - $74,188 Doris L Cooley - $74,188 Charles W Tomlinson III - $4,327 Mary W Tomlinson Trust - $111,520 Tomlinson Trust Mary W - $111,520 Tomlinson Trust, Mary W - $111,520 Douglas W Bastyr - $24,812 Mary Frances Eagle Revocable Trus - $1,588 Tomlinson Trust Mary W - $53,448 Don Eugene Hedrick Revocable Trus - $27,827

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