USDA subsidy information for Ida Mae Janssen -ida Mae Janssen Revocable Trust
Addresses on file with USDA for Ida Mae Janssen -ida Mae Janssen Revocable Trust
This recipient received $124,985 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 |
|---|
| Ida Mae Janssen -ida Mae Janssen Revocable Trust | Ransom, IL 60470 | 2021-2023 |
| Other recipients at this address: | Lyle Strobel - $19,937
John D Janssen - $673,066
John Strobel - $13,041
Edward J Strobel Revocable Tr - $39,198
Ida M Janssen Rvoc Tr - $7,690
Edward I Strobel Dec Of Trust Dtd - $9,950
Edward I Strobel Dec Of Trust Dtd 2/1/88 - $9,950
Ida-ida Mae Janssen Revocable Tru - $43,418
John Strobel - John M Strobel Tru - $13,592
John Strobel - John M Strobel Trust - $13,592
Eleanor H Deceased Sulzberger - $25,923
Edward I Strobel - $66,261
John Donald Janssen - $673,066
Ed Strobel Jr - $39,198
Burns Farm Ptrp - $41,846
Ida Mae Janssen - $87,315
Ida-ida Mae Janssen Mae Janssen - $87,315
Joyce Spivey - $7,350
|
| Ida Mae Janssen -ida Mae Janssen | Ransom, IL 60470 | 2019-2020 |
| Other recipients at this address: | Lyle Strobel - $19,937
John D Janssen - $673,066
John Strobel - $13,041
Edward J Strobel Revocable Tr - $39,198
Ida M Janssen Rvoc Tr - $7,690
Edward I Strobel Dec Of Trust Dtd - $9,950
Edward I Strobel Dec Of Trust Dtd 2/1/88 - $9,950
Ida-ida Mae Janssen Revocable Tru - $43,418
John Strobel - John M Strobel Tru - $13,592
John Strobel - John M Strobel Trust - $13,592
Eleanor H Deceased Sulzberger - $25,923
Edward I Strobel - $66,261
John Donald Janssen - $673,066
Ed Strobel Jr - $39,198
Burns Farm Ptrp - $41,846
Ida Mae Janssen - $87,315
Ida-ida Mae Janssen Mae Janssen - $87,315
Joyce Spivey - $7,350
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