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From the State Controller’s published file

Unclaimed Money for the Surname Barber in California

California is holding 2,049 unclaimed property records under the surname Barber, worth $2,450,345 in total. Whether any of it is yours depends on the first name and the address, which is what the free search checks.

Records2,049
Total held$2,450,345
Average$1,196
Largest single record$244,019

Search every Barber record free No account, no card. Most people find nothing — the check costs nothing either.

Where the Barber records are

The city is the last address the reporting company had, which is usually where the person lived when the account went quiet — not necessarily where they live now.

City Records Total held
Venice 10 $888,844
Los Angeles 117 $168,458
San Diego 61 $117,501
Concord 10 $104,323
San Francisco 70 $45,870
Thousand Oaks 12 $36,866
Alta Loma 6 $35,544
Hacienda Hts 2 $33,502
Cazadero 3 $32,575
Long Beach 40 $31,995
Bakersfield 32 $28,677
North Highlands 4 $25,274

Who reported it

These are the companies that handed the money to the State after they could no longer reach the owner. Recognising one is a strong hint that a record is yours.

First names recorded with Barber

Records are keyed exactly as the company typed them decades ago. If yours is not here, try a middle name, an initial, or a former surname — that is the single most common reason a search comes back empty.

James · Robert · John · William · Mary · Barbara · Michael · Charles · Bryan · Richard · Bernard · George · Thomas · J · Christopher

What to do with this

94 of these Barber records are worth $2,500 or more, which is the point at which paying someone ten per cent to handle it starts to make sense. Below that, file it yourself — it is free, and we will show you how.

Figures from our copy of the State Controller’s published file, last rebuilt October 16, 2026. We are a private company and are not affiliated with the State Controller’s Office.