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The London Gazette, 26Th October 1989 12369 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 26TH OCTOBER 1989 12369 Names, addresses and descriptions of Name of Deceased Address, description and date of death Persons to whom notices of claims are Date before which (Surname first) of Deceased to be given and names, in parentheses, notices of claims to be given of Personal Representatives HOWLE, Marian Alice 26 Queens Road, Frinton-on-Sea, Sparling Benham & Brough, 12th January 1990 (022) Essex, Schoolteacher (Retired). 62A Connaught Avenue, Frinton-on- 20th September 1989. Sea, Essex. (David Bankes Ashton and Elsie Irene Edwards.) CLARK, Edith Irene 20 Kings House, Esplanade, Frinton- Sparling Benham & Brough, 12th January 1990 (023) on-Sea, Essex, Medical Practitioner 62x Connaught Avenue, Frinton-on- (Retired). 4th October 1989. Sea, Essex. (David Bankes Ashton and Janet Fulford.) BAKER, Leonard York Foxhole Wood, Sheepstreet Lane, The Buss Partnership, Highate Hill, 27th December 1989 (024) Etchingham, East Sussex. Hawkhurst, Kent TN18 4LE. 30th July 1989. (Godfrey Coleridge Honnywill and Dse Margarete Baker.) CANN, Albert William 178A Laburnum Grove, North End, Aliens, 15 Landport Terrace, 5th January 1990 (025) Portsmouth, School Teacher Portsmouth PO1 2QS. (Alan Weir (Retired), llthOctober 1989. Megarry and Susan Linington Childs.) BURSTON, Emma Maria Lightwood Home, Well Street, Blagg Son & Masefield, The Terrace, 1st January 1990 (026) Cheadle, Staffordshire, (formerly of Cheadle, Stoke-on-Trent, ST10 1PB, 4 Sarver ' Lane, Dilhorne, Solicitors. (Christopher John Charles Staffordshire), Widow. and Kenneth Leslie Washburn.) 8th October 1989. KIRK, Elizabeth 27 Oakamoor Road, Cheadle, Blagg Son & Masefield, The Terrace, 1st January 1990 (027) Staffordshire, Widow. Cheadle, Stoke-on-Trent ST10 1PB, 1st October 1989. Solicitors. (John Ivor Murray and Mary Gillian Chadbourae.) MONTEITH, Kathleen Anyho Fields, Banbury, Oxfordshire Withers, 20 Essex Street, London 30th December 1989 (028) Marry nee Bowman- MK17 3AU, Widow. WC2R 3AL. (Ref. MXH). (Andrew Manifold 17th September 1989. Rollo, Helen Monteith and Ruth Dashwood.) EMERY, Leonard 92 Salisbury Road, Leigh-on-Sea, Bates and Partners, Thames House, 27th December 1989 (029) Essex, Tailor (Retired). 1528 London Road, Leigh-On-Sea, 12th May 1989. Essex SS9 2QQ. (Ellen Elizabeth Emery and Jameson Reppin Bates.) WILSON, Doris Irene Mount Eveswell Nursing Home, Derek James & Vaux, 121 Chepstow 27th December 1989 (030) 22 Eveswell Park Road, Newport, Road, Newport, Gwent. Cwent. 16th October 1989. BARDSLEY, Margery 4 Delafield Avenue, Longsight, Jones Maidment Wilson, 5 Byrom 31st December 1989 (031) Manchester. 16th January 1989. Street, Manchester M3 4PF, Solicitors. RAY, Henry Robinson Kismet, Melbury Road, Jesmond, Winskell & Winskell, 52 Dean Street, 27th December 1989 (032) Newcastte-upon-Tyne, Wholesale Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE11PG. Draper. 20th May 1989. (William Steel and Ian Michael Winskell.) TUCAR-THOMAS, 39 Gwendolen Avenue, Putney, Rigby Golding & Company, 27th December 1989 (033) Maurice Dennis, London S.W.I5, Scientist. 57 Staines Road West, otherwise THOMAS, 17th November 1989. Sunbury-on-Thames, Middlesex Dennis, Maurice TW16 7AU. (Jutta Waltraud Helga Thomas.) MARSHALL, Ernest 25 Farmer Close, Norwich. Mills & Reeve, 3-7 Redwell Street, 27th December 1989 (034) William 8th October 1989. Norwich, NR2 4TJ (ref. RTP). (William David Winslow Barr.) PULLEN, Ursula Maria 11 Hallville Road, Allerton, Liverpool Cuff Roberts North Kirk, 25 Castle 31st December 1989 (035) 18, Widow. 24th June 1989. Street, Liverpool, L2 4TD. (ref. PJH). (Paul Jonathan Howell and Nicholas Geoffrey Pye.).
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