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11042 THE LONDON GAZETTE, SOrn JUNE 1992 Names, addresses and descriptions of Date before which Name of Deceased Address, description and date of death Persons to whom notices of claims are notices of claims (Surname first) of Deceased to be given and names, in parentheses, of Personal Representatives to be given REID, George Cooper IS Victoria House, Victoria Drive, Martin & Haigh, 48 Mary Street, 22nd September 1992 (803) Barton upon Humber, South Scunthorpe, South Humberside. Humberside. 31st May 1992. WILLIAMS, Esme Doreen 24 Eton Road, Newport, Gwent, Clerk Gartside, Harding & Davies, 2 Corn 31st August 1992 (802) (Retired). 30th May 1992. Street, Newport, Gwent NP9 1DJ, Solicitors. (Edna Gloria Dando.) GOVETT, Mary Evelyn 23 HOI Brow, Richmond Hill, Dixon Ward, 16 The Green, 4th September 1992 (850) Richmond, Surrey, Secretarial Richmond, Surrey TW9 1QD, Manager (Retired). Solicitors, (Ret. MDP). 17th November 1991. (Clement John Govett and Richard Macleod Robinson.) COOK, Jean 32 Woodlands Avenue, New Maiden, Dixon Ward, 16 The Green, 3rd September 1992 (849) Surrey, Widow. 10th May 1992. Richmond, Surrey TW9 1QD, Solicitors, (Ref. MDP). (Richard Macleod Robinson and David Johnston Parry.) COOK, Robert Denis 32 Woodlands Avenue, New Maiden, Dixon Ward, 16 The Green, 3rd September 1992 (848) Surrey, Upholsterer (Retired). Richmond, Surrey TW9 1QD, 18th April 1992. Solicitors, (Ref. MDP). (Richard Macleod Robinson and David Johnston Parry.) PRITCHARD, Joan 6 Princes Avenue, Hove, East Sussex Donne Mileham & Haddock, 3rd September 1992 (847) Miriam BN3 4GD, Civil Servant (Retired). 42-46 Frederick Place, Brighton 21st February 1992. BN1 1AT, Solicitors, (Ref. 255). (Quintin Barry and Anthea Rosemary Margaret Pritchard.) LASKER, Freda 36 Belsize Avenue, London N.W.3, Pritchard Englefield & Tobin, 14 New 4th September 1992 (846) Schoolteacher (Retired). Street, London EC2M 4TR, 26th December 1991. Solicitors, (Ref. CWD). (John Eric Rhodes and Ralph Leon Lasker.) FRISBY, Peter Henry 32A Nevern Mansions, Warwick Road, Boodle Hatfield, Town Quay House, 4th September 1992 (845) London SW5 9TL, Lloyds 7 Town Quay, Southampton, Underwriter (Retired). Hampshire SOI OXN, Solicitors. 17th March 1992. (Simon Rollo Frisby.) TAYLOR, Alfred Percy 4 Denham Close, Skegness, The Executor, Midland Bank Trust 4th September 1992 (851) Lincolnshire PE253PH. Company Limited, Probate 13th January 1992. Operations, 1st Floor, Deacon House, 192 Eyre Street, Sheffield SI 3RG. (Midland Bank Trust Company Limited.) WOODFORTH, Robert Sackgate Farm, North Owersby, The Executor, Midland Bank Trust 4th September 1992 (852) Arthur Market Rasen, Lincolnshire. Company Limited, Probate 12th February 1992. Operations, 1st Floor, Deacon House, 192 Eyre Street, Sheffield SI 3RG. (Midland Bank Trust Company Limited.).

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