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Name of Deceased (Surname First) Date before which Name of Deceased Address, description and date of death of Deceased Names, addresses and descriptions of Persons to whom notices of claims are to be given notices of claim (Surname first) and names, in parentheses, of Personal Representatives to be given GIBSON, Mary Constance St. Augustine's Nursing Home, St. Leonards-on-Sea, Lloyds Bank (Limited, Executor and Trustee Department, 1, (Pavilion Buildings, 31st August, 1957 formerly of SA, Grange Gardens., Eastbourne, Brighton, or Hart iReade & Co., Lloyds Bank Chambers, Eastbourne, Solicitors. (160) • -£. >. Sussex, Spinster. 2i6th May, 1957. BAILEY, Ellen ... 41, Barnard Street, Wem, Salop, Widow. 16th May, National Provincial IBank Limited, Trustee Branch, 8-9, (Mardol Head, Shrewsbury, 12ith August, 1957 1957. or Lucas, IButter & Creak, Wem, Salop, Solicitors. (241) GIBSON, Robert ... 4, The Crescent, Newcasifle-upon-Tyne 7, Local' Barclays Bank Limited ((Trustee Department), Collingwood Street, (Newcastle upon 12th August, 1957 Council Official (Retired). 23rd May, 1957. Tyne 1. (242) OPENSHAW, Alice 117, Halliwell Road, Bolton, Lanes, Spinster. 30th Adam IF. iGreenhalgh & Co., 17, Mawdsley Street, Bolton, Solicitors. (Alan Openshaw 10th August, 1957 March, 1957. and Gladys Gerrard Carrodus.) (243) DE MAUPAS, Guy Eugene Trenance, Mevagissey, Cornwall, Retired Journalist. Major Arthur Lindley Ashwell, P'oint Head, Chapel Point, 'Mevagissey, Cornwall, 15th. August, 1957 Bonnaire. 26th February, 1957. or Graham & Graham, Barclays Bank Chambers, St. Austell, Cornwall, Solicitors. (244) i O ANDERSON, Annie 2, Mayfield Cottage, Seahouses, Northumberland, Chas. (Percy & Son, 8, Bondgate Within, Alnwick, Solicitors. (jJoseph Nelson and 20th August, 1957 Grundy. Widow. 8th' April, 1957. John William Sylvester.) (245) LLOYD, Ann "Beknont," Llannerch Road' West, Colwyn Bay, District Bank (Limited, Trustee Department, 51, Dale Street, Liverpool 2, or Wearn «th August, 1957 Denbighshire, Widow. 7th May, 1957. Hughes & Co., Somerset House, Princes Drive, Colwyn Bay, Solicitors. (District (246) iBank Limited and Alfred Mason Lloyd.) DUNN, Hilda 220, Hagley Road, JEdigbaston, Birmingham, Widow. Thompson Warmington & Cave, 8, Waterloo Street, Birmingham 2, Solicitors. (Pauline 12th August, 1957 24th October, 19%. Daubeny.) (247) AINSWORTH, Albert ... 18, Park Road, Cheam-, Surrey, Retired Fancy Goodsi Theodore Bell, Cotton & Curtis, Lloyds Bank Chambers, Cheam, Surrey, Solicitors. 14th August, 1957 'Shop Proprietor. 20th March, 1957. IGMidland iBank 'Executor and Trustee Company Limited.) (248) \ vo 1 Moss, Elizabeth " Highfield ," Treforis iRoad, Penmaenmawr, A. W. Smith, 174, (Edmund Street, Birmingham 3, Solicitor. (Midland Bank Executor 14th. August, 1957 Caernarvonshire, Spinster. 23rd February, 1957. & Trustee Company /Limited.) (249) CADE, Coulson "Dunbar Villa," (Redinnick, Penzance, Cornwall, A. W. H. Harvey & Son, 49, Morrab (Road, Penzance, Cornwall, Solicitors. (Geoffrey 24th August, 1957 Tregarthen. Author. 23rd May, 1957. (Hext Harvey and Vera Caddy.) (250) PROWSE, Josiah John ... Trevowhan' tt9'57. , Morvah, Cornwall, Farmer, llth May, 'Barclays Bank Limited, Trustee Department, 3, (Pydar Street, Truro, Cornwall, or 24th August, 1957 A. W. H. Harvey '& Son, 49, Morrato (Road, Penzance, Cornwall, Solicitors. (251) WILLIAMS, Alexander ... 34, St. Mary's Street, Brid'gnorth, Salop, Tinsmith. (R. J. (R. Haslewood l& Co., 1, Bank Street, (Bridgnorth, Solicitors. (George Williams 12th August, 1957 10 24th February, 1957. and Frances Catherine Winwood.) (272) 4^ oo.
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