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The London Gazette, ?Th April 1989 4230 THE LONDON GAZETTE, ?TH APRIL 1989 Names, addresses and descriptions of Name of Deceased Address, description and date of death Persons to whom notices of claims are Date before which notices of claims (Surname first) of Deceased to be given and names, in parentheses, of Personal Representatives to be given RELF, Thomas James Faber Villa, 8 Robert Street, Deal, National Westminster Bank Pic, 8th June 1989 (493) Kent, Bus Driver (retired). 12th Financial and Investment Services, March 1989. Canterbury Trustee and Investment Branch, 21 New Dover Road, Canterbury, KentOTl SAW.) NICHOLSON, Elsie Rainhill Hospital, St. Helens, Bell Lamb & Joynson, 6 Castle Street, 21st June 1989 (511) Merseyside, Widow. 11th September Liverpool L2 ONB. (Gordon Edward 1988. Nicholson.) HARRISON, Richard 12 Thorpe Bank, Rock Ferry, Fanshaw Porter & Hazlehurst, 21st June 1989 (512) Alma Birkenhead, Merseyside, Chartered 38 Bebington Road, New Ferry, Accountant (Retired). 3rd December Wirral, Merseyside L62 SBH. 1988. (Stephen David Garrett, Norman Joseph Nevitt and Eileen Nevitt.) MOORE, Joan Winston House, 68 Promenade, Morecroft, Dawson & Garnetts, Queen 21st June 1989 (513) Southport, Merseyside PR9 OJB. Building, 8 Dale Street, Liverpool 18th September 1989. L2 4TQ. (Michael George Dawson and Roderick Henry Dawson.) FITCH, Leslie Robert Brentwood District Hospital, Prestons & Kerlys, 239-241 Cranbrook 16th June 1989 (865) William Brentwood, Essex. 21st April 1988. Road, Ilford, Essex IG1 4TD, Solicitors. (Lloyd Alan John Thompson and Bryan John Lovegrove.) HONEYMAN, Elsie May 4 Woodington Close, London Mare Nesta Stacey, Theodore 16th June 1989 (864) SE9 5EJ. 6th February 1989. Goddard, 16 St. Martins-le-Grand, London EC1A 4EJ (ref. 2S/193/H.S6836), Solicitors. (Mare Nesta Stacey and John Simon Stubbings.) GREEN, James 23 Savoy Close, Stratford, London Prestons and Kerlys, 49A Broadway, 9th June 1989 (863) E.1S. 1st January 1989 Stratford, London E1S 4BW, Solicitors. (Alfred Segal and Leonard Samuel Warren.) SMITH, Grace Valentine 73 Gordon Hill, Enfield, Middx. Barker Gooch & Swailes, 1 Cecil 9th June 1989 (862) 2nd February 1989. Court, London Road, Enfield EN2 6BU, Solicitors. (Kenneth Chambers Gooch and Ronald Lewis Smith.) ALEXANDER, Gerald 7 Nelson Road, New Maiden, Surrey. Silverman Sherliker & Co., New City 16th June 1989 (861) Isaac 3rd April 1986. House, 71 Rivington Street, London EC2A 3AY, Solicitors. (Millicent Doris Alexander and Henry John Jenkins.) BUCKLAND, Edward 123 Tudor Avenue, Worcester Park, Public Trust Office, Stewart House, 16th June 1989 (860) William Surrey, Brewers' Representative Kingsway, London WC2B 6JX (Retired). 20th February 1989. (ref. E48S9.) (Public Trustee.) MPANDEKATULA, 24B Avonmore Road, London W.I4. Hodders, 11 Station Road, Harlesden, 30th June 1989 (859) Majorie Lucene 15th January 1985. London NWIO 4UD. (Oswald Barton Millar.) PASSFIELD, Gladys 22 Burlington Road, Chiswick, L. O. Glenister & Sons, 269 Field End 16th June 1989 (858) Helen London W.4. 3rd November 1988. Road, Eastcote, Ruislip, Middx HA4 9LS, Solicitors. (Michael John O'Brien and Derek Edward Glenister.) TWEED, John Stuart 64 Marshalwick Lane, St Albans, Kingsford Dorman & Routh Stacey, 16th June 1989 (857) Hertfordshire, Company Director. 19-21 Northampton Square, London 29th January 1989. EC1V OEQ, Solicitors (ref. NM.) MORRISON, Barbara Rua Dos Ledros, Bloco 3,2°-D Estoril Alexanders, 203 Temple Chambers, 9th June 1989 (856) Esther Caro 276S, Portugal. 20th May 1988. Temple Avenue, London EC4Y OEN, Solicitors. (Alexanders Solicitors Trustees Limited.).
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