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Name of Deceased Date before which Name of Deceased Address, description and date of death of Names, addresses and descriptions of Persons to whom notices of claims are to be notices of claims to (Surname first) Deceased given and names, in parentheses, of Personal Representatives to be given BAKER, Cecil James 6 Church Road, Heston. Middlesex, Clerical Wells & Co., 1 Pump Court, Temple, London EC4Y 7AD, Solicitors. (Joseph 18th October 1981 Officer (Gas Board) (Retired), llth Febru- Henry Moore.) (039) ary 1981. THOMAS, Gladys Anne " Greenhayes", Lower Penns Road, Preston, Lloyds Bank Limited, Exeter Trust Branch, P.O. Box No. 17, Broadwalk House, 21st October 1981 Sevan. Paignlon, Devon, Spinster. 22nd July 1981. Southernhay West, Exeter, Devon EX1 ITU. (041) RABLEY, Alice Winifred Uphill, East Hill, Braunton, Devon, Widow. Lloyds Bank Limited, Exeter Trust Branch, P.O. Box No. 17, Broadwalk House, 21st October 1981 29th July 1981. Southernhay West, Exeter, Devon EX1 ITU. (042) PORTER, Linda. Alice .., 21 The Close, Brixham, Devon, Widow. 31st Robert Thairlwall & Co., 15 Fore Street, Brixham, Devon. (Phyllis Joan 18th October 1981 July 1981. Tibbies and Leonard John Tibbies.) (043) MACKINNON, Annie 23 Cdnnaught Gardens, Shoeburyness, Essex, Twitchen Hook & Partners, 61 Ness Road, Shoeburyness, Essex SS3 9DB. 19th October 1981 Emma Elizabeth. Widow. 2nd May 1981. (Christopher John Robinson and John Anthony Brown.) (044) JOYCE, Thomas 345 Eastcote Lane, South Harrow, Middlesex, Phillips & Phillips, 220 Northolt Road, South Harrow, Middlesex. (Edward 24th October 1981 Builder (Retired). 2nd April 1978. Coyne.) (073) JOYCE, Ellen Formerly of 345 Eastcote Lane, South Harrow, Phillips & Phillips, 220 Northolt Road, South Harrow., Middlesex. (Edward 24th October 1981 Middlesex, but latterly Mullaghmore, Moy- Coyne.) (074) lough, County Galway, Ireland, Widow. 22nd November 1978. MILLS, Monica Cecil Rivlyn Lodge, Shorefield Road, Downton, Moore and Blalch, 48 High Street, Lymington, Hants SO4 9ZQ. (Paul Oliver 20th October 1981 Grant. Lymington, Hampshire, Widow. 5th August Ziegler and Nyria Dawson.) (075) 1981. O.STLER, Lionel Palmer 10 Yeomans Way, Totton, Southampton, Moore and Blatch, 48 High Street, Lymington, Hants SO4 9ZQ. (Paul Oliver 20th October 1981 "Gerafd! Hampshire and Audley's Wood Hostel, Ziegler and Michael William Crossby.) (076) Alton Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, Gentle- I man. 18th July 1981. I BRADEN, Constance St. Elizabeth Nursing Home, 18 West Drive, National Westminster Bank Limited, Trustee and Income Tax Department, 23rd October 1981 Annie. Brighton, East Sussex, Widow. 4th August 6B Littlehampton Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN13 1PT. (504) vo 1981. 00 DUNCAN, Annie Maud ... 130 Manor Road North; Itchen, Southampton, National Westminster Bank Limited, Trustee and Income Tax Department, 22nd October 1981 Hampshire, Widow. 29th July 1981. First Floor, 129 High Street, Southampton SO9 3ZF. (505) GLYN, Gerald Hugh ... 13 Avenue Road, Winchester, Hampshire, National Westminster Bank Limited, Trustee and Income Tax Department, 28th October 1981 Major Dorset Yeomanry (Retired). 1st First Floor, 129 High Street, Southampton SO9 3ZF. (506) August 1981. EVANS, Florence Emma .56 Barclay Road, Fulham, London SW6 1EH, National Westminster Bank Limited, Trustee and Income Tax Department, 27th October 1981 Widow. 4th August 1981. 131 Baker Street, London WlM 2DD. (507) MARSOEN, Olive Mary... Greenroofs, Ffald Road, Pyle, Bridgend, Mid National Westminster Bank Limited, Trustee arid Income Tax Department, 23rd October 19&1 Glamorgan, Widow. 29th June 1981. 2A Churchill Way, Cardiff CF1 4SQ. ' • • (509).
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