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Name of Deceased (Surname First) Date before which oo Name of Deceased Address, description and date of death of Names, addresses and descriptions of Persons to whom notices of claims are to be OS (Surname first) Deceased given and names, in parentheses, of Personal Representatives notices of claims to be given ARMSTRONG, Walter Scott... 56 Amble Tower, Gilley Law, Sunderland, Tyne Crutes, 37 West Sunniside, Sunderland. (Brian Anthony Mackenow and Geoffrey 17th August 1982 and Wear. Shipyard Plater. 19th April 1982. Taylor Crute). (062) PYLE, Gladys Irene 33 Holstead Place, Off Victoria Road, South Crutes, 37 West Sunniside, Sunderland. (Geoffrey Taylor Crute and Laurence 17th August 1982 Shields, Tyne and Wear. Widow. 19th May 1982. David Sacks). (063) CRAWSHAW, Elsie Doris ... 2 Skelton Road, Sheffield. Widow. 10th February Clegg & Sons, 14 Figtree Lane, Sheffield SI 1NE, Solicitors. (Richard Derek 19th August 1982 1982. Cheetham and James Barry White). (064) HrrcHiNGS, Cyril Ernest ... 135 Bankes Road, Small Heath, Birmingham 10. Duggan Lea & Co., 43 Cannon Street, Birmingham B2 5EQ. (Michael Paul 17th August 1982 (Retired). 24th April 1982. Chetwynd Hayes and Charles James Bragg Flint). (065) BROADWAY, John George ... 59 Battenburgh Avenue, Northend, Portsmouth. Duggan Lea & Co., 43 Cannon Street, Birmingham B2 SEQ. (Ref: KY). (Horace 17th August 1982 (Retired). 16th May 1982. Albert Broadway, Nicholas Quartly Grazebrook and Michael Paul Chetwynd (066) Hayes). BENNETT, Reginald 89a Wellington Road, St. Thomas, Exeter, Devon. Cartridge & Co., 144 Cowick Street, St. Thomas, Exeter EX4 IAS, Devon, Solici- 17th August 1982 Bricklayer (Retired). 13th March 1982. tors. (Gordon Reginald Bennett). (067) EVANS, Winifred Hartland... Treetops, Church Road, St. Georges, Telford, Howard Tranter International House, 6 Market Street, Oakengates, Telford, 17th August 1982 Shropshire. 4th April 1982. Shropshire TF2 6ED. (068) JEANS, George Albert Henry 60 Needlers End Lane, Balsall Common, Coventry, Ryland Martineau & Co., 41 Church Street, Birmingham B3 2DY. (Dorothy 25th August 1982 West Midlands. Chartered Engineer (Retired). Marguerite Jeans). (089) 12th April 1982. STEWARD, John Charles ... 16 Brookside Way, Blakedown, Kidderminster, Ryland Martineau & Co., 41 Church Street, Birmingham B3 2DY. (Hugh Bampfield 27th August 1982 o\ Hereford and Worcester. Managing Director Carslake and John Timothy Hugh Steard). (090) 18th April 1982. FARMER, David Alfred 5 Clopton Crescent, Chelmsley Wood, Birming- Southall & Co., 503 Coventry Road, Small Heath, Birmingham BIO OLN. (Kathleen 17th August 1982 ham. Car Works Superintendent. 4th June 1982. Mary Farmer). (091) MCDONALD, Elfrieda 27 Beech Grove Terrace South, Crawcrook, Ryton, Waugh Moody & Mulcahy, 116 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6SQ. 24th August 1982 Barbara Tyne and Wear. Clerk. 1st April 1981. (Margaret Gordon, Herbert Craig Gibson and Jean Carole Moody). (210) VO 00 ROBSON, John 19 East Street, High Spen, Rowlands Gill, Tyne Waugh Moody & Mulcahy, 116 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6SQ. 24th August 1982 to and Wear. Steel Worker (Retired), llth March (John Robson Pattinson and Edward Dobson Moody). (211) 1982. JACKSON, Lucy 7 Hedgefield Cottages, Blaydon, Tyne and Wear. Waugh Moody & Mulcahy, 116 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6SQ. 24th August 1982 Spinster. 24th December 1981. (Edward Dobson Moody and Jean Carole Moody). (212) MAYHEAD, Jane Gray 29 Church Close, East Huntspill, Highbridge, Pigot & Whitehouse, 11 Church Street, Highbridge, Somerset TA9 SAD, Solicitors. 31st August 1982 Somerset. Widow. 26th May 1982. (Richard Brian Hague Whitehouse and Edith Jennifer Cave). (213) MARSKI, Marek Jan 20 Westfield Avenue, Wigston, Leicester. Dental Phillips & Powell, 3 De Montfort Street, Leicester LEI 7FT, Solicitors. (Zbigniew 17th August 1982 Technician. 17th April 1982. Ryszard Marski). (214).
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