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2021-08-10 – Whereabouts Ad for August 2021 ADMINISTRATOR-GENERAL FOR JAMAICA Administrator of the estates named below would like to contact the following persons, their personal representatives, beneficiaries or anyone knowing of their whereabouts: Estate Persons To Be Contacted Last Known Address ROY NUGENT late of Kimberley Nugent 11 Lloyds Close, Kingston 8, St. Andrew Whitehall Estate, St. Mary Michele Nugent 4 Suarez Close, Kingston 6, St. Andrew Deborah Lee Chapleton, Chapelton P.O., Clarendon Angella Mitchell Browns Town, P.O. Box 557, St. Ann LASCELLES KEITH Derrick Allen Omara Road, Kingston ALLEN late of 174 Sherlock Crescent, Clinton Allen All of 174 Sherlock Crescent, Kingston 20, St. Andrew Kingston 20, St. Andrew Clement Allen Dave Allen Desmond Allen Wayne Allen Patricia Allen ROBERT CRAWFORD Iris Hohn Crawford Both of Rudd’s Corner, Manchester late of Rudd’s Corner, Shirley Hohn Crawford Manchester Louise Heron 148c Maxfield Avenue, Kingston 10, St. Andrew ETHLYN GREGORY late Clement Ronald Gregory 2 Wittingham Close, Kingston 8, St. Andrew of 7b Delacree Road, St. Andrew ARTHUR CLEVELAND Catherine Taylor England TAYLOR late of Sawyers, Trelawny ADOLPHUS ELIAS Florence Contestina Walker All of 10 Miles, Bull Bay, St. Andrew WALKER late of Seven Amiel Walker Miles, Bull Bay, St. Andrew Bruce Walker Geneviene Walker HEADLEY BROWN late Amelia Brown All of Muirhouse, St. Ann Muirhouse, St. Ann Lucille Brown David Brown Hyacinth Brown Alvin Brown Avis Brown LAWRENCE Cecil Methuselah Leveridge All of Middleton, St. Andrew LEVERIDGE late Rosalind Icilda Gentles (nee Middleton District, Leveridge) St. Andrew George Cardigan Leveridge Violet Adassa Arnold (nee Leveridge) Martel Anthony Leveridge Agatha Pounall (nee Leveridge) Douglas o/c Dudley Leveridge SELVIN CUNNINGHAM Len Cunningham 7931 Southgate Boulevard, E1 North Lauderdale, Florida late of Tom’s Hope, 33068, USA Fellowship P.O., Portland Gereline Cunningham West Retreat, Fellowship P.O., Portland Leonora Jones (nee Cunningham) Unknown Iona Atkinson (nee Cunningham) Icilda Cunningham Harold Manderson ALPHEUS DAVIDSON late Angelina Karlene Davidson Breast Works, Red Hazel, Portland of 9½ Ladd Lane, Kingston Rosetta Olga Davidson Unknown Jennifer Davidson Lindwall Livingstone Davidson Maurice Davidson Rhoda Davidson MARION ANDERSON late George Anderson Cuba of Kitson Town, St. Catherine KENNETH LLOYD Dorothy Somers All of Rectory Road, May Pen, Clarendon; and SOMERS late of Berry Hill, Wilton Somers Berry Hill, St. Catherine St. Catherine Marion Somers Velma Somers JAMES SPENCER late of Emeline Spencer All of Spring Gardens, Lucky Hill, St. Mary Lucky Hill, Halifax, St Mary Clyde Spencer Lavin Theophilus Spencer Hartnell Spencer Esther Rawlson Spencer Alvira Spencer FRANCIS CARBY late of Cassandra Carby All of 62 Arnold Road, Kingston 5, St. Andrew, 62 Arnold Road, Arnold Lola Frances Carby Road, St. Andrew Violet Esperanza Carby Vernan Lloyd Carby 3 Fairweather Court, 1A Lakeside Road, Palmers Green, London N13 4PS, England IVAN BROWN late of Ruby Brown All of Cuffie Ridge District, Cave Valley P.O., St Ann Cuffie Ridge District, Cave DaCosta Brown Valley P.O., St Ann Glenvina Brown Alfred Brown Delores Brown SARAH JANE Grethel Smalling All of Waltham Park Road, Kingston, St. Andrew SMALLING late of Irene Smalling Caledonia, Westmoreland Ethelbert Smalling Japheth Smalling Percival Smalling Ivor Smalling Reginald Smalling Gavelin Smalling Redvers Smalling VERNON GEORGE Mavis Lurlene Coleman All of Hyde District, Troja P.O., St Catherine COLEMAN late of Hyde Noel George Coleman District, Troja P.O., St Errol George Coleman Catherine Lloyd Vincent Coleman Leon Alvin Coleman Winston Derrick Coleman Philip Shava Coleman Enid Coleman MARCUS SERVICE late of Aziz Elsada Service All of Welcome Hall, St. James 42 Hart Street, Rose Hall Delroy Mortimer Service P.O., St James Belva Louise Service Juliette Maud Service Derrick Arthur Service Basil Copeland Service Clarkson Lloyd Service Edna Service BERDINE CREARY late of Osra Creary All of 25 Ellastowe Avenue, Olympic, St. Andrew Ellastowe Avenue, Olympic Joan Creary Gardens, Kingston Rudolph Creary Valerie Creary Sharon Creary Elaine Creary Clover Creary Locksley Creary Elizabeth Creary Hyacinth Creary Anthony Creary Gerald Creary Elise Creary Carol Creary Yvonne Creary WILFRED EMANUEL Edward Dale All of Lot 119 Balmagie, Penwood Road, Kingston 11, DALE late of Airy Castle, Lloyd Dale Kingston St. Thomas Robert Dale VERA HAMILTON late of Monica Cousins Both of 37 Pink Lane, Kingston 14, St. Andrew 11 Crescent Road, Kingston Harvey Cousins 13, St. Andrew Pearl Tappin Both of 11 Crescent Road, Kingston 13, St. Andrew Frank Hall ORVILLE HOLT late of Orville Holt All of Saint John’s Road, Spanish Town, St. Catherine Saint John’s Road, Spanish Owen Holt Town, St. Catherine Roseanne Holt Arlene Holt Richard Holt Ainsworth Holt VICTOR COUSINS late of Granville Cousins Both of 28 Dalton Road, Rhodes, Middleton, Manchester Fern near Cambridge, Vincent Cousins M24 4RL, England St. James. SAMUEL H. BROWN late George Brown Blackrock Avenue, Bronx, New York 10472, USA of Eden, Mocho, Clarendon Margaret Henderson 719 East 219 Street, Bronx, New York 10467, USA Illis Jean Smith Lot 244 Westport, Gregory Park, St. Catherine Edith Mitchell 7 Primrose Avenue, Kingston 11, St. Andrew Dorell Murdock 5 Ardittle Road, Ocho Rios, St. Ann Monsell Brown 137-25 Bennet Street, Springfield Garden, Long Island, New York, USA Leamore Dawkins 49 Tudor Road, Riverside, Cardiff S Wales, United Kingdom William Thomas Livingstone, Mocho, Clarendon Septival Thomas Unknown Francis Abraham ISAAC NATHANIEL Randolf Coke Lot 489 3 East Greater Portmore, St. Catherine COKE late of 9 Sholebrook Mount, Leeds 7, England but Icilda Coke Westmoreland formerly of 21 Oakland Avenue, Kingston 11, St. Andrew EDMUND JAMES Dorothy Smith All of Black River P.O., St. Elizabeth SMITH late of Lower Ray Smith Works, St. Elizabeth Orville Smith Donovan Smith Please respond within six (6) weeks of the date hereof to: THE ADMINISTRATOR-GENERAL’S DEPARTMENT 12 Ocean Boulevard, Kingston, JAMAICA Telephone: 922-1830-3 or 922-0700-5 or 618-1542 Fax: 922-4201 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.agd.gov.jm.
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