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Hi could somebody please tell me if the probate entry for Darracott Seymour, died 1959, names another family member? Thanks :-)
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SEYMOUR Darracott of 22 Osterley Court Osterley Middelsex died 28 November 1859 Probate London 5 August (1960) to Joan Sarah Gladys Lota Peace Seymour Spinster.
Effects £10626 6s 11d
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snoopysue wrote:SEYMOUR Darracott of 22 Osterley Court Osterley Middelsex died 28 November 1859 Probate London 5 August (1960) to Joan Sarah Gladys Lota Peace Seymour Spinster.
Effects £10626 6s 11d

:o What sort of name is that?

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Yeh, I double checked the spellings, as I thought it said "Pearce" rather than "Peace" - maybe wishful thinking on the part of the parents!! I've got a gr grandmother with the middle name of "Silence" - my mum wasn't sure of her surname (she thought Jones - turned out to be Smith), but the middle name rather clinched it!!
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Would you mind looking at Gladys Loura [Laura] Seymour probate 1959 to see if that is her?

(She was baptised Gladys Laura I think)
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gardener wrote:Would you mind looking at Gladys Loura [Laura] Seymour probate 1959 to see if that is her?

(She was baptised Gladys Laura I think)


She's from Sheffield - (it is Laura on the image), no family mentioned, only a solicitor.
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OK. Thanks. Think I will give up on this lot!
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:?
Thats odd she died 1859 and the will 1960? Is that right or a typo?
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Shpould have checked first! So a mistake in years.
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grangers14 wrote::?
Thats odd she died 1859 and the will 1960? Is that right or a typo?


Yes, a typo - she died 1959 and the will was proved in 1960 - the eyes will see what they think should be there!!
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grangers14 wrote:Who or what or you looking for Gardener before we archive?
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I miracle I think :lol:

I had a thread a while back about a George who was a Reckitt but adopted and used Seymour as his surname after that. This Darracott Seymour is his son but as far as I can see he married, no kids, wife died first, and this unmarried sister was named in the will.
These people are no relation to me but George came to Iceland a few times and I have seen mention of some sketches which he did while he was here so I was just wondering who inherited his estate. I found a modern day (alive) father and son with Seymour surname and middle name Darracott but I can't see how they fit in, probably just a coincidence of names. So just archive it and I will get on with more pressing matters :-)
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