John William Scholey, of Leasingham, Lincolnshire, left estate valued at £1,085,187 net. He left £1,000 to the Countryside Alliance.
George Frederick Harris, of Romsey, Hampshire, left estate valued at £2,283,325 net. He left shares in his estate to Oxfam, Romsey Abbey Appeal Fund, RAF Benevolent Fund, Royal Star and Garter Homes for Disabled Ex-Servicement and Women and the Ghurka Welfare Trust.
John Richard Kirby, of Chadlington, Oxfordshire, left estate valued at £1,545,184 net. He left £4,000 to Katharine House Hospice Trust.
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Janet Margaret Anne Moon, of Slough, left estate valued at £1,524,410 net.
John Springthorpe Hunt, of Tunbridge Wells, Kent, left estate valued at £1,149,726 net. He left his estate mostly to the National Trust; he also left £3,000 to the Dorothy Kerin Trust; £2,000 each to Diabetes UK, Parkinson’s Disease Society and Kent Association for the Blind; and £1,000 each to the Ramblers’ Association, Woodland Trust and the Society of Sussex Downsmen.
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Ronald Hoy, of Henleaze, Bristol, left estate valued at £1,146,496 net. He left £1,000 each to St Peter’s Hospice (Bristol), Cancer Research UK, RSPCA, Guide Dogs for the Blind Association, Bristol Royal Society for the Blind and Help the Aged. Omega Mary Schofield, of Caernarfon, Gwynedd, left estate valued at £2,245,579 net. She left left £40,000 each to Cafod, St Helen’s and St David’s Catholic Church Caernarfon, British Heart Foundation, Cancer Research Campaign, Alzheimer’s Society, World Villages of Children, Unicef, Children in Need, Oxfam, SPUC, Action for Blind People and RNLI.
Gwyn St George Elger Grogan, of Sunningdale, Berkshire, left estate valued at £4,811,010 net. He left £1,000 to Sunningdale Parochial Church Council.
Ruby Kathleen Hall, of Folkestone, Kent, left estate valued at £1,527,982 net. She left £8,000 each to NCDL, RSPCA, and Cancer Research UK; £5,000 to RNLI; and £1,000 each to Salvation Army and Age Concern (Folkestone Old People’s Welfare Committee).
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Richard Hamilton Green, of Curdridge, Hampshire, left estate valued at £1,348,407 net. He left shares in his estate to the Bell Restoration Fund of Winchester and Portsmouth Diocesan Guild of Church Bell Ringers, Multiple Sclerosis Society, Action for Research into Multiple Sclerosis, Cancer Research Campaign, Parkinson’s Disease Society, British Diabetic Association, Leukaemia Research Fund, and the Arthritis and Rheumatism Council for Research.