Men leave £3m to relatives
Last updated at 12:16, Friday, 05 September 2008
Ronald Brough, of Langfauld, Langrigg, Aspatria, who died on May 24 left estate valued at £1,830,809 gross, £1,828,309 net. He left his estate to relatives.
Probate has been granted to widow Olive Jean Brough, daughter Ann Elizabeth Elliott, and Irene Rae, all of Langfauld, Langrigg, Aspatria, and son Ian Ronald Brough, of Home Farm, Langrigg, Aspatria.
John Bernard Poucher, of Gate Ghyll, High Brigham, Cockermouth, who died on December 30 last year left estate valued at £1,459,250 gross, £1,449,291 net. He left his estate to relatives.
Probate has been granted to son Anthony John Poucher, of Whyke Lane, Chichester, West Sussex.
First published at 05:42, Friday, 05 September 2008
Published by http://www.cumberlandnews.co.uk
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