List of unclaimed estates in Camden in London that you could inherit if you have these surnames - how to claim

The treasury has released a list of unclaimed estates in London - with Camden having the most at 160
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If you share any of these surnames with a list of people with unclaimed estates in London you could be entitled to money. An unclaimed estate is when someone dies without leaving a will, or when an old will is in place and the beneficiaries have died.

For unclaimed estates before 1997, the Treasury will allow claims up to 30 years from the date of the person’s death, subject to no interest being paid on the money that is held - if the claim is received after the 12-year period has ended.

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Unclaimed estates can be claimed by a number of different relatives to the person whose estate is unclaimed, but there is a list of priority regarding relation. It goes:

  1. husband, wife or civil partner
  2. children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and so on
  3. mother or father
  4. brothers or sisters who share both the same mother and father, or their children (nieces and nephews)
  5. half brothers or sisters or their children (nieces and nephews of the half blood or their children). ‘Half ’ means they share only one parent with the deceased
  6. grandparents
  7. uncles and aunts or their children (first cousins or their descendants)
  8. half uncles and aunts or their children (first cousins of the half blood or their children). ‘Half’ means they only share one grandparent with the deceased, not both

If you believe that you are the beneficiary of an estate, you can easily lodge a claim. People who believe they are entitled to a share of an unclaimed estate should contact The Treasury on thegovernment website.

Which borough in London has the most unclaimed estates? 

In London, Camden is the borough with the most unclaimed estates, with 160. Camden’s population has grown year on year for other 30 years now and according to the Office for National Statistics, had a population of over 262,000 as of 2018.

Abdul-Rahman

Abrahams

Ahmed

Alexander

Allen

Allen

Al-Saoudi

Aminian

Anderson

Anjaria

Arafat

Artman

Asaul

Bailey

Bakyou

Bech

Bell

Bello

Bentil

Beresford

Bernard

Berte

Bharadwaj

Blair

Borthwick

Burden

Burgess

Burlton

Byfield

Byrne

Carrigan

Christou

Chung Sui Fong

Church

Clarke

Cleary

Coll

Collins

Conlon

Conneely

Conteh

Conway

Cooney

Crawford

Cullen

Curran

Da Silva

Devin

Dhimar

Dipple

Eames

Ellis

Evans

Fahy

Fallon

Fedden

Feichter

Fish

Fitzpatrick

Flanagan

Foster

Fox

Francis

Fraser

Gaffney

Gannon

Gilmore

Gilmour

Gray

Greenham

Hanratty

Hayes

Higgins

Hughes

Isodiki

Johnson

Jones

Josephs

Kaczmarek

Kaur

Krievins

Kulla

Ladyman

Lafias

Lai

Larkin

Lenehan

Lloyd-Williams

Maher

Maitra

McBrinn

McConville

McDaid

Mcloughlin

McManus

Melson

Mirza

Morris

Morrissey

Murphy

Murphy

Murray

Nicholson

O’Brien

O’Brien

O’Connell

O’Connor

Olechowski

Osten-Sacken

Pathare

Payne

Phelan

Phelps

Philips

Phillips

Pickles

Prottel

Raman

Renaut

Rissone

Rivetna

Roberts

Robinson

Robinson

Rostron

Rowland

Saviano

Scanlon

Self

Sengupta

Shaw

Shiong

Shortell

Skinner

Smith

Smith

Smith

Sullivan

Sullivan

Sullivan

Sweet

Tandon

Tolfree

Tosheva

Tsang

Uzoma

Van Deenen

Van-Edon

Wahed-Syed

Weedy

Wells

Williams

Williams

Williams

Wilson

Wright

Yamamoto

Yates

Yates

Young

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