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MASTERS OFFICE DECEASED ESTATES

CAWTHORNE, MARTIN JOHN - Death: 22/04/2013 in Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal

Hawthorne, Benjamin John - Death: 23/01/2019 in KwaZulu-Natal

Hawthorne, John Barry - Death: 15/11/2018 in Western Cape

Horne, John - Death: 20/07/2016 in Gauteng

Horne, John - Death: 29/09/2018 in Northern Cape

Horne, John Victor - Death: 27/04/2019 in Eastern Cape

Horne, Peter John - Death: 09/07/2014 in Mpumalanga

Horne, Stanley John Henry - Death: 27/09/2004 in Citrusdal

Kempthorne, Leslie John - Death: 14/11/1999 in Springs

Thorne, Burnett John - Death: 17/04/2018 in Gauteng

Thorne, lawrence john - Death: 22/09/2011 in Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape

Thorne, LESLIE JOHN - Death: 10/08/2013 in Gauteng

Thorne, Michael John - Death: 13/01/2004 in United Kingdom

THORNE, RODNEY JOHN - Death: 22/03/2014 in KwaZulu-Natal

Thorne, Vincent Velmont John - Death: 28/10/2021 in Western Cape

Thorne, Walter John - Death: 05/01/2022 in Western Cape

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