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NATIONAL ARCHIVES DECEASED ESTATES

Johnston, Alfred Peter Robertson - Estimated year of death: 1961

Johnston, James Robertson - Estimated year of death: 1947

Johnston, Margaret Hamilton Roberts - Estimated year of death: 1959

Johnston, Robert - Estimated year of death: 1948

Johnston, Robert - Estimated year of death: 1956

Johnston, Robert - Estimated year of death: 1954

Johnston, Robert - Estimated year of death: 1941

Johnston, Robert - Estimated year of death: 1961

Johnston, Robert - Estimated year of death: 1918

Johnston, Robert - Estimated year of death: 1948

Johnston, Robert Alexander - Estimated year of death: 1946

Johnston, Robert Oliver - Estimated year of death: 1971

Johnston, Robert Samuel - Estimated year of death: 1929

Johnston, Robert Tordiff - Estimated year of death: 1961

Johnston, Robert Woolmer - Estimated year of death: 1969

Johnstone, Robert Thomas - Estimated year of death: 1958

Johnstone, Robert Thomas - Estimated year of death: 1958

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