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Unclaimed estates · Camden, London

Unclaimed estates in Camden

117 unclaimed estates are listed for people who died in Camden, London, on the Government Legal Department's bona vacantia list updated 15 September 2026. Each person died without a will and without known relatives, so their estate has passed to the Crown. If you are related, you can claim.

117 estates listed, updated 15 September 2026. Source: GOV.UK unclaimed estates list, refreshed here daily. Checked 15 September 2026.

The list for Camden

Every entry whose published place of death is Camden, London, with dates of death from 1984 to 2025. Listed by surname. The place of death is as recorded by the Government Legal Department and can be a hospital town rather than where the person lived.

NameDate of deathPlace of deathBV reference
Mohammed Abdul-Rahman20/04/2022Camden London NW3BV22207508/1
Iqbal Ahmed10/10/2007Camden London NW1BV2087139/1
Aftab Ali03/05/2022Camden LondonBV22307769/1
David Allen18/06/2012Camden London NW3BV21211167/1
Iran Aminian25/09/2021Camden London NW5BV22216195/1
Eugenia Anderson02/01/2022Camden London NW3BV22216189/1
Sadikali Anjaria14/08/1997Camden London NW1BV2086489/1
Doris Artman21/04/2020Camden London NW3BV22016862/1
Prokop Asaul06/09/2001Camden London NW1BV2021425/1
Neville Bailey28/02/2005Camden London NW1BV2063543/1
Sabah Bakyou25/02/2015Camden London NW3BV21518674/1
George Bech09/11/2018Camden London WC1EBV21918426/1
Tessi Bello15/10/2003Camden London NW3BV2051782/1
John Kodwo Bentil26/02/2015Camden London NW1BV21505790/1
Sharon Beresford04/03/2009Camden London NW1BV2092663/1
Paul Bernard12/10/2008Camden London NW1BV2087609/1
Giovanni Franco Berne22/01/2023Camden London NW3BV22408692/1
Lina Berte06/06/2005Camden London NW1BV2058491/1
Raj Nath Bharadwaj11/11/2000Camden London NW3BV21305752/1
Neville Blair06/06/2012Camden London NW5BV21300116/1
Edward Henry Burden08/03/2014Camden London NW3BV21503278/1
Queenie Burlton18/05/1999Camden London NW3BV995750/1
Edith Byfield15/03/2003Camden London NW5BV2033178/1
Michael Carrigan10/04/2020Camden London NW3BV22201546/1
Stavroulla Christou08/04/2011Camden London NW1BV21111138/1
Sui Kong Chung Sui Fong31/10/2012Camden London WC1NBV21502571/1
Roger Church30/01/2017Camden London NW1BV22106126/1
Matthew Clarke25/11/1998Camden London N1BV20910949/1
Francis Gerald Cleary19/07/2005Camden London NW1BV2074685/1
James Collins15/01/2019Camden London NW3BV21907104/1
Eric Frederick Coningsby29/07/2024Camden London NW5BV22422745/1
James Conlon23/11/2004Camden London N1BV21009476/1
Martin Conneely23/09/2019Camden London NW3BV22011258/1
John Conteh25/08/2019Camden London NW3BV22201522/1
Francis Noel Cooney29/06/2016Camden London NW1BV21619512/1
Alice Cudworth16/08/2024Camden London NW5BV22421618/1
John Cullen02/03/2012Camden London NW5BV21310848/1
Garfield Devin01/12/2019Camden London NW1BV22002609/1
Harshad Dhimar02/05/2016Camden London NW1BV21709102/1
Gangakularatha Dipple12/01/2010Camden London WC1BV21910551/1
Edward Joseph Donnelly07/04/2014Camden London NW1ESTA25#4400/1
John Eames13/09/2019Camden London NW3BV22215780/1
Maya Feichter06/08/2014Camden London NW3BV21510771/1
Martha Evelin Fickert23/06/2024Camden London NW1BV22514122/1
Joseph Patrick Fitzpatrick17/12/1997Camden LondonBV980751/1
Kathleen Flanagan27/03/2020Camden London NW3BV22201518/1
Frank Foster06/05/2002Camden London NW1BV2046331/1
Margaret Ann Fox01/01/2005Camden London NW1BV2050684/1
David J Francis21/09/2019Camden London NW1BV22212425/1
Patricia Fraser14/04/2009Camden LondonBV2094257/1
James Gaffney07/11/2005Camden London NW1BV2061240/1
David Gilmour03/04/2020Camden London NW5BV22201520/1
Margot Goldberg09/11/2023Camden London NW1BV22402126/1
Lily Henriette Greenham31/10/2001Camden London NW6BV2020300/1
Bridget Hayes16/01/2009CamdenBV2098453/1
Abdullah Ilgin19/01/2025Camden London NW1BV22514575/1
Tamunokombia Morris Isodiki02/10/2000Camden London NW1BV2011682/1
Marion Johnson29/02/2000Camden London NW1BV2001768/1
Zahia Jones28/03/2012Camden London NW3BV21304321/1
Roy George Elroy Josephs08/02/1997Camden London NW1BV983173/1
Antoni Kaczmarek09/02/2008Camden London NW1BV2086277/1
Harvarjesh Kaur29/05/2014Camden London NW1BV21709121/1
Margaret Kiamal24/09/2021Camden London NW5BV22510242/1
Karlis Krievins16/11/1984Camden London NW3BV22005375/1
Margaretta Kulla17/01/1997Camden London NW1BV971447/1
Theodora Lafias06/04/2017Camden London NW3BV22012958/1
Yui Hung Lai21/12/2016Camden London NW2BV21714343/1
John James Lenehan28/12/1999Camden LondonBV2001627/1
Norman Magni13/02/2023Camden London NW3ESTA26#14984/1
Pranab Kumar Maitra08/09/2006Camden London NW1BV2072410/1
Philip McDaid15/03/2012Camden London NW3BV21204028/1
John Mcloughlin22/10/2018Camden London W9BV21906183/1
Michael Thomas McManus19/02/2005Camden London NW3BV21410625/1
Najma Mirza22/06/2018Camden London NW3BV21909990/1
Nellie Ellen Morris26/12/2009Camden London NW3BV21007360/1
Sumiko Munk13/10/2020Camden London NW6BV22105887/1
Kathleen Murphy04/02/2022Camden London NW3BV22513075/1
Selma Murphy30/03/2011Camden London NW1BV21306394/1
William Murphy19/05/2009Camden London NW5BV2096629/1
John Murray21/08/2010Camden London NW3BV21902432/1
Ann Nanushka Osten-Sacken08/03/2005Camden London NW3BV21307526/1
Manoher Pathare14/05/2012Camden London NW3BV21915957/1
Francis Pawlowski03/12/2022Camden London NW3BV22311600/1
Anne Phelan31/07/1999Camden London NW1BV995311/1
Simon Nicholas Rabone31/03/2025Camden London WC1NESTA25#1136/1
Nripendra Nath Raha20/01/2009Camden London NW3ESTA25#3568/1
Anna Renaut16/07/2013Camden London NW1BV21317237/1
Michael Richardson15/08/2024Camden London NW5BV22503669/1
Amelia Lilian Rissone23/08/1998Camden London NW1BV984825/1
Keki Rivetna23/12/2010Camden London NW3BV21509357/1
John David Roberts26/02/1995Camden London NW1BV951218/1
Ivan Granville Robinson16/09/2007Camden London NW1BV2078988/1
Steven Robinson22/04/2015Camden London NW1BV21514469/1
Jane Rowland31/07/2020Camden London NW1BV22105811/1
Angela Saviano14/07/2011Camden LondonBV21202431/1
Dennis Self30/05/2018Camden London NW8BV21919763/1
Anjali Sengupta02/12/2007Camden London NW1BV2093309/1
James Shiong10/05/2016Camden London NW1BV21619475/1
Clive Shortell02/02/2019Camden London NW1BV21916775/1
Geoffrey Smith06/03/2013Camden London NW1BV21401946/1
Jean Sullivan17/04/2005Camden London WC1BV22000072/1
Shaan Tandon19/02/2019Camden London NW6BV21907103/1
Magdelaina Tosheva30/03/2009Camden London NW6BV2098733/1
Sau Kwan Tsang08/02/2019Camden London NW3BV22100353/1
John Uzoma14/07/2016Camden London NW3BV21815461/1
Wilhelmina Van Deenen16/01/2017Camden London NW3BV21715455/1
Millicent Van-Edon22/11/2018Camden London NW1BV21916600/1
Lidia Venegas03/01/2023Camden London NW5BV22510863/1
Abdul Wahed-Syed05/09/2018Camden London NW1BV21817760/1
Margaret Christine Weedy08/06/2002Camden London NW3BV2090657/1
Lyla Elizabeth Wells03/04/2009Camden London NW3BV2093308/1
Robert Williams19/10/2016Camden London NW3BV21701977/1
Colleen Wilson07/11/2016Camden London NW8BV21803827/1
Kazuhiro Yamamoto26/05/2016Camden London WC2BBV21910031/1
Frederick Joseph Yates07/07/2008Camden London NW1BV21408963/1
Ronald Yates23/03/2000Camden London NW5BV2002420/1
Margaret Young10/04/2009Camden London NW1BV21904087/1

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What an unclaimed estate is

When someone dies in England or Wales with no will and no relatives who are entitled to inherit, everything they owned passes to the Crown as ownerless property, known as bona vacantia. The Government Legal Department's Bona Vacantia Division administers these estates (except in the Duchies of Cornwall and Lancaster) and publishes the list so that relatives can come forward. It only takes on referred estates worth £500 or more.

The names above are people who died in Camden, London. An estate stays on the list until it is claimed by an entitled relative, a will turns up, the estate proves insolvent, or the time limit for claiming expires.

How to claim an estate on this list

1

Check you are an entitled relative

Only blood relatives descended from the deceased's grandparents can claim, in the order set by the intestacy rules: spouse or civil partner, then children, parents, brothers and sisters, half siblings, grandparents, aunts and uncles, then half aunts and uncles (and their descendants). Relatives by marriage and second cousins are not entitled.

2

Send a family tree

Email a family tree showing how you are related to the deceased, including the dates of birth, marriage and death of everyone on it, to the Bona Vacantia Division at bvestates@governmentlegal.gov.uk. The BV reference from the table above identifies the estate.

3

Supply the evidence they ask for

If you appear to be entitled, you will be asked for full birth certificates (showing parents' names) and marriage certificates for each person between you and the deceased, a full explanation of any discrepancies, and two pieces of identification: one showing your name and one showing your name and address dated within the last three months.

4

Watch the time limits

Claims are generally accepted within 12 years of the estate's administration being completed, with interest paid on the money held. A fully documented claim may be admitted up to 30 years from the date of death without interest. Nothing is accepted after 30 years.

Full process on GOV.UK: claim or refer an unclaimed estate and the Bona Vacantia Division's claim guidance. Claiming directly is free. Heir-hunting firms are private companies and do not act for the Government Legal Department.

Check what the probate records hold first

An estate comes off this list the moment a will is found. Before you spend on certificates, search the England and Wales probate index for the person: if a grant of probate or letters of administration already exists, someone is administering the estate. The probate search is free; our managed search obtains and explains the documents for £29 all in.

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Frequently asked questions

How many unclaimed estates are listed for Camden?+

117 estates with a place of death in Camden, London are on the Government Legal Department's unclaimed estates list, last updated 15 September 2026. The list changes most working days as estates are claimed, referred or removed.

What does an entry on this list mean?+

Each entry is a person who died in Camden, London without a will and, as far as the Government Legal Department knows, without relatives entitled to inherit. Their estate has passed to the Crown as bona vacantia (ownerless property) and is held by the Bona Vacantia Division until an entitled relative comes forward or the time limit runs out.

Who is entitled to claim an unclaimed estate?+

Under the intestacy rules the order is: husband, wife or civil partner; children or their descendants; parents; brothers and sisters or their descendants; half brothers and sisters or their descendants; grandparents; uncles and aunts or their descendants (first cousins); half uncles and aunts or their descendants. You are only entitled if you descend from one of the deceased's grandparents and nobody above you in the order survived them. Relatives by marriage and second cousins are not entitled.

How do I make a claim?+

Email a family tree showing how you are related to the person, with dates of birth, marriage and death for everyone on it, to the Bona Vacantia Division at bvestates@governmentlegal.gov.uk. If it looks like you may be entitled, they will ask for full birth and marriage certificates for each person between you and the deceased, plus two forms of identification. The process is described on GOV.UK.

Is there a time limit for claiming?+

Yes. The Bona Vacantia Division generally accepts claims within 12 years of the date the administration of the estate was completed, and pays interest on the money held. A fully documented claim may still be admitted up to 30 years from the date of death, without interest. Nothing is accepted after 30 years from the date of death.

Do I need to use an heir hunter or genealogist?+

No. GOV.UK says genealogists are private companies who trace potentially entitled relatives for commercial gain and do not work for the Bona Vacantia Division. Whether you use one is up to you; you can claim directly and for free by sending your family tree and evidence yourself.

Why has a name disappeared from the list?+

The Government Legal Department removes an estate when it has been claimed by an entitled relative, when a will has been found, when the time limit for claiming has run out, or when the estate turns out to be insolvent (more debt than assets). A name that was here last month and is gone now usually means one of those four things happened.

Can I find out how much an estate is worth?+

Not from the list. The Bona Vacantia Division only releases the value of an estate, or details of its assets and liabilities, to a successful claimant or their representative. Referred estates are only taken on when they are worth £500 or more.

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