LATE LORD ASHTON
RELATIVES IN DOMINIONS
(United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright)
SYDNEY, 15th June,
Following an announcement from Christchurcli that R. B. Cape Williamson, a local dentist, had claimed to be the only surviving blood relative of a second cousin of the late peer whose estate is believed to be worth between thirty and forty millions, the "Sydney Morning Herald" located and interviewed Henry Cape Williamson, of Cremorne, Sydney, who claims to be a first cousin of Lord. Ash ton. "Lord Ashton's father, James Williamson, and my father, George Williamson, were brothers. I can scarcely believe that Lord Ashton died without a will. His daughter Ella married Lord Peel. I resided in New Zealand for many years and was assistant to a number of prominent medical men."
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 16 June 1930, Page 5
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