Sullivan — Unclaimed Estates

There are currently 12 unclaimed estates with the surname Sullivan on the UK Bona Vacantia list, with dates of death ranging from 2001 to 2022. If you believe you may be related to one of the people listed below, you could be entitled to claim their estate under the rules of intestacy.

12

estates

2001–2022

years of death

12

places of death

Could you be entitled to claim?

Register for a free FindMyLegacy account to search the full list, save surnames to your watchlist, and get email alerts when new matching estates appear.

12 estates found

James Sullivan

Died: 10 October 2022 · Tooting Bec London SW16

Michael Sullivan

Died: 3 October 2020 · Shrewsbury Shropshire

Raphael Robert Sullivan

Died: 11 March 2020 · Fareham Hampshire

John Joseph Sullivan

Died: 27 May 2019 · Swindon Wiltshire

Paul Dennis Sullivan

Died: 16 August 2013 · Bristol Avon

Elene Sullivan

Died: 6 March 2013 · Goodmayes Essex

Thomas Joseph Sullivan

Died: 1 February 2008 · Oxford Oxfordshire

Daniel Malachy Sullivan

Died: 23 September 2007 · Birmingham West Midlands

Jean Sullivan

Died: 17 April 2005 · Camden London WC1

Daniel Sullivan

Died: 22 March 2004 · Stanwick Northamptonshire

Denis Sullivan

Died: 27 February 2001 · Kenton Middlesex

John Sullivan

Died: 20 January 2001 · Aylesbury Buckinghamshire

About the Bona Vacantia list

When someone in England or Wales dies without a will and without known relatives, their estate passes to the Crown. The Government Legal Department publishes a list of these unclaimed estates — the Bona Vacantia list. If you can prove you are a blood relative of someone on the list, you may be entitled to claim their estate.

Claims can be made up to 30 years after the date of death. FindMyLegacy is a free service that helps you search the list and understand your potential entitlement.

Browse other surnames starting with S

View all surnames beginning with S

Data sourced from the UK Government Legal Department Bona Vacantia Division. This service is for information only — always seek independent legal advice before making a claim.