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Friday 05 August 1994 23:02 BST
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Professor Monica Mary Cole, of London SW19, Professor of Geography at Bedford College, London 1964-87, left estate valued at pounds 654,035 net. She left pounds 10,000 and paintings of geographical interest to the Royal Geographical Society, her paintings of botanical interest to the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew Foundation, and pounds 10,000 to provide a research travel grant for a young woman, with the proviso that she publish the results of her research.

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