Times are tough at the moment as the UK heads into recession following the Covid-19 pandemic.
But people in Nottinghamshire could be legally entitled to huge sums of cash after residents living in Nottinghamshire, or those from the county, died and no rightful heir could be found.
The Government regularly updates its list of unclaimed estates across the UK, with the latest being published by the Treasury today, Tuesday, September 15.
On the list, 124 surnames relate to people who were born in Nottinghamshire or who died here.
Here are the surnames for the county:
- Alcindor
- Asafat
- Ashley
- Bak
- Barker
- Bedford
- Benner
- Bibby
- Bowers
- Boyd
- Bradley
- Brailsford
- Brockie
- Brown
- Burton
- Buxton
- Castledine
- Clayton
- Conroy
- Cooper
- Cope
- Coulston
- Culley
- Cunningham
- Czolij
- Dallaway
- Dalton
- Darling
- Diklic
- Dolaghan
- Dutczak
- Erumuse
- Fenwick
- Flint
- Frederick
- Gagg
- Gerrard
- Griffin
- Gyongyosi
- Frank
- Hardy
- Hawkins
- Hayes
- Hicking
- Hicks
- Hooper
- Hopewell
- Hughes
- Jackson
- Jaskulski
- Jenkins
- Johnson
- Jones
- Kaleniuk
- Kaminski
- Kelly
- Kenyon
- King
- Komjathy
- Krokosz
- Kropidlowski
- Kuczar
- Leach
- Litchfield
- Littlewood
- Lunn
- Lynch
- Mackay
- Mair
- Makowski
- Mantle
- Marshall
- Martin
- Matthews
- Mazioti
- McGhee
- McKeown
- Meehan
- Minta
- Murphy
- Myles
- Nelson
- Noble
- Nurse
- O'Brien
- Park
- Parker
- Parr
- Parry
- Peters
- Proskurnia
- Reynolds
- Rhodes
- Richards
- Robinson
- Roy
- Seston
- Shelton
- Smart
- Smith
- Smyth
- Snowden
- Spray
- Stasiiulis
- Stec
- Stevens
- Thomas
- Tindale
- Tranter
- Turner
- Tyers
- Vaughan
- Walker
- Waller
- Ward
- Watson
- Whitlam
- Williamson
- Windle
- Wlassak
- Wong
- Wood
- Worsnop
- Zolna
