Marion's postcard says she left some of her luggage at Heathrow and then got on a train to Tunbridge Wells, which suggests she did know she was initially going to be in the Kent/East Sussex area, which then makes sense for Barclays in Rye as an agent bank for her money. I think ID would have been a sticking point though, as her money was held in the name of Barter and her valid passport and drivers license was FNMR. If MB (and not RB) was in possession of the legal name change document, that may have been ok, but that Marion's postcard says she left some of her luggage at Heathrow and then got on a train to Tunbridge Wells, which suggests she did know she was initially going to be in the Kent/East Sussex area, which then makes sense for Barclays in Rye as an agent bank for her money. I think ID would have been a sticking point though, as her money was held in the name of Barter and her valid passport and drivers license was FNMR. If MB (and not RB) was in possession of the legal name change document, that may have been ok, but that money was never accessed.