Sinatra's bequests

Tuesday 19 May 1998 23:02 BST

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FRANK SINATRA has left multi-million dollar estates to his fourth wife and widow, Barbara, and "very substantial assets" to his three children.

A lawyer for the entertainer, attorney Harvey Silbert, said that Barbara Sinatra would inherit mansions in Beverly Hills and Malibu among "a great many other things", while his son Frank Jr would receive the rights to his sheet music. His daughters, Nancy and Tina, will receive other holdings.

Mr Silbert said the contents of the will would be made public when it was filed for probate on Thursday.

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