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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 102
A. C. Benson
English essayist
Ralph Manheim
American translator
Pieter Hellendaal
Dutch composer
Herbert Giles
British diplomat
Thomas Francis Wade
British diplomat
Charles Collignon
French fencer
Clifford Allbutt
Physician
Colin François Lloyd Austin
Edward Byles Cowell
Translator
Adolphus Ward
English historian
Barbara Reynolds
Scholar
David Olive
British physicist
Fred Catherwood
Former Member of the European Parliament
Frederick Blackman
Plant biologist
George Batchelor
Australian mathematician
George Parker Bidder III
Godfrey Hewitt
British geneticist
Graham Stanton
Theologian
Herbert Moran
Australian rugby union player
John Samuel Budgett
British biographer
John Tiley
Author
Lloyd James Austin
Australian linguist
James Alfred Ewing
Physicist
John Andrew Gallagher
Historian
Mary Bateson
Historian
Michael McCrum
Montagu Butler
Biographer
Nikolaĭ Andreevich Borodin
American-Russian ichthyologist
Oliver Zangwill
British neuropsychologist ‧ Israel Zangwill's son
Peter Avery
Cyril Rootham
English composer
Richard Perham
Professor
Robin Orr
Composer
F. J. A. Hort
Theologian
Thomas Rawson Birks
Theologian
Tom Hayward
English cricketer
Torkel Weis-Fogh
Vivien Law
British linguist
William Hopkins
English mathematician
Nicholas Saunderson
Scientist
John Colson
Mathematician
Jack Davies
English psychologist
John E. B. Mayor
Author
Alfredo Kanthack
Margaret Dunlop Smith Gibson
Theologian
Gordon Manley
Daniel MacMillan
Scottish publisher