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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 103
Wally Hardinge
English cricketer
Richard Bradley
British motorsports racing driver
Cécile Vogt-Mugnier
French neurologist
Ernest Stewart Roberts
Richard Farmer
Rowland Biffen
British botanist
David Tabor
British physicist
Donald Lynden-Bell
British astronomer
Henry Montagu Butler
Alan Hodgkin (Alan Lloyd Hodgkin)
Physiologist
Alan Gray
English organist
Martin Robertson
British poet
Catherine Cooke
British architect
Alan Hodgkin
Physiologist
M. C. Bradbrook
British author
David Oates
British archaeologist
Rex Gibson
Teacher
Eric Ashby, Baron Ashby
Denis William Brogan
Author
Lu Gwei-djen
Chinese biochemist
Ludwig Straus
Austrian Violinist
Henry Melvill Gwatkin
English historian
H. B. Whittington
British paleontologist
John Baker, Baron Baker
Eric M. Rogers
British author
John Ferraby
Johnny Gavin
Irish footballer
Günther Zuntz
University teacher
Trevor Roberts
Footballer
Arthur Max Barrett
Histologist
Charles Simeon
Cleric
Bella Sidney Woolf
Author
Donald Prater
Author
Milo Keynes
British doctor
Joe Farman
Florence Henrietta Darwin
Playwright
Robert Wokler
Author
Mary Paley Marshall
Economist
Clive James
Australian author
Zara Steiner
American-British historian
Walter Langdon-Brown
British author
Austin Robinson
Economist
Frederick Maurice
British correspondent
George Steiner
Literary critic
John Willis Clark
Casimir Lewy
Philosopher
James Eells
American mathematician
