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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 105
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Social reformer
Bertram Colgrave
Translator
Albert Cadwell
English footballer
Isaac Milner
Mathematician
Vincent Wigglesworth
British entomologist
George Stuart Graham-Smith
British pathologist
James Wood
English literary critic
Ian Freeland
British cricketer
Choudhary Rahmat Ali
Pakistani Politician
Henry Luard
British historian
John H. Coates
Australian mathematician
Mary Davys
Novelist
arnold mcnair, 1. baron mcnair
Former President of the European Court of Human Rights
William Warwick Buckland
Herbert William Richmond
Mathematician
William Hobson Mills
British chemist
Tony Mitton
Writer
Aaron Klug
British biophysicist
Tony Dron
British motorsports racing driver
Geoffry Scoones
Senior officer
Ida Freund
Chemist
Rebecca Elson
Canadian astronomer
Vladimir Bukovsky
Human rights activist
Sheila Rodwell
Epidemiologist
Ben Hardwick
Betty Boothroyd
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Sir Richard C. Jebb
Interpreter
Michael J. C. Gordon
British computer scientist
Barbara Young
English actress
Harry Hinsley
English historian
Patrick du Val
British mathematician
Joseph Wolstenholme
Mathematician
Thomas George Bonney
English geologist
Honor Fell
British scientist
Joyce Hatto
Pianist
Humphry House
Author
Donald Struan Robertson
Writer
Olwen Brogan
Frederick Howard Marsh
Surgeon
Charles E. Raven
English theologian
Kathleen Rishbeth
British photographer
Eva Hartree
Harold M. Westergaard
Structural engineer
Alexis P. Vlasto
British historian
Mary Cholmondeley, Lady Delamere
Socialite
Lilly Frazer
French writer
Mary Philadelphia Merrifield
British writer