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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 106
Margareta Burkill
Oliver Churchill
Military personnel
Ernest Barker
Political scientist
E. J. Rapson
British numismatist and philologist
Margaret Heitland
British journalist
Stephen Roskill
Senior officer
Robert Edmund Froude
Engineer
Cresswell Shearer
Zoologist
Charles Heycock
British chemist
Richard C. Jebb
British politician
Tim Vigors
Fighter pilot
George Gabriel Stokes
Irish physicist and mathematician
Lettice Ramsey
British photographer
Arthur Augustus Tilley
Barrister
Edward Christian
Writer ‧ Fletcher Christian's brother
Carl Winter
Art historian
Urban Huttleston Broughton, 1st Baron Fairhaven
Oliver Gatty
Chemist
Philip Gosse
General practitioner
Dorothea Pertz
British botanist
Edward Alexander Newell Arber
English botanist and paleontologist
William Ritchie Sorley
Philosopher
Muriel Wheldale Onslow
British biochemist
Horace Scudder
American man of letters and editor
John Peile
Educator
Frank Thistlethwaite
Author
Gerd Sommerhoff
Neuroscientist
John Gaddum
English pharmacologist
Anscombe
British philosopher
Robertson Smith
Scottish scholar
Malcolm Hulke
British television writer
Christopher Cornford
Artist
Vladimir Minorsky
Russian historian
Thomas Elyot
English diplomat
Kurt Lipstein
William Homan Thorpe
British ornithologist
Frank Beck
Sex offender
Matthew Prior
Poet
Jack McNaughton
British film actor
David Shoenberg
British physicist
Zachary Brooke
British historian
Dudleya North
Orientalist
Arthur John Wood
Author
Orlando Jewitt
Engraver
Karel Reisz
Czech-British filmmaker
amy winehouse
Singer-songwriter
Kenneth Williams
Actor
