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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 107
Tom Sayers
Boxer
George Prothero
Historian
Mrs Victor Bruce
British businesswoman
Liam Gaffney
Irish film actor
Maurice Cranston
Philosopher
William Daniell
Painter
George Walter Prothero
Historian
James Curtis (author)
Author
James Curtis
Author
Rowland Mason Ordish
English engineer
Irene Howard
Casting director
Harry Lowe
English footballer
James Stark
English painter
George Philip Reinagle
English painter
Terence Beesley
Actor
Robert Howlett
British photographer
Violet Hunt
British author
George Henry Boughton
American painter
Charles Louis William Merlin
British diplomat
Robert Needham Cust
British linguist
David Gest
American producer
Henry Alington
Cricketer
Derek Shackleton
Cricketer
Hugh Clifford, 2nd Baron Clifford of Chudleigh
Sydney Barnes
Cricketer
Tom Galley
English footballer
William Babell
Herbert Campbell
Comedian
Raymond Mortimer
British author
Helen Cruickshank
Scottish poet
Ian Fleming
Chemist
Peter Cushing
Actor
Mo Mowlam
Former Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
Anselm of Canterbury
Monastic
Anthony Coburn
Television writer
C. Northcote Parkinson
British naval historian
E. W. Swanton
English journalist
Eileen Way
Actress
Rupert Gould
British radio personality
Patrick Steptoe
Orlando Gibbons
English composer
Augustine of Canterbury
Monastic
Judith Furse
Actress
Edward Perronet
Priest
Thomas Bradwardine
Cleric
H. E. Bates
English writer
Frederic Farrar
Schoolteacher
