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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 118
H. Vernon Watson
English musical artist
Maria of Yugoslavia
Queen mother
Edward Goschen
Former British Ambassador to Germany
john loder, 2nd baron wakehurst
Former Governor of New South Wales
Elsie Carlisle
English singer
Ruby Lindsay
Australian illustrator
Georg Dionysius Ehret
German botanist
Michael Coles
Actor
Eugene von Guerard
Artist
Edward Hyde, 3rd Earl of Clarendon
Former Governor of New Jersey in British North America
Daniel Maclise
Irish painter
James Planché
Dramatist
Benjamin Hoadly
English clergy
Harriette Wilson
Author
Elizabeth Vesey
Society figure
Will Hoy
Motorsports racing driver
Jane Dudley, Duchess of Northumberland
Earl of Warwick
Hans Sloane
Physician
Noel Davis
British film actor
Lady Cynthia Colville
Courtier
Harry Crookshank
British politician
Lord Nicholas Hervey
Society figure
Gerald Templer
Senior officer
George Price Boyce
Painter
William EllisonMacartney
British politician
Dorothy Minto
Actor
Geoffrey Charles Evans
General
Percy Greg
Writer
M. E. Grant Duff
Former Governor of Madras
Charles Hatchett
Chemist
Yevonde Middleton
Photographer
Bruce Gyngell
Television presenter
John Danvers
English courtier
Susan Einzig
British illustrator
Patricia Lawrence
British actress
William Grimaldi
Painter
Catherine, Lady Walpole
Robert Walpole's wife
Cecil Harcourt
Charles Hanbury Williams
Diplomat
Francis Swaine
Painter
Horace G. Hutchinson
English golfer
Norman Leslie, 19th Earl of Rothes
Soldier
Colin Halkett
Former Lieutenant-Governor of Jersey
Edward Fowler
Ian Fairbairn
British financier
Jane Wilde
Irish poet
Frances Bowes-Lyon, Countess of Strathmore and Kinghorne