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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 13
Edward Haycock Sr.
Architect
Johann Leopold Abel
German pianist and composer
Vasileios Petimezas
Greek Politician
William Nicol Burns
Robert Burns' son
Nathaniel Isaacs
Adventurer
Edward Alexander Wyon
Architect and poet
Henry George Boldero
Philip Morris
British tobacconist
Forbes Benignus Winslow
Psychiatrist
Alessandro Gonzaga, principe di Castiglione
German military personnel
Jeanne-Marie Vallès
Thomas Dickson Archibald
Judge
Mark Antony Lower
Historian
Georg Koberwein
Artist
Elizabeth Sophia Dumaresq
Thomas George Montgomerie
Surveyors
Henry Huth
Bibliophile
John Penn
American Politician
John Joseph Cotman
Painter
Manuel Altagracia Cáceres
Former President of the Dominican Republic
Harriet Grote
Biographer
Pye Henry Chavasse
Surgeon
James Maidment
Writer
Frances Waldegrave
John Braham's daughter
John Willis Good
Sculptor
Charles Landseer
Painter
George Raphael Ward
Artist
Samuel Rayner
Artist
Mackenzie Walcott
Biographer
Jessica Landseer
Painter
Philip John Bainbrigge
British artist
Raffaelle Monti
Sculptor
Raffaele Monti
Sculptor
Edward William Binney
English geologist
Charles James Barnett
Elgar Pagden
English cricketer
Rowland Brotherhood
Engineer ‧ Peter Brotherhood's father
James Manby Gully
Medical doctor
Robert Howie
Businessperson
Richard Paul Blakeney
Writer
William Henry Hornby
Politician ‧ A. N. Hornby's father
William Henry Fisk
Visual artist
John Haslem
Painter
James Stuart Geikie
Composer ‧ James Geikie's father
John Allen Giles
Historian
Mary Rosse
Amateur astronomer
William Leader Maberly
Politician