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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 132
Tommy Blackstock
Scottish footballer
Clarice Cliff
Ceramist
Leslie Duxbury
British author
Carlo Little
Drummer
Francis George Miles
Armed force officer
Edwin Harris
Painter
Mildred Archer
Art historian
Jimmy Delaney
Scottish footballer
Saint Kenelm
Thomas Heywood
English playwright
Robert Mylne
Scottish architect
Gilbert Burnet
Former Bishop of Salisbury
Jonathan Ollivier
British dancer
Ron Brett
Footballer
Thomas Britton
Concert promoter
Richard Morton Paye
Painter
Nicholas Vaux, 1st Baron Vaux of Harrowden
Courtier
Arthur Goodwin
Politician
Ray Daniel
Welsh football player
Henry Nottidge Moseley
British naturalist
John Beames
Author
David Bryant Musician
General
Sir Edmund Elton, 8th Baronet
Baronet Elton of Clevedon Court, Somerset
Sir Arthur Elton, 10th Baronet
Scriptwriter
Edmund Elton
Baronet Elton of Clevedon Court, Somerset
Edward Nevil Macready
Military personnel
William Bellairs
Billy Goundry
Football player
Buddy Oldfield
English cricket umpire
Daniel Gooch
Engineer
John Bonham
English musician
Thomas Sturge Moore
Poet
Henry Ashley
Politician and cricketer
Murrough Wilson
British Politician
John Hutton (artist)
Artist
John Hutton
British artist
Gladys Pott
Civil servant
Thomas Wyatt
English Politician
Thomas Beddoes
Physician
Hannah More
English writer
James David Forbes
Scottish physicist
Thomas Adolphus Trollope
Writer
William Grey Walter
American-British neurophysiologist
Robert Dinwiddie
Henry Benedict Medlicott
Irish geoscientist
Richard Robinson, 1st Baron Rokeby
William H. K. Pollock
English chess master
