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People died in Ay (First 49 people) - Page 14
Savvakis Georgiou
Monica Michael's brother
Cedric Sharpley
Musician
John Junkin
British actor
Donald Broadbent
Psychologist
Pat Eddery
Irish jockey
Ernest Bullock
Composer
John Tawell
William Henry Smyth
Navy officer
Helen Aitchison
Tennis player
June Lloyd, Baroness Lloyd of Highbury
British advocate
Peter Terry
Commanding officer
Nicholas Parsons
Actor
Ludwig Guttmann
German neurologist
Susan Strange
British scholar
Marie Connor
Author
Charles Inglis
Clergyman
Henry Hicks
Former Premier of Nova Scotia
Frank Sando
Long-distance runner
Catigern
Vortigern's son
Clifford Earl
English actor
Horsa
Military personnel
Abul-Hasan al-Muhajir
Spokesman
Dasharatha
Vasubandhu
Monastic
Aja of Kosala
Raghu's son
George Bernard Shaw
Irish playwright
Carola Oman
Novelist
José Trinidad Sepúlveda Ruiz‑Velasco (. . .
Prelate
Neil McBain
Footballer
Ally MacLeod
Scottish football player
Jackie McInally
Football player
George Kennion
Clergy
Phil Gallie
Former Member of the Scottish Parliament
Johnny Crosbie
Scottish footballer
Jean Taylor-Smith
Actress
Willie Ross, Baron Ross of Marnock
Former Secretary of State for Scotland
Ellison Scotland Gibb
Militant
North Dalrymple-Hamilton
Commander
Isabella Burns
Housewife ‧ William Burnes' daughter
Lauri Koskela
Olympic athlete
Billy Munn
British pianist
Murray MacLehose, Baron . . .
British politician
Colin Blackburn, Baron Blackburn
Judge
Tommy Bryceland
Football player
Murray Mac Lehose, Baron Mac Lehose of Beoch
Former Governor of Hong Kong
David Boyle, 7th Earl of Glasgow
Former Governor-General of New Zealand
James Dalgleish Pollock
British soldier
