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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 14
Augustus Edwin Mulready
Painter
Sonya Adler
Ukrainian actress
Rivkah Adler
Charles Louis Napoléon d'Albert
Composer
John Harpur-Crewe
Frances Lockwood
John Lockwood Kipling's mother
James Wayland Joyce
Author
James Long
Priest
Marian Alford
Artist
Reginald Henry Barnes
Clergyman
Elizabeth Twining
English painter
Maud Naftel
British painter
Thomas Miles Richardson II
Artist ‧ Thomas Miles Richardson's son
Donald McLennan
Barrister ‧ John Ferguson McLennan's son
James Charles Prevost
Naval officer
Maria Kinnaird
Socialite
William Henry Davenport Adams
Writer
Walter Hood Fitch
Botanical illustrator
Margaret Mansfield, Baroness Sandhurst
Philip Charles Hardwick
English architect
James Brunlees
Scottish civil engineer
Helen Astor Roosevelt
Caroline Schermerhorn Astor's daughter
Mary Balfour Herbert
British artist
Josephine Chermside
Author
Lord Arthur Hervey
Richard Keene
Photographer
Charles Burton Barber
Painter
Duchess of Montrose
Baron Eduard Nolde
German writer
Jacob Barrow Montefiore
David Lyall
Botanist
Thomas Herbert Maguire
Artist
Robert Pate
John Langdon Down
British physician
Rajmund Masłowski
Jurist
Edward Walford
Biographer
Jeremiah Colman
Politician
Nicolaas Henneman
Photographer
Charles Napier Kennedy
British artist
Edward Robert Sullivan
Author
George Fosbery Lyster
Engineer
Susan Horner
Author
Charles Barry Jr.
English architect ‧ Charles Barry's son
William Bright
American linguist
Baden Henry Powell
Judge
Henry Oldham
Physician
John Brett
British artist
