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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 149
Mary Lacy
Autobiographer
Edward Fenton
Navigator
Thomas Manny
Margaret, Duchess of Norfolk's son
Katherine Gonson
John Hawkins' wife
Billy Hughes
Former Prime Minister of Australia
Steve Bloomer
Footballer
Bartley Gorman
British boxer
Joseph Wright of Derby
English painter
Reg Parnell
Racing driver
Jim Burk
Actor
Tod Slaughter
Actor
Arthur Rowledge
Engineer
Geoffrey Clough Ainsworth
British mycologist
Duncan Russell
Football manager
George Jobey
English football player
Harry Bedford
English footballer
William Duesbury
Entrepreneur
John Caffrey
Armed force officer
Robert Humpston
Soldier
Matthew Kirtley
Engineer
Bill Storer
English footballer
Cyril Lovesey
Engineer
Adrian Lombard
English aeronautical engineer
Malcolm Sircom
English writer
Albert Mays
Footballer
Frank Upton
English football player
Barbara Clough
Brian Clough's wife
Jimmy Gordon
Scottish football player
Richard Keene
Photographer
Ernest Townsend
Artist
Jack Barker
Movie character
Ben Olney
English footballer
Marion Adnams
Painter
Ted Magner
Association football manager
Alfred E. Goodey
Philanthropist
Dermot St. John Gogarty
Irish architect ‧ Oliver St. John Gogarty's son
John Lombe
Merchant
Jedediah Strutt
Inventor
Mary Shuttleworth Boden
British philanthropist
Ian Stuart Donaldson
Musician
Giles Waterfield
British novelist
Jason McRoy
William Cavendish, 1st Earl of . . .
English Politician
William Cavendish
Politician
Francis Sacheverel Darwin
Physician
William Cavendish, 1st Earl of Devonshire
English Politician
W. H. Canaway
Author of novels
