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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 15
Albert George Dew-Smith
British physiologist
John Netley
Walter Joseph Sendall
Politician
Edward Henry Corbould
British artist
Richard Couch
Judge
Lady Eveline Marie Alexander
British-Canadian artist
Peter Paul Labertouche
British public servant
William Bemrose
Writer
Sir Henry Ralph Fletcher-Vane, 4th Baronet
Joseph Henderson
Scottish painter
William Petrie
Electrical engineer
George Earl
Painter
William Callow
English painter
Agnes Pochin
British activist
Margaret Travers
Alfred Webb
Politician
Auckland Colvin
General
August Jaeger
Musical composer
W. R. M. Wynne
Politician
Stanley Berkeley
Painter
Thomas Moy
Engineer
Charles Euan Smith
Colonel
Military rank
Miranda Hill
Victoriano Codina y Langlin
Artist
James Aumonier
Painter
Warwick William Wroth
Numismatist
Elizabeth Macarthur Macarthur-Onslow
Author
Lucy Toulmin Smith
American antiquarian and librarian
Mary Frere
Author
Wilfred Parke
Aviator
Frederick Wallis
Surgeon
John Robert Hollond
Politician
Charles Burton Buckley
Author
John Philipps Emslie
British artist ‧ John Emslie's son
Joan Lavender Bailie Guthrie
Thomas W. Hanshew
American actor
Francis Stanfield
Priest
William Frederick Mitchell
Artist
Mordecai Cubitt Cooke
English botanist
James Atkinson
British engineer
Katharine Murray Lyell
British botanist
Lady Geraldine Somerset
Eloise Harriet Stannard
Painter
William John Birkbeck
Author
Bunty Lorimer
William Leiper