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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 168
William Alexander Harvey
English architect
Martin Cole
British sexologist
Hannah Sturge
Philanthropist
Sophia Sturge
Joseph Sturge's daughter
Pye Henry Chavasse
Surgeon
George Frederick John Marsham
Robert Bertie, 1st Earl of Lindsey
Former Lord Great Chamberlain of the United Kingdom
F. S. Oliver
Writer
Peter Rachman
Landlord
Christopher Kelk Ingold
British chemist
Percival Mackey
Pianist
A.M. Burrage
British writer
Imran Farooq
Cecil Griffiths
Olympic athlete
James Upton
Soldier
W. P. Kellino
British acrobat
Thomas Smart Hughes
Theologian
Mary of Guise
French queen
David II of Scotland
King
Saint Margaret of Scotland
William Douglas, 6th Earl of Douglas
Earl of Wigtown
John Knox
Scottish theologian
Thomas Chalmers
Scottish minister
David Hume
Scottish philosopher
Margo MacDonald
Former Member of the Scottish Parliament
Sir James Hall, 4th Baronet
Scottish geologist
Hugh Blair
Scottish author
John Reith, 1st Baron Reith
Broadcaster
Kevin McGee
Matt Lucas' ex-husband
Isabella Bird
Explorer
Alex McCrindle
Scottish actor
Joseph Black
Scottish physicist
Horatius Bonar
Scottish churchman
Thomas De Quincey
English writer
Mick McGahey
Miner
Tam White
Musician
Robin Spark
Scottish artist ‧ Muriel Spark's son
Alex Young
American film producer
Dugald Stewart
Scottish philosopher
William Henry Playfair
Architect
James Young Simpson
Physician
Robert William Thomson
Inventor
Graham Crowden
Actor
Charles McKean
Frank Deasy
Irish screenwriter
Neil MacCormick
Former Member of the European Parliament
Hugh MacDiarmid
Poet
