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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 17
Cecil Reddie
Pedagogue
Rose Edith Kelly
Author
Elizabeth Sharp
Critic
Ella Hepworth Dixon
Author
Edward Marjoribanks
Leslie Urquhart
Entrepreneur
Edwin Arthur Ward
British artist
E. J. Sullivan
British illustrator
Armitage Robinson
Priest
F. S. Oliver
Writer
F. S. Oliver
Writer
Robert Talbot Kelly
Painter
Sir Dennis Boles, 1st Baronet
British Politician
Gomer Gunn
Rugby union player
Arthur Comfort
British engraver
J. C. Snaith
Novelist
Joseph Morris Henderson
Painter
Frank Brettell
Football player
Charles Arthur Whitmore Monckton
Australian magistrate
George Hume
British chess composer
William Kingsland
Author
Joseph Shapotshnick
Rabbi
Sam Mayo
British singer
Arthur D. Innes
Author
William Rees-Davies
Politician
Alice Abadam
Heywood Sumner
Painter and illustrator
Rex Vicat Cole
Painter
Mabel Allington Royds
Artist
Lawrence Furniss
English football player
Frederick Griffith
British bacteriologist
Laurence Pomeroy
Engineer
Janet Aitken
Scottish painter
Emily Acland
Novelist
H. R. Millar
Scottish graphic artist
Walter Tyndale
Illustrator
Ernest de Sélincourt
British literary critic
Rudolf Meinert
Austrian screenwriter
George Samuel Elgood
Artist
Gabriel Antoine Armand, Comte de Gramont
Aircraft pilot ‧ Ted Morgan's father
Charles L. Graves
Writer
Ben Berlin
Jazz musician
Piers Edgcumbe, 5th Earl of Mount Edgcumbe
Lowes Dalbiac Luard
British painter
Alfred E. Goodey
Philanthropist
John Duncan
Scottish football player
Francesca Allinson
Writer ‧ Thomas Allinson's daughter