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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 185
Thomas FitzAlan, 12th Earl of Arundel
Erik Carlsson
Race car driver
Tim Souster
Composer
Saburi Biobaku
Nigerian scholar
Lucy Wills
Physician
Oscar Asche
Australian actor
Henry Isaac Rowntree
Business person
Alan Haven
Jazz musician
Henry John Elwes
British botanist
Bob Crompton
English footballer
Thomas Haller Cooper
Ted Fenton
English football player
William McNeill Whistler
American surgeon
Robert Cawthome
Isaac Low
Former Delegate to the Continental Congress
N. F. Simpson
Playwright
Ross McManus
Musician ‧ Elvis Costello's father
Johnnie Mortimer
British scriptwriter
Agnes Zimmermann
German pianist
Thomas Wedders
Lewin Fitzhamon
British filmmaker
Irene Wellington
Charles Somerset, 1st Earl of Worcester
English Politician
Duncan Browne
Singer
Grace Chisholm Young
Mathematician
James Stagg
Meteorologist
William de Bohun, 1st Earl of Northampton
English commander
Robert Edward Femoyer
Military personnel
Alphonse Kann
John Macallan Swan
English painter
George Earl
Painter
Rudranath Capildeo
Trinidadian Politician
Norman P. Barry
English philosopher
Peter Worsley
Author
Arthur Trevor Haddon
Painter
Nicholas Ambraseys
Greek engineer
Lady Helen Ibrahim
Ibrahim of Johor's ex-wife
Harry Pilling
English cricketer
Leslie Mungavin
Cyril Coke
Television director
Bobby Oxspring
Officer
Naomi Chance
Film actress
Robert George Broadwood
Military commander
Josephine Bell
Physician
Gena Turgel
Author
Dorothy Wilding
Photographer
Scott English
American songwriter
