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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 191
Felix Arscott
Mathematician
Lord Nicholas Gordon-Lennox
British diplomat
Alice Cleaver
Nanny
Michael Onslow, 7th Earl of Onslow
British Politician
Frances Anne Hopkins
Painter
Hilda Lyon
Engineer
May Harrison
Musician
Jennifer Worth
British memoirist
Allan Gray
Composer
Roger Goldsworthy
Elizabeth Finch, 1st Countess of Winchilsea
Earl of Winchilsea
Zbigniew Bąkiewicz
Charles Craven
Former Governor of South Carolina
Robert Kronfeld
Austrian designer
Stefan Wapniarek
Nicholas Evans
Journalist
Paul Mariner
English football player
James Donnelly
Irish football player
Henry McCallum
Former Governor of Ceylon
Muslehuddin
Pakistani composer
Frank Olegario
Actor
John Jackson Smale
British judge
Norman Levine
Canadian short story writer
Sarah Chapman
Trade unionist
Claus Toksvig
Former Member of the European Parliament
Wilkie Cooper
Cinematographer
Ted Dicks
English composer
Geoffrey Faithfull
British cinematographer
Pamela Sharples, Baroness Sharples
British Politician
Mrs Henry de la Pasture
Novelist
Robert Lockhart
Musical composer
Heather Chasen
English actress
Francesco Sleter
Painter
Pat Jackson
English film director
Don Leaver
Television director
Paul Drury
Artist
Paul Vaughan
British journalist
George Vandenhoff
Biographer
Alan J. Charig
Paleontologist
Dorothy Miles
Poet
Frieda Salvendy
Austrian painter
Robyn Sisman
Author
William Howe
British officer
Frank Simmons
Association football player
Elizabeth Blount
Maurice Braddell
Actor
Jeff Butler
Football player
