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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 196
Yolande Palfrey
British actress
Jonathan Bates
Sound editor
Marjie Lawrence
English theatre actress
Edwin John Butler
Mycologist
Leslie Perrins
Actor
C. M. S. McLellan
American playwright
Harold Redman
Senior officer
Sydney Allard
Car racer
Robert Gardiner
British Army officer
Francis John Williamson
British Sculptor
Colin Figures
Sam Kelly
English actor
Pauline Payne Whitney
Sidney Kitcat
Cricketer
Frances Mary Richardson Currer
Patrick Newell
British actor
Catherine Booth
William Booth's wife
Stella Bowen
Australian artist
Terry Spinks
Boxer
Arthur Lindsay Sadler
Professor
Patricia Brooker
British TV personality
Syd Puddefoot
English footballer
Robert de Holland, 1st Baron Holand
Thomas Legh Claughton
Author
Ian Donald
Physician
Fielding Clarke
British barrister
Edward Killingworth Johnson
British painter
Isabel Nicholas
British painter
Charlotte Lee, Lady Baltimore
Joan Glass
English textile designer
Robert Holland, 1st Baron Holand
Chris Craft
British motorsports racing driver
Trevor Smith
English footballer
Len Wills
English footballer
William Wade
Statesman
Dorothy Marie Webb
Cliff Richard's mother
Rodger Oscar Webb
Manager for a catering contractor
William Fisk
Painter
Gabrielle Daye
Film actress
Sheila Caffell
Jeremy Bamber's sister
Frederick Grace
Boxer
Jeremiah Dummer
Biographer
Frank Goddard
British boxer
Bobby Kellard
English football player
Helen Goss
British television actress
John de Vere, 14th Earl of Oxford
Robert Fitz Richard
