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People died in Id (First 49 people) - Page 211
Luis Andreoni
Engineer
Guillermo Laborde
Uruguayan painter
Héctor Santos
Long jumper
Washington Benavides
Uruguayan poet
Alberto Zum Felde
Uruguayan historian
Fernán Silva Valdés
Uruguayan poet
Pedro Arispe
Uruguayan footballer
Julio Baraibar
Former Minister of Labour and Social Security of Uruguay
Juan Adolfo Singer
Manuel Herrera y Obes
Uruguayan Politician
Humberto Megget
Uruguayan writer
Félix Sienra
Uruguayan former sailor
Leonardo Olivera
Chilean footballer
Inocencio María Yéregui
Omar Borrás
Uruguayan football coach
Fabián O'Neill
Uruguayan former footballer
Aníbal Barrios Pintos
Uruguayan historian
Luis Ángel de los Santos
Uruguayan cyclist
Héctor Manuel Vidal
Uruguayan theatre director
Omar Defeo
Author
Domingo Arena
Author
Rosalie Rafaela Villagran
José Gervasio Artigas' ex-wife
Melchora Cuenca
José Gervasio Artigas' ex-wife
Alfonso Danvila
Biographer
Eduardo Díaz Yepes
Visual artist
Carmen Garayalde
Uruguayan teacher
Amanda Rorra
Uruguayan activist
Francisco Soca
Susana Soca's father
Dahd Sfeir
Uruguayan actress
Josep Batlle i Carreó
Businessperson
Guillermo Brown y Blanco
Military personnel
Zulma Garrido Leite
Carolina Cosse's mother
Humberto Pittamiglio
Uruguayan architect
Lorenzo Batlle Pacheco
Former Member of the Chamber of Representatives of Uruguay
Guillermo Brown y Chitty
Entrepreneur ‧ William Brown's son
Guy Thomajan
Actor
Y C McNease
Former American football player
Thomas L. Glenn
Attorney
Louis of Nassau
Henry of Nassau-Dillenburg
Juliana of Stolberg's son
Raymond Washington
Thomas Knowlton
Military personnel
Walter Gellhorn
Author
Colleen Browning
American painter
Annie Schnackenberg
Missionary
Julius Campbell
Fictional character
Jackson Gillis
American television scriptwriter
