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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 22
Joan G. Robinson
British author
Colin McWilliam
Author
Roy Brown
Football player
Halina Szymańska
Politician
Alexander Scott
20th-century poet
Stewart Perowne
British writer
Margaret Barry
Irish singer
John Oldknow
Film producer
Helen Mason
Journalist
Mary Elwyn Patchett
Australian writer
Hughie Restorick
Actor
Hammalawa Saddhatissa
Author
Arthur Bultitude
Musical instrument maker
Laura Charteris
British socialite
Laura Canfield
British socialite
Beatrice Selfridge
Harry Gordon Selfridge's daughter
T. S. Mathews
American editor
Monty Finniston
Metallurgist
Bettina Dickson
Actor
Paul Evans
Runner
Alfred James McAlpine
Businessman ‧ Alfred McAlpine's son
Andy Fanshawe
Jimmy Brown
Irish republican
John Rothenstein
British art historian
Tommy Gray
Scottish footballer
David Abercrombie
British linguist
Peter Murray
British author
Anya Teixeira
British photographer
James Byam Shaw
Art historian ‧ Byam Shaw's son
Debbie Raymond
Paul Raymond's daughter
Enid Kirkbride
Alison Smithson
Architect
Maurice Henry Dorman
John Blackburn
British novelist
Reggie Grenfell
Author ‧ Joyce Grenfell's husband
Jane Aird
Actress
Norman Anderson
Missionary
Norman Dalrymple Anderson
Missionary
Bernard Willson
British linguist
Ray Smallwoods
Politician
James N. Britton
British educator
Margaret Lane
British journalist
Gervase Jackson-Stops
Architectural historian and journalist
John Goodison
English musician
Joe Mullett
Football player
Olwen Jones
Welsh charwoman ‧ David Jason's mother
Neville Arthur Irwin French
Former Governor of the Falkland Islands
