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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 26
Sir Walter Scott
Scottish historian
Sir Walter Scott
Scottish historian
Clifford Evans
Welsh actor
James Ira Thomas Jones
Lucy Thomas
Llywelyn the Great
King
Llywelyn ab Iorwerth
Monarch
James James
Harpist
Leonard Appelbee
Painter
William Ireland de Courcy S. Wheeler
Surgeon
Alfred Adler
Austrian medical doctor
Alexander Macklin
British physician
Calum Kennedy
Singer
Michael Adeane, Baron Adeane
Private secretary
Robert Hichens
British sailor
Reginald Victor Jones
British physicist
Hans Kosterlitz
British-German biologist
Dave Halliday
Scottish footballer
William MacGillivray
Scottish ornithologist
James Scott Skinner
Fiddler
Neale Cooper
Football player
Henry Alleyne Nicholson
British palaeontologist
John Perie
Soldier
Stanley Robertson
Balladeer
George Washington Wilson
Scottish photographer
Florrie Forde
Australian singer
George McIntosh
Soldier
Jimmy MacBeath
Singer
J. T. McIntosh
Journalist
G. S. McLennan
Musician
Jessie Seymour Irvine
Minister
Eric Linklater
Welsh poet
Archibald Simpson
Scottish architect
Jeannie Robertson
Singer
Mary Garden
Operatic soprano
Archie Baird
Scottish footballer
Robert Henderson Blyth
Painter
Tom Milne
British film critic
Gilbert de Greenlaw
Bishop of Aberdeen
Hector Boece
Scottish philosopher
Patrick Forbes
Hugh Baird
Footballer
Henry de Lichton
Bishop of Aberdeen
Donald Colman
Scottish football player
James Beattie
Scottish poet
Brian Adam
Former Minister for Parliamentary Business and Veterans of Scotland
Christian Watt
Memoirist
