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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 271
Anthony Armstrong-Jones
Earl of Snowdon
Sidney Lee
TV personality
Oscar Heidenstam
Bodybuilder
Roger Goad
Explosives officer
William Rann Kennedy
Jurist
Edward Shortt
Former Home Secretary of the United Kingdom
Edward Merewether
Politician
George Elliot
Royal Navy officer, born 1784
Charles Lethbridge Kingsford
Historian
George Godwin
British architect
Samuel Carter Hall
Journalist
James Mouat
British surgeon
Richard Garth
Cricketer
Walter Tyndale
Illustrator
Thomas Falcon Marshall
Artist
John Phillip
Scottish painter
Alexander Faulkner Shand
Writer
Maidie Andrews
Actress
Ernest Eldridge
British race car driver
Adrian Ross
Writer of lyrics
Arthur Palliser
Navy officer
Elsie Wagstaff
English actress
Reginald Macdonald
Navy officer
Douglas Fox
Civil engineer ‧ Charles Fox's son
John Bell
Singer
Atul Chandra Chatterjee
Former Indian High Commissioner
Mary Cholmondeley
English novelist
Frederick Bellenger
Former British Secretary of State for War
Mary Stoddard
Artist
Iain Quarrier
Canadian actor
Beatrice Chamberlain
Joseph Chamberlain's daughter
Mabel Beardsley
Actress ‧ Aubrey Beardsley's sister
Peter Stephens
Author
Leonora Blanche Alleyne
Writer and editor
Sir Michael Duff, 3rd Baronet
British socialite
Roberte Ponsonby, Countess of Bessborough
Edward Fanshawe
Navy officer
Edward Henry Corbould
British artist
Ursula Bright
British activist
Herbert Wilberforce
British tennis player
Paul Fildes
British pathologist and microbiologist
Brenda Seligman
British ethnologist
Henry Tanworth Wells
Painter
Isaac Seligman
American merchant
William Hutcheon Hall
Navy officer
John Rowland Smyth
Military personnel
Wilfred Hill-Wood
English cricketer