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People died in Ay (First 49 people) - Page 28
Mathias Kanda
Joe Cox
American former American football player
Samuel Parirenyatwa
Physician
Elizabeth Jane Howard
Novelist
M. E. Aldrich Rope
English stained glass artist
Caroline Haslett
Electrical engineer
Alice of Norfolk
Member of the House of Plantagenet
Nikolay Chebotko
Kazakhstani cross-country skier
Boris Lyapunov
Linguist
Fahd Ibn Saeed
Saudi Arabian musical artist
MUHANNA SALEH ABA ALKHAIL
Rose Chan
Striptease dancer
Robert Emmons
American football player
James Bowdoin III
James Bowdoin's son
Radka Toneff
Norwegian singer
gustav storm
Norwegian historian
Christian August Selmer
Norwegian lawyer
Christian Theodor Holtfodt
Former Minister of Defence of Norway
Benjamin Wegner
Norwegian business magnate
Irina Baronova
Russian ballet dancer
Gilli Smyth
Musician
Les Holden
Australian aviator
Thea Astley
Australian novelist
Richard Neville
Australian writer
Arna-Maria Winchester
Actor
Craig Ruddy
Australian artist
John Cornell
Australian actor
John Donnelly
Screenwriter
Juan Bautista Agüero
Paraguayan football player
Antonio Reyes Enriquez
Author of novels
Vicente Emano
Filipino Politician
Ünal Osmanağaoğlu
Unal Osman Agaoglu
Samir Sabri
Actor
Henry, Duke of Villena
Alfonso of Aragon
1481–1500
Maximiano Tuazon Cruz
Filipino priest
Emery Blagdon
American artist
Helen Maksagak
Former Commissioner of the Northwest Territories
Pietro Ferrero Jr.
Italian chocolatier ‧ Michele Ferrero's son
Juan Francisco Larrobla
Walter Moyano
Uruguayan cyclist
Tabaré Hackenbruch
Uruguayan Politician
Muzaffer Önder
Behçet Oktay
Policeman
Ali Elverdi
Turkish soldier
Muammer Sun
Turkish composer
