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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 310
William Dampier
English explorer
Anna Freud
British psychoanalyst ‧ Sigmund Freud's daughter
Mark Birley
Alan Coren
Writer
Lady Flora Hastings
Alexander Fleming
Scottish physician
Thomas Newcomen
English inventor
Denis Papin
French physicist
Frederick Scott Archer
Photographer
Philip Stone
English actor
Jack Slipper
Detective
David Ryall
Film actor
John Singer Sargent
American artist
John Desmond Bernal
Scientist
Wilkie Collins
English novelist
Daniel Defoe
Writer
Lady May Abel Smith
John Cater
Actor
Ann Way
Film actress
Colin Blakely
Northern Irish actor
Angharad Rees
British actress
Michael Carreras
Film producer
Louis MacNeice
British poet
Natasha Spender
Pianist
Julian Huxley
Evolutionary biologist
F. Matthias Alexander
Australian actor
Kingsley Amis
Novelist
Patrick Blackett
British physicist
Fred Zinnemann
Film director
Robert Southey
Poet
Ken Hannam
Australian film director
Julia Smith
English television director
Sam Aaronovitch
British economist
Rod Temperton
Songwriter
Joan Littlewood
Theatre director
Robin Gibb
British singer
Cass Elliot
American singer
Danny Kirwan
British musician
Granville Sharp
English scholar
Gregory Isaacs
Jamaican musician
Joseph Losey
American theatre director
Peter Barnes
English former football player
Nigel Patrick
English actor
Anthony Shaffer
English playwright
James Bernard
British film composer
A. P. Herbert
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Betsy Blair
American actress
