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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 312
Derek Raymond
English crime writer
Peter Thomas Bauer
British-Hungarian economist
Jill Craigie
Film director
Charles Keeping
Illustrator
Elspet Gray
Actress
Dave Allen
Irish comedian
André Morell
English actor
Jimmy Sangster
British screenwriter
Monty Berman
British cinematographer
Andrew Keir
Scottish actor
Shelagh Fraser
English actress
Will Franklin
American soldier ‧ Benjamin Franklin's son
Matt Monro
English singer
Angela Carter
English novelist
Jeremy Lloyd
Writer
Austen Chamberlain
Former Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs of the United Kingdom ‧ Neville Chamberlain's brother
Joseph Chamberlain
Former President of the Board of Trade of the United Kingdom
Nicholas Eden, 2nd Earl of Avon
Princess Helena of the United Kingdom
Lady Caroline Lamb
Novelist
Woolf Barnato
British financier
Henry Bessemer
English inventor
Harold Lever, Baron Lever of Manchester
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Augustus Toplady
Writer
William Pitt the Younger
Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Samuel Annesley
Pastor
Henry Morton Stanley
Explorer
Alexander Trocchi
Scottish novelist
Camillus Travers
Mary Shepard
Illustrator
Guy Bolton
American playwright
Brian Desmond Hurst
Film director
Olga Lindo
Actress
Robert Hamer
British film director
Anthony Forwood
Actor
Douglas Hickox
Film director
Lady Margaret Beaufort
English Politician
Anthony Berkeley
Josephine Tey
Scottish author
Philip Kerr
British author
Georgette Heyer
English novelist
Guillermo Cabrera Infante
Cuban novelist
Brian Epstein
Entrepreneur
David Roberts
Australian actor
Bernie Winters
Comedian
Krissy Findlay
British model
Benedict Arnold
Military officer
