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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 321
John Loder
Audio engineer
Sheila Manahan
Irish actress
Michael Barrington
Actor
Benjamin Guinness
Philanthropist
Anthony Mendleson
British costumer
William MacQuitty
British film producer
Canaan Banana
Former President of Zimbabwe
Sandra Chalmers
British radio producer
Robert Colquhoun
Scottish painter
Lynden David Hall
Singer
Machito
Jazz musician
Hugh Cruttwell
Teacher
Brian Sewell
Art critic
Arthur Grant
British cinematographer
Betty McDowall
Australian film actress
Nigel Kneale
Manx screenwriter
John Hollis
Actor
Alan Tilvern
Actor
Gladys Henson
Actress
Victor Saville
English film director
Kenneth Griffith
Welsh actor
Marion Lambert
Serena Rothschild
Jacob Rothschild, 4th Baron Rothschild's wife
Stephanie Lawrence
British theatre actress
Pamela Hansford Johnson
Novelist
Harold Laski
English economist
Esther Kreitman
Novelist
Lady Cynthia Mosley
British Politician ‧ Oswald Mosley's wife
Freda Dudley Ward
Socialite
Catherine of Valois
Queen of England
Leander Starr Jameson
Former Prime Minister of the Cape Colony
John Houblon
James Pickles
Barrister
Gordon Gostelow
New Zealand actor
Roy William Neill
American film director
Beatrice Seear, Baroness Seear
British politician
Adam Clarke
Theologian
Dorothy Tennant
English painter ‧ Henry Morton Stanley's wife
Isabel Burton
Writer
John Constable
Painter
Paul Raymond
Publisher
William Phips
Former Governor of the Province of Massachusetts Bay
Eric Ambler
Author
E. H. Carr
Historian
Keith Shadwick
British musician
Lionel Penrose
Psychiatrist
Jack Buchanan
Scottish theatre actor
