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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 333
Benjamin Haydon
British painter
Dick Vosburgh
American writer
Derek Godfrey
Actor
Mabel Pryde
Artist ‧ William Nicholson's wife
Douglas Furber
British lyricist
John Drinkwater
Poet
Leo Amery
Former Secretary of State for India
Albert Lieven
German actor
Alan Loveday
New Zealand soloist
Lennox Berkeley
Composer
Brian Oulton
Character actor
Tarka Cordell
Musician
Patricia Jessel
Actress
Nina Bawden
Novelist
Grace Curzon, Marchioness Curzon of
Hersch Lauterpacht
British lawyer
Niyazi Berkes
Sociologist
Fereydoun Djam
Former Iran Ambassador to Spain
Basil Sydney
Actor
Charles Marie Franzero
Writer
Sonnie Hale
Theatre actor
Christmas Humphreys
Barrister
Naomi Lewis
British poet
Patrick Caulfield
Painter
Albert Irvin
Artist
Tom Chatto
British actor
Joan Heal
Actress
Edmund C. Lynch
Wells Kelly
Musical artist
Chatichai Choonhavan
Former Prime Minister of Thailand
Derek Farr
Actor
Charles Kellaway
Australian researcher
Laurence Payne
English actor
Ewen Montagu
British judge
Susan Sheridan
English voice actress
Janet Key
Actress
John William Mackay
American industrialist
David Cesarani
Historian
Henrietta Moraes
British artist's model
Mayer Amschel de Rothschild
Politician ‧ Nathan Mayer Rothschild's son
Evelina de Rothschild
English socialite
Dorothy de Rothschild
Philanthropist
Nesta Helen Webster
Author
Charlotte von Rothschild
German socialite
James Barry
Irish painter
Ray Lonnen
English stage actor
Peter Tinniswood
Author
