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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 337
Yaltah Menuhin
American pianist
Margaret Beaufort, Countess of Richmond and Derby
Reginald Goodall
Conductor
Alfred Orda
Polish baritone
Jean Leckie
Arthur Conan Doyle's wife
Jean Conan Doyle
British military officer
H. R. F. Keating
Fiction writer
William Montalbano
American journalist
Thomas Bodley
English diplomat
Robert Fludd
Physician
Toby Robins
Canadian actress
Imogen Claire
British dancer
Raymond Harold Sawkins
Novelist
Thomas Spence
Jan Brychta
British-Czechoslovakian painter
Vivien Alcock
Writer
Augustus Charles Pugin
Artist
Rupert Potter
Visual artist ‧ Beatrix Potter's father
Robert Rogers
Commander
Tadahito Mochinaga
Japanese animator
Jack Train
British film actor
Michael Hurll
Television producer
Dennis Kirkland
Television producer
Robert Rental
British musical artist
George Hackenschmidt
Strongman
Gabrielle Reidy
Actress
William Caxton
Merchant
Hetty MacLise
Musician
Henry Timberlake
American journalist
Alan Caddy
English guitarist
Sandro Paternostro
Italian journalist
Guy Rolfe
Actor
Leonid Krasin
Engineer
Emanuel Hurwitz
Musician
Robert Leighton
Prelate
Harry Bates
Sculptor
Alan Schneider
Theatre director
Anny Ahlers
German singer
Dallas Bower
British film director
Rudolf Bernauer
Austrian lyricist
T. Hayes Hunter
American film director
Harold Dearden
British psychiatrist
Brian Easdale
British composer
Harold Huth
British actor
Friedrich von Hügel
Austrian writer
Frederick Lonsdale
Playwright
Wilfrid Lawson
Character actor
