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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 342
John Wodehouse, 1st Earl of Kimberley
Former Secretary of State for the Colonies of the United Kingdom
John Biffen
Former Leader of the House of Commons of United Kingdom
James Nasmyth
Engineer
John Rennie the Elder
Scottish civil engineer
Thomas Tredgold
Engineer
Wenceslaus Hollar
Graphic artist
Frederick H. Evans
British photographer
Frances Julia Wedgwood
Novelist
Josiah Latimer Clark
Engineer
John Elliotson
Physician
William Edward Ayrton
Physicist
George Edmund Street
English architect
Philip Henslowe
Entrepreneur
Grinling Gibbons
Dutch sculptor
E. W. Pugin
Architect
Dominic Serres
French painter
Edwin Landseer
English painter
William Winde
English architect
Edward Hodges Baily
Sculptor
Andrew Ure
Scottish physician
Clements Markham
Geographer
William Robert Grove
Judge
Abraham de Moivre
French mathematician
George Lloyd
Composer
Alan MacNaughtan
Actor
Ambrose Shea
Former Governor of the Bahamas
Lewis Casson
English actor
Russell Thorndike
British actor
Bim Sherman
Jamaican musician
Hannen Swaffer
Journalist
Len Harvey
Boxer
Geoffrey Bush
British composer
Golchin Gilani
Iranian poet
Parviz C. Radji
Iranian author
Royce Ryton
English playwright
Clive Exton
Television screenwriter
Helen Bosanquet
Economist
Victor Woolf
Actor
Marie Neurath
Author
Ralph Harris, Baron Harris of High Cross
Lionel Robbins
British economist
Ian Trigger
British actor
Thomas Francis Dicksee
Painter
David Chilton Phillips
Biologist
Charlotte Haldane
British author
Ernest Fenollosa
American art historian
Sir Charles Knowles, 1st Baronet
Navy officer
