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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 343
William Powell Frith
English painter
Lord Archibald Hamilton
British politician
Caroline Norton
Author
George Colman the Elder
English dramatist
Anna Zinkeisen
Painter
Rebecca West
British author
Arthur Llewelyn Davies
Barrister
Lena Ashwell
Actress
Frederick Sandys
Painter
Roger Ascham
English writer
Kamehameha II
King of the Kingdom of Hawaii
Frank Pick
British solicitor
Heinz Wolff
British scientist
Edwin Dutton
Footballer
Ibrahim Ahmad
Writer
Georgina Henry
British journalist
Ahmad bin Ali Al Thani
Former Emir of Qatar
Wolfgang Suschitzky
Austrian-British photographer
Garry Weston
Businessman
Peter Cheyney
British fiction writer
Thomas Crofton Croker
Irish antiquary
Dora Sigerson Shorter
Irish poet
James Emerson Tennent
British Politician
Hercules Robinson, 1st Baron Rosmead
Former Governor of New South Wales
James Douglas, 2nd Duke of Queensberry
Augusta Jawara
Gambian nurse
Archibald Leitch
Scottish architect
Bedford Jezzard
English footballer
Charles Eugster
British-Swiss dentist
Oliver Horsbrugh
British television director
Clement McCallin
British actor
Frederick Middleton
General
Thea King
British clarinettist
Dina Rabinovitch
British journalist
Louise Plowright
British actress
Isobel English
Writer
John Edward Gray
Botanist
Madge Ryan
Australian actress
Terry Duggan
Comedian
April Olrich
Ballerina
Michael J. Kagan
Film producer
Hephzibah Menuhin
American pianist ‧ Yehudi Menuhin's sister
Leo Britt
British actor
Dorothy Dickson
Theater actress
Otakar Kraus
Baritone
Dennis Wheatley
British writer
Clara Novello Davies
Welsh singer
