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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 345
Edward Talbot, 8th Earl of Shrewsbury
Matthew Locke
Composer
Francis Vere
English soldier
Henry Howard, 22nd Earl of Arundel
William Walworth
Member of Parliament
William Tryon
British officer
A. E. Waite
American-British poet
John Stow
English historian
John Danyel
Songwriter
Samuel Purchas
English reporter
Harriet Cohen
British pianist
Harold Gilman
Painter
Claude Rogers
Painter
James Ottaway
British film actor
Scott Sidney
Film director
Johnny Keating
Musician
Ernest Rhys
Writer
Gordon Flemyng
Director
David Edward Hughes
Inventor
William Lucas
Film actor
Alan Plater
English playwright
John Brett
British artist
William Forsell Kirby
Visual artist
Sheridan Morley
Author
Charles Mackerras
Australian conductor
Gordon Williams
British author
Prince Rupert of the Rhine
Officer
Jane Scott, Duchess of Buccleuch
Model
Richard Hough
British author
Ernst Gombrich
Austrian art historian
Dwarkanath Tagore
Indian industrialist
Jules Lederer
American executive
Helen Waddell
Poet
Emmanuel Cooper
British writer
Alexander William Kinglake
Travel writer
Archie Duncan
Actor
Charles Clore
British financier
Julian Amery
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Andrew Cruickshank
Actor
Sol Raye
Singer
Charles Forte, Baron Forte
Hotelier
Alisdair MacDonald
British photographer
Dick Sheppard
Priest
George Hoellering
Austrian film director
Mort Shuman
American singer
Marie Vorobieff
Painter
William Howard Baker
Irish author
