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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 349
Algernon Ashton
British composer
Roy Fuller
Writer
Albert Järvinen
Finnish guitarist
Brian Barry
Philosopher
Ephat Mujuru
Zimbabwean musician
Frederick Denison Maurice
Theologian
Ralph Lynn
Actor
Lachhiman Gurung
Nepalese-British soldier
Anthony Sagar
Character actor
Fabia Drake
British actress
Arthur Waley
English orientalist
Edward Walter Maunder
British astronomer
Roderick Murchison
Baronet Murchison
Fred Uhlman
German-English writer
Dorothy Alison
Australian film actress
Brian Comport
Screenwriter
John Yudkin
Arthur Margetson
Film actor
Thomas Willis
English doctor
Patrick David Wall
British neuroscientist
George Woodbridge
Character actor
Maurice Hankey, 1st Baron Hankey
Biographer
John Hunt, Baron Hunt of Tanworth
Logan Pearsall Smith
American essayist
Robert Pearsall Smith
Thomas Gouge
William Gouge's son
Gai Eaton
British diplomat
Edmund Dell
British Politician
John Vassall
Goronwy Rees
Journalist
Rose Macaulay
Writer
Edward Harold Begbie
Author
George Mozart
Musical artist
Mary Brough
Actress
Maud Cunard
Socialite
Steve Fairbairn
Author
Nora Nicholson
Actress
Frank Cellier
Actor
Siegmund Nissel
Austrian Violinist
Norbert Brainin
Duffy Power
Singer
Patrick Gowers
English composer
Patrick Procktor
Artist
Charles Murray Marling
British diplomat
Frank Lawton
Actor
Frederic Zelnik
Producer
Viola Tree
Actress
