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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 358
Garech Browne
Irish art collector
Carel Weight
Painter
Clare Greet
Film actress
Zsuzsi Roboz
Hungarian painter
Nigel Barrie
British-Indian actor
Stephen Groombridge
British merchant
Sheila Sherlock
British physician
Luigi Denza
Italian composer
Laurence Pomeroy
Engineer
John Belchier
British surgeon
Abubakar Gumi
Nigerian scholar
Frank Cvitanovich
Canadian film maker
Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger
Artist
George Spencer Watson
Artist
Richard Westall
English painter
Maria Verelst
Painter
Elizabeth MacLennan
Actress
Frederick Adam
Former Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands
Jane Marcet
Writer
Alun Owen
Screenwriter
Walter Segal
Architect
Francis Bedford
Photographer
Nigel Glendinning
Author
Louise Kirkby Lunn
Contralto
Raine Spencer, Countess Spencer
British socialite
Prince Peter of Greece and Denmark
Crown Prince of Greece
Neave Brown
American architect
Peter Thorneycroft
Former Chancellor of the Exchequer
Archibald McIndoe
New Zealand plastic surgeon
Florence Arliss
Actress
Arthur Wellesley, 5th Duke of Wellington
Margot Walter
German actress
Kent North
Hilda Bayley
Edward Joseph Dent
Author
Jack Raymond
English actor
Yfrah Neaman
Violinist
Victor Stiebel
British-South African couturier
Alison Leggatt
Character actress
Annie Lorrain Smith
British mycologist
Robert III of Artois
George Barraud
Film actor
Doreen Montgomery
British screenwriter
Ambrose Philips
Poet
William Terriss
Actor
Robert Hooke
English polymath
Alex Elmsley
Magician
