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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 366
Lynn Dearth
Actress
Julian Amyes
British film director
Gordon Drummond
Former Governor General of Canada
John Gerard
English herbalist
Rudolph de Cordova
British-Jamaican writer
Jeanne de Casalis
British actress
Terence De Marney
Film actor
Lewis Namier
British historian
George Croom Robertson
Scottish philosopher
Francis Bourne
Archbishop of Westminster
Christopher Bunting
Cellist
Willem de Fesch
Dutch composer
John Douglas Armour
Canadian judge
Ted Grant
South African militant
Julia Briggs
Dramatist
Abdulkareem Adisa
Former Governor of Oyo State
Abraham Iyambo
Namibian Politician
Abu Sayeed Chowdhury
Former President of Bangladesh
Ada Crossley
Australian singer
Richard Stott
British journalist
T. G. H. James
I. E. S. Edwards
Sir George Arthur, 1st Baronet
Edward Macarthur
British administrator
Herman Verelst
Dutch painter
Cornelis Verelst
Painter
Samuel Redgrave
Writer
horace brodzky
Australian artist
Joyce Reason
British author
Bert Bliss
English footballer
Henry Knight Storks
Christoph von FürerHaimendorf
Austrian ethnologist
Stella Moray
English character actress
Alexander Marcet
Physician
Mary Fergusson
Engineer
Lalit Suri
Indian politician
Princess Anastasia of Greece and
Arthur Onslow
Politician
Percy Pitt
English organist
Thomas Bray
Michael Sandberg, Baron Sandberg
Former Member of the Executive Council of Hong Kong
Eduard Rosenbaum
German economist
Lauder Brunton
Physician
Henry Forster, 1st Baron Forster
Former Governor-General of Australia
François Vivares
French engraver
Lyn Harding
Welsh actor
Peter Bayliss
Actor
