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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 42
Aidan of Lindisfarne
Missionary
Prideaux John Selby
Ornithologist
Grace Darling
English lighthouse keeper
Thomasin Darling
Grace Darling's mother
William Darling
Grace Darling's father
Joe Baker-Cresswell
Elizabeth Jennings
English author
Leigh Jackson
Screenwriter
Charles Townsend Harrison
Art historian
Richard Crossman
Former Leader of the House of Commons of United Kingdom
Peter Woodthorpe
Actor
Christopher Barry
British television director
Norman Rodway
Actor
Roger Hume
Actor
Stuart Blanch
Former Bishop of Liverpool
J. W. Dunne
British soldier
John Ambler
British businessman
Charles Harrison
Art historian
Geoffrey Household
Novelist
Arthur Edward Grasett
British engineer
Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop
Archaeologist
Theodore Besterman
British biographer
Aidan Crawley
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
William Charles Braithwaite
Historian ‧ Joseph Bevan Braithwaite's son
Anthony Courage
British military personnel
Richard Granville
English cricketer
Fiennes Cornwallis
Soldier
Guy Gregson-Ellis
English cricketer
Andrew Lang
Member of the Minnesota State Senate
V. C. Wynne-Edwards
English zoologist
Ernest Beckett, 2nd Baron Grimthorpe
British banker
John Hermon
Constable
R. Tudur Jones
Theologian
George Guest
Organist
Freddie Garrity
English singer
David Neil MacKenzie
Linguist
Ernst Öpik
Estonian astronomer
Huntley Wright
Stage actor
William Smith O'Brien
Sammy Baird
Scottish football player
Mieczysław Mackiewicz
Polish general
Duncan Tanner
Historian
Robert Thomas Jenkins
Historian
Frank Showell Styles
Writer
Tony Conran
Poet
William Craig
Northern Ireland politician
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