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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 420
Dawn Foster
British journalist
Karl Chircop
Former Member of the House of Representatives of Malta
A. J. Ayer
Philosopher
Geoffrey Winthrop Young
Author
Zélie de Lussan
Opera singer
Arthur Creech Jones
Former Secretary of State for the Colonies of the United Kingdom
Paul Johnson
Journalist
Curtis James Bird
Former Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
Federico del Campo
Peruvian painter
Ernest Dade
Painter
Hermanus Koekkoek the Younger
Dutch artist
lord wilberforce
Former Lords of Appeal in Ordinary
Hendrik Barend Koekkoek
Artist
Johann Ernst Galliard
German composer
Thomas Burchell
Missionary
Tarik Nwoko
Ned Nwoko's son
George Bridgeman, 4th Earl of Bradford
Louis Jacobs
Author
Thomas Buttersworth
English painter
Iskander Mirza
Former President of Pakistan
Hedi Stadlen
Shay Gorman
Irish actor
harry parr-davies
Composer
Edoardo Gioja
Artist
Hawa Yakubu
Ghanaian Politician
Ralph Hone
British barrister
Louisa Twining
Philanthropist
henry scott holland william smyth rockstro
Musicologist
Oskar Adler
Austrian physician
Robert Hawker Dowling
Australian artist
Enoch Seeman
Painter
Christopher Seton-Watson
British soldier
Henry Darwin
British lawyer
Samuel Charles Whitbread
George Zarnecki
Art historian
Douglas Cooper
British art historian
Denis Bowen
Artist
Edward Angelo Goodall
Painter
François-Germain Aliamet
Engraver
Thomas Major
Engraver
Simon François Ravenet
French engraver
Samuel Tinsley
Author
Nico Jungmann
Dutch painter
Cecil Gordon Lawson
Tayyib Sâlih
Sudanese writer
Thomas Braddell
Former Attorney-General of Singapore
Magnus Wegelius
Finnish olympic athlete