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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 431
Kevin O'Neill
American basketball coach
Maurice O'Connell
Politician ‧ Daniel O'Connell's son
Ellen Fitzsimon
Irish poet
Isobelle Ann Dods-Withers
Artist
Mollie Maureen
Irish actress
Charles King Musician
Musical actor
Herbert C. Walton
Actor
Leslie Phillips
Actor
Brian Masters
Former Bishop of Fulham
Christine McVie
Musician
Elijah Moshinsky
Australian opera director
Mehmet Sabancı
Businessman
Anshu Jain
Investment banker
Zvi Schloss
Eva Schloss' husband
G. Curzon
Former Lord President of the Council of the United Kingdom
Gavin Millar
Scottish film director
Fiona MacCarthy
British biographer
Frederick Bridge
English organist
Sven-Bertil Taube
Swedish singer
Lady Elizabeth Shakerley
British socialite
Myra Wernher
Harold Augustus Wernher's daughter
Myra Butter
Margery Spencer
Hamar Greenwood, 1st Viscount Greenwood's wife
Louisa Macdonald
Educationist
Joseph Murray Ince
British painter
Bill Gibb
Fashion designer
Linda Dobell
Theatre actress
Thomas Colley Grattan
Novelist
Arthur Hamilton-Gordon
Former Governor-General of New Zealand
Keith Reid
English lyricist
Neil Wilson
Actor
Joseph Parker
English minister
Hannah Callowhill Penn
William Penn's wife
William Bennett
British flutist
Sir Wilfrid Lawson
Politician
Edward Dryhurst
English screenwriter
Sheila Steafel
British actress
Thomas Archer Hirst
Mathematician
Intesar Al-Sharah
Kuwaiti actress
John Barrett
Scottish politician
Nina Hamnett
Artist
Flora Lion
English painter
George F. Hamilton
Former First Lord of the Admiralty
Nicholas Bethell, 4th Baron Bethell
Former Member of the European Assembly
John Leland
English poet
Adriaen van Diest
Dutch painter
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Brazilian football player
