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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 432
Andrew Carrick Gow
British painter
Mohsen Mobasser
Elizabeth Masson
Mezzo-soprano
Lisa Jardine
British historian
Charles Fairfax Murray
Painter
Tom Springfield
Musician ‧ Dusty Springfield's brother
Jane Trefusis Forbes
Businesswoman
George Paloczi-Horvath
Hungarian writer
Ashvin Luximon
F. D. Maurice
English theologian
Patrick D. Wall
British neuroscientist
Louis Mahoney
British actor
Stephen Murray
Theatre actor
Michael O'Moore Creagh
British commander
Thomas Deloney
English novelist
Francis Barrington
Politician
Hilary Alexander
New Zealand journalist
Lon Satton
American singer
Sir James Croft
Former Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
Arthur Chichester
Former Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
Edmund Allenby
Former British High Commissioner in Egypt
Terry Hands
Theatre director
Henry Josiah Lightfoot Boston
Sierra Leonean Politician
quintin mcgarel hogg
Former Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain
Daška McLean
Frederic Wood Jones
British embryologist
William I. Buchanan
Former United States Minister to Panama
Gerard Soest
Painter
Samuel Cooke
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
John Wootton
English painter
Wally Fawkes
Canadian-British clarinettist
Jerry Verno
British film actor
José Luis García Asensio
Conductor
Edwy Searles Brooks
British novelist
sir austen henry layard
Assyriologist
Manuel García
Chilean singer-songwriter
Charlotte Sainton-Dolby
Contralto
Alex Ekwueme
Former Vice President of Nigeria
Alfred de Breanski
British painter
Walter Jerrold
Writer
William Boyle, 12th Earl of Cork
Admiral
Graeme Macdonald
Television producer
William G. Allen
American academic
Norman Birkett
British barrister
Charlotte Milligan Fox
Composer
Carroll Levis
Canadian scout
Ron Mathewson
Bassist