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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 436
Billy Merson
Songwriter
Bronisław Hełczyński
Jurist
Zygmunt Zawadowski
Hazel Coppen
Actress
Elizabeth Blackwell
Scottish botanical illustrator
Peggy Duff
Simone Silva
Egyptian-French film actress
Clive Sinclair
Entrepreneur
Robert Cocking
Artist
Lynn Seymour
Canadian ballerina
Edith Aron
Writer
Tadeusz Bradecki
Polish actor
Nur Hassan Hussein
Former Prime Minister of Somalia
William Hatherell
British painter
Hans Casparius
Photographer
Charles Loewen
British-Canadian author
Stafford Henry Northcote
Former Chancellor of the Exchequer
David Parkes Masson
Banker
Johann Kerseboom
German painter
James Seymour
English painter
Nicola Pagett
Actress
Gavin MacFadyen
American journalist
Nellie Martel
Richard Roberts
American author
Ivan Menezes
Chief Executive Officer of Diageo
Noel Annan
British writer
George Child Villiers, 9th Earl of Jersey
English banker
Max Mosley
Barrister
Bernie Tormé
Guitarist
Kate Perugini
Painter
Selma Vaz Dias
British actress
Henry Gage, 3rd Viscount Gage
Thomas Gage's son
Maartin Allcock
Multi-instrumentalist
peter t. bauer
Hungarian-British economist
John J. Carney
Actor
Robert Huskisson
Artist
John Taylor
American football player
Dickie Davies
British television presenter
Christopher Fowler
Writer
Evelyn de Rothschild
Financier
David Wheatley
Film composer
George Mikell
Australian-Lithuanian actor
Campbell Dixon
Australian-British journalist
David Munro
Film director
Muriel St. Clare Byrne
Researcher
Louis Arnaud Reid
British philosopher
Thomas Savery
Inventor
