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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 45
Valentine Bambrick
Soldier
Stan Richards
Television actor
Wayne England
Artist
Ron Coe
Cyclist
Paul Shirtliff
Footballer
Laurie Scott
English footballer
Ethel Lang
Arthur Holland
Association football referee
Edwin Holliday
English football player
Bill Douglas
Canadian musician
James Ravilious
British photographer
Ronald Duncan
Writer
Alan Brown
American director
Raymond Wonnacott
Tim Wonnacott's father
Pamela Rosalind Wonnacott
Thomas Watson
English author
Norman Haworth
British chemist
Thomas Frederick Chavasse
Surgeon
Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester
Former Governor-General of Australia
Duke Of Gloucester
Former Governor-General of Australia
Berkeley Stephens
English cricketer
Frederick S. Waller
British architect
James Hamilton, 1st Duke of Abercorn
Former Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
John Braxton Hicks
Doctor
Sir Giles Daubeney
Denny Dennis
Vocalist
Aubrey Woods
English actor
Billy McAdams
Footballer
Willie Horne
Tom Fletcher Mayson
Armed force officer
Fred Else
English footballer
Ron Staniforth
English footballer
Dicky Robinson
Football player
Harry Thomson
Scottish footballer
Ignacy Junosza-Drewnowski
John Connelly
American musician
Bob John
Welsh football player
Grace Williams
Welsh composer
Alan Evans
Musician
Jane Bunford
Reginald Maitland
Rugby union player
Beatrice Harraden
Writer
Lady Delia Peel
Margaret Baring's daughter
Charles Hill-Wood
English cricketer
Henry Treece
Poet
Agnes Hunt
Nurse
Henry David Leslie
English composer and orchestra conductor
