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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 466
Johan Engestrom
Johan von Engeström's father
Louise Petrén-Overton
Swedish mathematician
Carl Wilhelm von Sydow
Swedish professor
Sven Dag Wicksell
Swedish mathematical statistician
Ivar Agrell
Entomologist ‧ Sigurd Agrell's son
Nils Flensburg
Orientalist
Christina Maria Ahnfelt
Märta Tegnér
John Forssman
Swedish pathologist and bacteriologist
Magnus Bruzelius
Swedish priest
Albert Holmgren
Swedish physicist
Öjevind Lång
Translator
Alf Nyman
Swedish philosopher
Tora Garm-Fex
Swedish journalist
Filip Fex
Swedish physician
Kjell-Otto af Klercker
Pediatrician
Emma Bendz
Writer
Enoch Ingers
Frithiof Pontén
Swedish writer
Lydia Ahnfelt
Hans Bendz
Swedish physician
Derek Ibbotson
Olympic athlete
Billy Hanna
Len Ganley
Referee
Wilbur Cush
Northern Irish footballer
Jack McClelland
Footballer
Tennyson
Poet
Francis Rickman Barton
Military officer
Eden Colvile
Former Governor of the Hudson's Bay Company
Roy Scammell
British stuntman
Diane Pretty
Ralph Coates
English footballer
Julius Wernher
Myokyoni
Lawrence Daly
Thomas Hoo
Joe Payne Musician
Footballer, born 1999
Hugh Billington
Footballer
Gordon Turner
Footballer
Andy Rennie
Scottish footballer
Nicholas Harold Phillips
John Nelder
British statistician
Andy King
Football player
Harold Augustus Wernher
Military personnel
Harold Wernher
Military personnel
John Wycliffe
English philosopher
Derek Gardner
Designer