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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 469
Nigel Bagnall
General
Edgar Syers
British figure skater
Bernard Verdcourt
Biologist
Ethel Barns
Pianist
Astley Cooper Key
Officer
Edward Hobart Seymour
Admiral
Robert Andrews
British film actor
Lettice Curtis
Aviator
Mahmoud Sabri
Painter
Ernest Arthur Gardner
Archaeologist
Malcolm Drummond
Painter
Patricia Preece
Artist ‧ Stanley Spencer's wife
Isaac Pocock
Dramatist
Guy Carleton
Former Governor of the Province of Quebec
William Gresley
Divine
William A. Henry III
American cultural critic
David Gregory
American writer
Alfred Allport
Rugby union player
Robert Hale
Actor
Florence Barrett
Surgeon
W. G. R. Sprague
Architect
Stanley Grant
British cinematographer
Harriett Urmston
Missionary
Edward Millard "Ted" Pratt
Eliza Sarah Millard's son
Reade Godwin-Austen
British military officer
Basil Homfray Fry
Military personnel
David Ximenes
British military personnel
Graham Chapman
British actor
Peter Sissons
Journalist
Paul Alcock
English referee
Daphne Oram
British composer
George Joseph Smith
Serial killer
Oliver Byrne
Civil engineer
Barry Livesey
British film actor
Edwin La Dell
British printmaker
John Montresor
British engineer
Fred Ridgway
English cricketer
Nancy Burne
Film actress
William Courtenay
Clergy
John Stafford
Baseball player
Brian Pendleton
Guitarist
Malcolm Macdonald
Former Governor of Kenya ‧ Ramsay MacDonald's son
William Grocyn
George Swinnock
Writer
Patrick Spens, 1st Baron Spens
Former Chief Justice of India
Antony Marsh
Actor
Muriel MacSwiney
Irish activist ‧ Terence MacSwiney's wife