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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 486
George Anson Baron Anson
Former First Lord of the Admiralty
Robert Carey, 1st Earl of Monmouth
Henry Carey, 1st Baron Hunsdon's son
Andrew Stewart
Bishop of Moray
Bricius de Douglas
Bishop of Moray
William Tulloch
Bishop of Moray
Bella Emberg
Actress
George Burchett
Tattoo artist
Alyse Gregory
American-British writer
Jim Leytham
Alfreda Hodgson
Musical artist
Don Mosey
Journalist
Fred Warburton
Football player
Tony Barrow
Mansfeldt Findlay
British diplomat
Guy Middleton
Film actor
Watson Forbes
Violist
Samuel Harsnett
Writer
William Towns
British automobile designer
Józef Bartosik
Polish commanding officer
Frederick Freake
Freake baronets
C. Walter Hodges
English visual artist
Eric Partridge
British-New Zealand lexicographer
Bobby Peel
English cricketer
Terence Airey
Military officer
Rex Armstrong
Rugby union player
Robert Roddam
Navy officer
William Pollexfen Radcliffe
General
John Dee
English mathematician
Henry Venn
Church Missionary Society
Jan Wyck
Dutch painter
John Peckham
Walter Reynolds
Bishop of Worcester
Paule Vézelay
British painter
John Anstis
English Politician
Winifred Peck
Novelist
Hanna Yablonska
Ukrainian playwright
Denis Matthews
Pianist
Carla Lane
Television writer
Henry Cockburn
English footballer
Benjamin Brierley
Author
James of Saint George
Architect
Edward Lloyd-Mostyn, 2nd Baron Mostyn
Hamish Imlach
Singer
W. G. Grace
English cricketer
Maud Chaworth
Anthony FarrarHockley
British officer
Anthony Farrar-Hockley
Military personnel
