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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 520
Desmond Wilcox
British television producer
Mabell Ogilvy, Countess of Airlie
William Symons
Australian military officer
Trevor Leggett
British author
Edward Bickersteth
Bishop of Exeter
Edith Ellis
English writer
Jabez Burns
English writer
Doug Prentice
Leslie S. Hiscott
Film director
Arthur Maude
English actor
A. G. Steel
English cricketer
Charles Manners-Sutton, 1st Viscount Canterbury
Former Speaker of the House of Commons of the United Kingdom
G.H. Mulcaster
British actor
Edward Augustus Bond
Librarian
William Baillie
Graphic artist
Everard Calthrop
Engineer
George Barret Jr.
English painter
Charles Longcroft
Military personnel
John Alcindor
Physician
Charles Moore
American journalist
Judith Chaplin
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
John Joseph Merlin
Belgian inventor
Ivan Reginald Ian Cameron
David Cameron's son
1st Viscount Canterbury
Former Speaker of the House of Commons of the United Kingdom ‧ Charles Manners-Sutton's son
Madeleine St John
Australian writer
Madeleine St John
Australian writer
Marjorie Chard
Actress
Cosmo Gordon Logie
Writer
Frances Maria Cowper
Poet
May Isabel Fisk
American writer
John Arthur Bayley
Saint Petroc
Martin Beale
Mathematician
Anna Munro
Henry Woodyer
Architect
Eric Winstone
Conductor
Isaac Singer
American inventor
Comins Mansfield
Chess problem composer
Duncan Black
Economist
Myrtle Devenish
Film actress
Edith Baird
Chess composer
Francis Hepburn Chevallier-Boutell
British engineer
Charles Wilfred Orr
Composer
Ronald Eyre
Theatre director
Edward Slater
Australian biochemist
William Kingston
Soldier
Hugh of Sleat