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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 523
Helen Watts
Contralto
Gwilym Prichard
Welsh painter
Bernard Hoepffner
Translator
Nik Turner
English musician
Trahaearn ap Caradog
Joyce Redman
Actress
Rebekah Gibbs
Television actress
Ralph Izzard
Journalist
Rudolf Alfred Bosshardt
British missionary
Billy Kiernan
English footballer
Elinor Proby Adams
British painter
Sarban
British author
Pepsi Tate
Bassist
James Wiegold
Welsh mathematician
Urien Wiliam
Novelist
Joseph Parry
Welsh composer
Harri Pritchard-Jones
Welsh author
Howell Elvet Lewis
Welsh author
Gyrth Russell
Artist
George Poland
Welsh football player
Cecil Ponsonby Talbot
Navy officer
Carl Clowes
General practitioner
Gwynfor Evans
Politician
J. G. Parry-Thomas
Welsh engineer
Ken Reid
British comics artist
William Henry
English chemist
Benjamin Heywood
Banker
Albert Scanlon
English football player
Maggie Jones Musician
American singer
James Cossar Ewart
Scottish zoologist
Hermann Brück
German astronomer
Massey Bromley
Engineer
Dick Neal Jr.
English footballer
Walerian Czuma
Polish general
Jan Kwapiński
Polish Politician
Adam Pragier
Polish economist
Sergiusz Piasecki
Polish writer
Wacław Przeździecki
Polish commander
Marian Przewłocki
General
Jerzy Iwanowski
Politician
Beth Morris
Welsh actress
Catherine Hilda Duleep Singh
Gerald Moore
Classical pianist
Flora Murray
Medical doctor
Courtenay Ilbert
British lawyer
Sydney Henning Belfrage
Physician and writer
Constance Robison
