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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 553
Louis-Marie Stanislas Fréron
French Politician
Achille Pierre Henri Picot de Dampierre
French military officer
Norman Lockyer
Scientist
James Anthony Froude
Historian
Thomas Edward Thorpe
British chemist
James Prescott Joule
English physicist
Cyril Washbrook
English cricketer
Stan Orme
British Politician
Harold Hardman
Football player
Roy Clarke
Welsh footballer
William Norman
Armed force officer
Rania Alayed
Jill Summers
Comedian
Louis Casartelli
Bishop of Salford
Paul Goggins
British Politician
Vince Hayes
English footballer
Rachel Squire
British Politician
Phil Lynott
Irish singer
Dawn Sturgess
Cuthbert Orde
Artist
Grayson Shillingford
Cricketer
Edward Heath
Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Brian Nissen
British actor
Susan Fleetwood
British film actress
Edward Denison
Author
Michael Gough
British character actor
Nancy Nicholson
Painter
Iona Brown
British Violinist
Keith Roberts
Science-fiction writer
Ludovic Kennedy
Journalist
H. Balfour Gardiner
British musician
Roger Leach
English-Australian actor
Walter Kerr Hamilton
Priest
Willoughby Gray
Actor
Eric Shipton
Mountaineer
Henry Stafford, 2nd Duke of Buckingham
Duke of Buckingham
William Lisle Bowles
Priest
Lionel Edwards
British artist
Walter Galpin Alcock
Organist
John Creasey
Fiction writer
Stephen Salisbury III
Business person
Charles Rumney Samson
Tommy Hitchcock Jr.
American aviator
John Bickersteth
Former Bishop of Warrington
Richard Buckle
Leon Quartermaine
British actor
John Davenant
English academic
