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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 574
William Trevor
Irish novelist
Christy Brown
Irish writer
Terence Brady
Irish actor
Richard Beale
British actor
William Devlin
Scottish actor
Vernon Bartlett
Journalist
Hubert Rees
Character actor
Dorothy Donaldson Buchanan
Engineer
Joseph Trutch
Former Lieutenant governor of British Columbia
Christopher Tambling
British composer
Maureen Lehane
Mezzo-soprano
John Crook
British ethologist
Marie Carandini
Opera singer
Mortimer Durand
Diplomat
Folke Hauger Johannessen
Norwegian military officer
Phyllis Konstam
Film actress
Tommy Casey
Footballer
Tony Duhig
Composer
Dennis Lindley
Statistician
Joan Hughes
Aircraft pilot
R.L. Holdsworth
Cricketer
Thomas Casey
Footballer
Robert Cawdron
French film actor
John Lucas
Philosopher
Christopher Hollis
British author
Edmund of Scotland
Malcolm III of Scotland's son
Charles McEvoy
British playwright
Donald M. Ashton
Film art director
Pee Wee Ellis
American saxophonist
Hilda Horatia Barlow
Richard Rougier
Judge ‧ Georgette Heyer's son
Aldo Berni
British restaurateur
Edith Pye
Midwife
Hugh Tweedie
John de Courcy, 35th Baron Kingsale
Thomas Goodrich
Former Bishop of Ely
Martin Pawley
Author
Robert Birley
Edward John Trelawny
Biographer
Bob Mellish
British Politician
Joanna Duncan
Actress
Edmund PhippsHornby
British officer
Neil Hamilton Fairley
Australian physician
Edmund Phipps-Hornby
Soldier
Sir Thomas Rich, 5th Baronet
John Manners-Sutton, 3rd Baron Manners
Jockey
George Rose
Australian rugby player
