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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 590
James Graham, 7th Duke of Montrose
Former Minister of Agriculture of Rhodesia
Philip Kelland
Mathematician
Sam Younger
Alex Younger's son
Angus Graham, 7th Duke of Montrose
Former Minister of Agriculture of Rhodesia
James III
King of Scots
Robert Bruce of Kinnaird
Minister
Michael Rothenstein
Graphic artist
Frank Collins
Composer
George Mann
Author
John de Lisle
English cricketer
Harald Fryklöf
Swedish composer
Carl Hederstierna
Politician
Barbro Östlihn
Swedish artist
Per Larsson Sparre
Swedish military personnel
Börje Sandelin
Artist
Jan-Olof Strandberg
Swedish film actor
Daniel Niklas von Höpken
Politician
Henning Elmquist
Per Edvin Sköld
Former Minister of Defence of Sweden
John Ainsworth-Davis
Surgeon
Charlie Mitten
English football player
Bill Grundy
Journalist
Sydney Granville
Singer
John Axon
English television actor
Pablo Fanque
Andrejs Auzāns
General
Alan Browning
English actor
Wayne Fontana
English singer
John E. Blakeley
British film producer
Elizabeth Raffald
Author
Trevor Porteous
Football player
Sir Richard Pease, 3rd Baronet
Joe Brough
English footballer
George Formby Sr
Comedian
George Hardwick
English footballer
Willie Maddren
English football player
Micky Fenton
Footballer
Charlie Townsend
Cricketer
Rex Masterman Hunt
Former Governor of the Falkland Islands
Robert Ropner
Bobby Abel
Cricket player
Louis Haghe
Belgian lithographer
James Klugmann
British author
Aveline de Forz, Countess of Aumale
Jean Charles de Menezes
John Michell
Author
Hugh B. Cott
British author
