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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 599
Thomas Cubitt
Builder
Thomas Herring
Former Archbishop of Canterbury
Tom Hood
Humorist
Tony Mottram
British tennis player
Victor Brooks
Film actor
William McAlpine
British tenor
Charles Trimnell
William Bertram Turrill
English botanist
Vincent Barkly Molteno
Navy officer
George Bellew
Bert Addinall
Footballer
Thomas Inch
Francis Kelly
Military personnel
Keith Sutton
Bishop of Kingston
Arthur Lovegrove
British actor
Glenn Melvyn
Actor
Charles Bambridge
English footballer
Brian Burnett
Bill Bedford
British fighter pilot
Reynold Higgins
Ralph King-Milbanke, 2nd Earl of Lovelace
Author
Barbara Wootton, Baroness Wootton of Abinger
British sociologist
Freddie Grubb
British cyclist
John Bryan
British art director
Charles Roden Buxton
Philanthropist
Terence Patrick O'Sullivan
British civil engineer
John Dodd
Bow maker
Frank Williams
Businessman
Ernest Day
British cinematographer
Douglas Orgill
Author
Madge Compton
Actress
Andreas Malandrinos
Greek actor
Hamilton Dyce
Film actor
Jane Aird
Actress
Steve Plytas
Film actor
Nell de Silva
English actress
Gerald O'Donovan
Author
Mark Herdman
Former Governor of Bermuda
Jack E. Cox
English cinematographer
Beverley Baxter
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Gordon Whiting
Actor
June Brown
Actress
Victor Groom
Arthur Hope
Former Governor of Madras
James Edwin McConnell
Cover artist
Morris Barry
Director
Westby Perceval
New Zealand Politician
