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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 61
Edith Rimmington
Artist
John Lemont
Canadian film director
Martin Seymour-Smith
British poet
Jocelyn Field Thorpe
Chemist
Winifred Emery
Actress
June Almeida
Virologist
Friedrich Feld
Author
Charles Grace
English cricketer ‧ W. G. Grace's son
Brinsley Le Poer Trench
Ufologists
Frederick George Penney
Former Colonial Secretary of the Straits Settlements
Henry Luttrell Moysey
John Oldrid Scott
Architect
Brian Lemon
British jazz pianist
Hayley Okines
Author
Gregory Munroe
Carmen Munroe's son
Billy Gillespie
Irish football player
Winnie Holman
Actor
Charles Tupper
Former Prime Minister of Canada
Hugh Percy Wilkins
Engineer
C. F. Varley
Engineer
James Hain Friswell
Essayist
Sir Humphrey Clarke, 5th Baronet
Helen Gardner
Literary critic
Ian Cognito
Terry Price
Rugby union player
Leonard Pearce
Electrical engineer
Patricia Leonard
Opera singer
Richard Massingham
British medical doctor
Edward Nares
Historian
Robert Kahn
German composer
Bryan Guinness
British lawyer
Henry Every
Pirate
Mary Norton
Author
Gerald Graham
Military commander
Clarence Raybould
Conductor
William Dowell
Royal Navy officer
Brigit Sanders
George Stucley
Politician
John Fleming, 5th Lord Fleming
Richard Walker
English former footballer
Horace Bailey
Footballer
Harry Haslam
Footballer
Mary Tealby
Jack Ikin
English cricketer
Stanley Roy Badmin
Painter
Alfie Curtis
British actor
Richard Griffin, 2nd Baron Braybrooke
Politician
