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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 63
Tony De Vit
British DJ
John Cadbury
Business person
William Gear
Painter
Robert Ingersoll Ingalls Sr.
American businessman
Derek Kevan
English footballer
George Onions
Armed force officer
Patrick Waite
Musical artist
Frederick Walker Mott
Physician
Tony Miles
Chess player
Jo Dunne
Musical artist
Samuel Jackson Pratt
Poet
Joseph Lycett
Painter
John Baskerville
Businessman
Stan Lynn
English football player
John Sleeuwenhoek
English football player
Olga Hudlická
Physiologist
Sam Doble
School teacher
Howard Vaughton
Footballer
Tony Skyrme
British physicist
Kate Bunce
Painter
Gwendoline Butler
British writer
Teddy Brown
James Brown's son
Gil Merrick
English footballer
John Henry Poynting
English physicist
George Derwent Thomson
English philosopher
Arthur Mann
Scottish footballer
Eric Houghton
English footballer
Wilhelm MayerGross
Psychiatrist
George E. Davis
Chemical engineer
Alphonse Mingana
Theologian
Frederick W. Lanchester
English polymath
John M. Hull
Professor
Alex Harley
Football player
Anthony Bryer
British historian
Charles Lapworth
English geologist
John Henry Chamberlain
Architect
Wally Swift
British boxer
Alex Leake
English footballer
Herbert Austin
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Caesar Jenkyns
Welsh footballer
George Inwood
Jimmy Crabtree
English footballer
Joe Blewitt
Olympic athlete
John Francis Reuel Tolkien
English priest
Jack Devey
English football player
Katie Lawrence
Singer
Danny Hegan
Scottish football player
