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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 634
Renee Roberts
English actress
Magnus Pyke
Scientist
Euan Uglow
British painter
Robert Raglan
British actor
Derek Bond
British actor
Walter Summers
British film director
Kevin Greening
British radio presenter
Patrick Barr
Actor
Stanley Lupino
Actor
Angela du Maurier
English novelist
Gordon Cummins
Serial killer
Philip Hardwick
Architect
George Henry Lamson
American doctor
Karel Richard Richter
German spy
Jack Whicher
Richard Henry Beddome
Military officer
Deborahe Glasgow
Singer
Annie Scott Dill Maunder
British astronomer
Beatrice Hatch
Dorothy Reynolds
Writer
Edward Ellington
Senior officer
Geoffrey Russell
Film actor
Kate Carney
English singer
Sonia Graham
Actress
Isabel Dean
English film actress
Janet Hargreaves
Actress
John Harlow
Film director
William Davenport Adams
Author
Guenther Podola
Marie Duval
French cartoonist
Lionel Grigson
Pianist
Bethel Solomons
Rugby union player
Charles Pearson
British lawyer
Jakie Astor
Former Sheriff of Cambridgeshire and Isle of Ely
William Bambridge
Photographer
William Campbell, 2nd Baron Stratheden and Campbell
Politician
Thomas Clyde
British film producer
John David Gwynn
Civil engineer
Sir Geoffrey Vavasour, 5th Baronet
English cricketer
James Walford
Cricketer
Allen Brodrick
Politician
Frank Larken
Navy officer
Sir Charles Hudson, 1st Baronet
Stephen Hastings
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Stephen Lewis
Former Leader of the Official Opposition of Ontario
Josiah Child
English merchant
Harry Cripps
Footballer