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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 64
Jeff Hall (footballer)
English footballer
Nigel Fortune
Musicologist
Dan Tremelling
English footballer
Else R. Behrend-Rosenfeld
German writer
Ravindra Mhatre
Indian diplomat
Walter Abbott
Footballer
William Church
American inventor
Alfred Joseph Knight
Armed force officer
Rewata Dhamma
Jeff Hall
English footballer
James Cooper
Armed force officer
Ian Campbell
Canadian Politician
Anthony Hallam
British geologist
Dennis Hodgetts
Footballer
Percy Barton
Footballer
William Bywater Grove
English mycologist
Thomas McKeown
British physician
George Vale Owen
Clergyman
Ranking Roger
Musician
John Charlesworth
Actor
Chris Wood
New Zealand football player
William McGregor
Scottish draper
Brian Travers
Music arranger
Thomas Bodkin
Irish lawyer
Philip Sargant Florence
American economist
Veronica Forrest-Thomson
Poet
Andy Hamilton
British comedian
Adrian Cadbury
Businessman
Ted Trimmer
Journalist ‧ Deborah Kerr's brother
Roy Warhurst
English footballer
Arthur Vickers
Canadian artist
David Cox
American basketball coach
Wilhelm Mayer-Gross
British psychiatrist
Joe Beresford
English footballer
Walter R. Booth
British magician
Ernest Shand
Composer
Aaron Lufkin Dennison
American watchmaker
Brian Langford
English cricketer
John Melville
Painter
Arthur Hedley Musician
British musicologist
Watty Corbett
English footballer
Jimmy Whitehouse
Footballer, born 1873
Anthony Morton
Actor
Saxa
Musician
Jimmy Windridge
English soccer player
Willie MacFadyen
Scottish football player
Joe Bradford
English football player