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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 66
Henry Aston Barker
Painter ‧ Robert Barker's son
Rosamund Pratt
Timothy Colman
Former Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk
Gerald Laing
Artist
Robert Fleming
Financier
Gilbert Spencer
British painter ‧ Stanley Spencer's brother
Dorothy Whipple
Writer
Edgar Chadwick
Footballer
Keith Newton
English footballer
Roy Vernon
Welsh footballer
Ronnie Clayton
English footballer
Noel Brotherston
Footballer
Bill Eckersley
English footballer
Tommy Cummings
English football player
William Henry Grimbaldeston
British soldier
Una Kroll
Frederick Kempster
Showman
Jack Rigby
Film actor
Billy Ingham
Football player
June Thorburn
Actress
Elizabeth de Badlesmere, Countess of
Elizabeth de Badlesmere, Countess of Northampton
Philip Hoby
Ambassador
Elizabeth de Bohun, Countess of Northampton
Thomas Parr
Courtier ‧ Catherine Parr's father
James I of Scotland
King
Bradley Lowery
Maurice Wilkins
New Zealand-British biophysicist
Margaret Tyzack
English actress
Frank Mitchell
TV character
James Laver
English author
John Pond
Astronomer
Albert Howard
Botanist
Jane Mary Guest
Princess Sophia of Gloucester
Ernest William Haslehust
Painter
William Lockhart
Missionary
Bonamy Dobrée
Professor
James Sherman
Minister
Samuel Brown
Engineer
George Smith
Australian rugby union player
Andrew Burnaby
English writer
Glenda Jackson
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Isaac Coffin
Military officer
Elizabeth Maria Bowen Thompson
British educator and missionary
Arthur Kaye Legge
Navy officer
Philip John Bainbrigge
British artist