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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 84
John Walter Hulme
Judge
Clare Cathcart
Actress
Herbert Hughes
Composer
Edith Tudor-Hart
Austrian-British photographer
Madge Brindley
British film actress
Lance Thackeray
Illustrator
William Henry Ridley
Author
Janey Buchan
Former Member of the European parliament
Morgan Crofton
Mathematician
Val Valentine
British screenwriter
Francis Spencer, 1st Baron Churchill
Politician
William Railton
Architect
John Boxer
Australian television actor
Ellice Hopkins
Author
Lillian Penson
University teacher
Geoffrey Hall-Say
British figure skater
Kenneth Kove
British actor
Stanford Robinson
English conductor
Edward Bransfield
British explorer
Octavius Winslow
William Stewart Rose
British author
Steven Vajda
Mathematician
Samuel Thornton
MP
Arthur Wagner
James Justinian Morier
British diplomat
Norman Uprichard
Football player
George Beasley-Murray
Interpreter
Kenneth Howard, 1st Earl of Effingham
Richard Grimsdale
British electrical engineer
Charles Robert Malden
Naval officer
C. H. B. Kitchin
British novelist
George Glyn, 2nd Baron Wolverton
Former Paymaster General of the United Kingdom
Gwyneth Powell
English actress
William Martin Leake
Diplomat
Gertrude Leverkus
German-British architect
Arthur Devis
English artist
Derek Leck
Football player
David Lyon
British stage actor
David Nightingale Hicks
English interior decorator
David Hicks
American chaplain
Edward Bach
English doctor
Ron Goodwin
English composer
Peter Whitbread
English actor
Roger Scruton
Philosopher
Alan Freeman
Australian-British DJ
Thora Hird
Actress
Charlie Drake
English comedian
