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People died in Ay (First 49 people) - Page 85
Kamehameha I
King of Hawaii
Frederick Love Hammick
Robert Robertson Bruce
Joseph Latting
Farmer
John Bingham, 1st Baron Clanmorris
Politician
Oliver Atherton Willard
John Kirwan
New Zealand rugby union player
Meletis Vasileiou
Military personnel
Thomas Brownrigg
Count Arvid Posse
Annabelle Cane
Charlotte Eleonore von Prittwitz und Gaffron
Henrietta Bagster
Mary Dyonisia Calcraft
Kythé Caroline Wright
Francis Mackenzie's mother
Richard Dennistoun
Susan P. Magoun
Sir Robert Langrishe, 2nd Bt.
James Aubert Prinsep
James Prinsep's son
Benjamin Wall
Frances Bockett
Sarah Thicknesse
Francisco Gomez
Agnes Day
Baron Laurent Antoine Isidore Nivière
Samuel Tevis
Lloyd Tevis' father
Frances Bushe
Katherine Eleanor Browne
Ljubica Vukomanović
Princess
Oliver Evan Jones
Mathew Maine Fox
Lachlan Macquarrie
Anna Christine von Rosen
Archibald Spens, 21st of that Ilk and 18th of Lathallan
Ann Russell
Russell Ellice's mother
Averick Parker
Emma Marianne Bevan
Jonas Henry Studdert
Charlotte Mordaunt
Agnes Turnbull
Arthur Hugh Montgomery-Cuninghame
Abraham Gray Harford-Battersby
Nicholas Webb
Joseph George Brett
Mary Brocklehurst
Anna Ogilvy
Sir Godfrey Webster, 6th Bt.
Naval officer