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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 87
Douglas Darling
Military personnel
Rowland Brotherhood
Engineer ‧ Peter Brotherhood's father
Sydney Ernest Smith
Aviator
Alberto Semprini
Pianist
Ralph Birkett
English footballer
Walter Citrine, 1st Baron Citrine
William Hodges
English painter
Steve Fairnie
British musician
William Blizard
English surgeon
Edmund John Niemann
British artist
Bunty Lorimer
C. L. R. James
Historian
John Goss (composer)
English organist
Randolph Sutton
English singer
William Berry
Genealogist
John Goss
English organist
William F. Woodington
English Sculptor
TM1way
Musical artist
George Le Brunn
Composer
Mary Moffat
Missionary ‧ Robert Moffat's wife
Edward Cronin
Physician
Terry Pratchett
English humorist
Cecil Beaton
British photographer
John Glanville
English Politician
Philip Henry
Diarist ‧ Matthew Henry's father
Geoffrey Grigson
Poet
Jane Grigson
Writer
Andrew Timothy
Announcer ‧ Christopher Timothy's father
Eden Phillpotts
English author
Bill Shankly
Scottish football player
Rory Storm
English musician
Violet Caldwell
Cedric Drewe
British Politician
Evelyn Ashley
British barrister
William Cowper-Temple, 1st Baron Mount Temple
British statesman
Richard Dadd
Painter
Daniel Gonzalez
Serial killer
Christiana Edmunds
Richard Archer Prince
Actor
Oliver Postgate
Animator
Richard Coughlan
Musician
Grafton Elliot Smith
Australian-British anatomist
Dorothea Baird
Film actress
Harold Monro
Poet
John Lubbock, 1st Baron Avebury
Banker
Laurence Doherty
British tennis player
Gerald Verner
Writer
