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Notes:

Occupation: commercial agent

A.G. Paspati is included in the list: Greek presence in India between 1900-1050 from Thacker's Directory and Greek Church archives.

Leoni M. Calvocoressi, who was seriously wounded in late 1912 and 1913 at Manoliasa, Epirus, Greece, sent a letter in Sep 1913 to A.G. Paspati and A.F. Fotiadi.

Nicholas and Alexander Paspati represented Ralli Bros. in Athens.

WWI: Medal Card of Paspatis A Interpreters 478 Interpreter

A Paspatis was imprisoned by Greek authorities, 1917-1918.

Capt. of Cavalry (Reserve). Order of the British Empire (Christopher Long).

Christened:
Archimandrite Constantine Stratoulis officiating.

God-parent: Ms. Joanna C. Ralli

Died:
13 Sep 1962 according to Sturdza

DOD by death certificate

Alexander married Eleni (Victor) Melas on 09 Jul 1916 in Athens, Attica, Greece. Eleni (daughter of Victor Nicolaos (Leon) Melas and Nada Zikalioti) was born on 15 Mar 1890 in Athens, Attica, Greece. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Occupation: Ralli Brothers (director, Liverpool branch).

1851 England census for the household on New Bury Road, Broughton, Lancashire headed by N G Paspati, 37, b. Turkey, merchant in cotton fabrics; wife Harriet Paspati, 25, b. France; George Paspati, 4; Maria Paspati, 2; Peter Paspati, 1; Juliet Paspati, 1 month, all b. Manchester, Lancashire; 6 domestic servants.

1871 census shows for 3 Devonshire Road, Liverpool, a household headed by N. G. Paspoti, married, 55, merchant - East India, born Greece; Harrieta, wife, 44, b. France; George N., son, unmarried, 24, merchant - East India ,b. Manchester; Peter N., son, 21, unmarried, merchant's clerk, b. Manchester, deaf from birth; Julia N., daughter, 13, unmarried, b. Constantinople; Maria A. Cornelius, daughter, married, 23, b. Manchester; A. A. Cornelius, son-in-law, married, 33, merchant - East India; Liza A. Cornelius, granddaughter, unmarried, 1, b. Liverpool & 8 servants.

1881 census shows for 3 Devonshire Road, Liverpool, a household headed by Nicholas G. Paspati, married, 66, livelihood "from interest of money", born Chios, Turkey; Marietta, wife, 54, b. Marseille; G.N., son, married, 34, East India merchant, b. Manchester; Peter N., son, 31, unmarried, merchant's clerk, b. Manchester, deaf; Julia N., daughter, 23, unmarried, b. Constantinople; Catina G., 27, married, daughter-in-law, b. Liverpool; N.G., grandson, 5; Harriet G., granddaughter, 4; Const. G., grandson, 2; Lissie A. Cornelius, granddaughter, 11, scholar; Zenobie A. Cornelius, granddaughter, 8; Alexandra A. Cornelius, 5; all born Liverpool & 11 servants.

Liverpool Electoral Registers, 1879-1880, 1884-1885: Hellas House, Devonshire Road, 3 Prince's Park (house); 16 & 17 Mellor's Buildings, 30 Exchange Street East (counting house, shared with Aristides Anastasi Cornelius); 1894-1895: 3 Devonshire Road (house); 1889-1890: Hellas House, Devonshire Road, 3 Prince's Park (house); 14-17 Mellor's Buildings, 30 Exchange Street East (counting house, shared with Aristides Anastasi Cornelius).

Member of Parliament for Athens.

Residence, England: 1850, 9 Mount Broughton, Manchester; 1876-95, Hellas House, 3 Devonshire Road, Princes Park, Liverpool; at DOD Academy and Lycabetus Street, Athens, Greece.

George Nicholas Paspati, 3 Devonshire Road, Liverpool, was an executor of the estate of Sarah Leatherby and proved her will 18 Dec 1895, Liverpool Registry (London Gazette 31 Dec 1895).

The Times (London) 25 May 1894, pg. 14, reported a Paspati bankruptcy.

7 Jul 1887 - Attended the service at the Greek Orthodox Church in Prince's Road Liverpool in honour of the visit of Prince Constantine of Greece.

Living with his parents in 1881. The census for that year shows for 3 Devonshire Road, Liverpool, a household headed by his father, Nicholas G. Paspati, married, 66, livelihood "from interest of money", born Chios, Turkey; Marietta, wife, 54, b. Marseille; G.N., son, married, 34, East India merchant, b. Manchester; Peter N., son, 31, unmarried, merchant's clerk, b. Manchester, deaf; Julia N., daughter, 23, unmarried, b. Constantinople; Catina G., 27, married, daughter-in-law, b. Liverpool; N.G., grandson, 5; Harriet G., granddaughter, 4; Const. G., grandson, 2; Lissie A. Cornelius, granddaughter, 11, scholar; Zenobie A. Cornelius, granddaughter, 8; Alexandra A. Cornelius, 5; all born Liverpool & 11 servants.

1873: George N. Paspatis was among the 12 Greek merchants maintaining membership in the New York Produce Exchange.

Georges Paspatis, Liverpool, was a donating member, Association for the Encouragement of Greek Studies, Paris, France.

UK NATIONALITY, 1915: George Nicholas Paspati was requested to file a Declaration of Alienage. The incompleteness of the Archive's file suggests he died before the naturalization process was finished.

He administered the estate of Theseus Psycha.

Christened:
Entry: 010/006; Godparent: Pantaleon Salvago (his father's nephew); priest Damianos B. Liveropoulos

Birth:
Argenti says 3 Mar 1847

Died:
Death notice appeared in The Times (London) 22 Jan 1916, pg. 1, described as "of Athens and 3 Devonshire Rd., Liverpool."

Estate valued at £3581 7s. 9d. administered by Alexander Constantine Ralli, attorney for his widow.

Zorzis married Catherine Argentine (Constantine) Ralli on 01 Oct 1874 in Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK. Catherine (daughter of Constantine Michalis (Michalis) Ralli and Zanetta Catharina (George) Psycha) was born on 17 Jul 1853 in Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK; died about 1947. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Residence, Liverpool: 1861, Holly Road; 1871, 11 Locherby Road; 1881, 3 Devonshire Road.

Much mentioned in the memoirs of Dominie Nicholls (née Vlasto).

The 1861 census: Holly Road, West Derby, Liverpool, England household headed by Constantine M. Ralli, 40, merchant, b. Greece; wife Jannett M., 27, b. Holland; daughters Catina, 7; Arghiri, 6; sons George, 3, Constantine, 5 months, all b. Liverpool; Julia P. Psicha, sister, 48 and Aspasia Psicha, niece, 18, both b. Greece & 5 servants.

1871 England census: 11 Locherby Road, West Derby, Lancashire: Constantine M. Ralli, 50, cotton merchant, b. Chios; wife Lannette M., 40, b. Amsterdam; daughters Catina, 17; Argiri, 16; sons George, 13; Constantine, 10; Panteli, 5; all scholars, b. Liverpool; & 6 servants. The next neighbors were the Constantine T. Rodocanachi and Augustus S. Agelasto families.

She lived with her in-laws. The 1881 census shows for 3 Devonshire Road, Liverpool, a household headed by Nicholas G. Paspati, married, 66, livelihood "from interest of money", born Chios, Turkey; Marietta, wife, 54, b. Marseille; G.N., son, married, 34, East India merchant, b. Manchester; Peter N., son, 31, unmarried, merchant's clerk, b. Manchester, deaf; Julia N., daughter, 23, unmarried, b. Constantinople; Catina G., 27, married, daughter-in-law, b. Liverpool; N.G., grandson, 5; Harriet G., granddaughter, 4; Const. G., grandson, 2; Lissie A. Cornelius, granddaughter, 11, scholar; Zenobie A. Cornelius, granddaughter, 8; Alexandra A. Cornelius, 5; all born Liverpool & 11 servants.

Birth:
The birth of Catherine Argentine Ralli was registered Jul-Aug-Sep 1853,West Derby, Lancashire, v. 8b, p. 339.

Notes:

Married:
01 Aug 1874 according to Richard Anthony Ralli.

Notes:

The firm Melas Brothers -- Basil Melas, Demetrius Bikelas and Victor Melas, at the South Sea House, Threadneedle Street, London, was dissolved on 1 Aug 1876 (London Gazette, 1 Aug 1876, p. 4334.)

Christened:
Godparent: Mariora Cavafy

Died:
Year of death, 1917, reported on several ancestry.com private member sites; no supporting documentation.

Victor married Nada Zikalioti. Nada was born in 1856; died in 1939 in Athens, Attica, Greece. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Name:
Birth and death dates reported on an ancestry.com private member site; no supporting documentation.

Notes:

1851 England census for the household on New Bury Road, Broughton, Lancashire headed by N G Paspati, 37, b. Turkey, merchant in cotton fabrics; wife Harriet Paspati, 25, b. France; George Paspati, 4; Maria Paspati, 2; Peter Paspati, 1; Juliet Paspati, 1 month, all b. Manchester, Lancashire; 6 domestic servants.

1871 census shows for 3 Devonshire Road, Liverpool, a household headed by N. G. Paspoti, married, 55, merchant - East India, born Greece; Harrieta, wife, 44, b. France; George N., son, unmarried, 24, merchant - East India ,b. Manchester; Peter N., son, 21, unmarried, merchant's clerk, b. Manchester, deaf from birth; Julia N., daughter, 13, unmarried, b. Constantinople; Maria A. Cornelius, daughter, married, 23, b. Manchester; A. A. Cornelius, son-in-law, married, 33, merchant - East India; Liza A. Cornelius, granddaughter, unmarried, 1, b. Liverpool & 8 servants.

1881 census shows for 3 Devonshire Road, Liverpool, a household headed by Nicholas G. Paspati, married, 66, livelihood "from interest of money", born Chios, Turkey; Marietta, wife, 54, b. Marseille; G.N., son, married, 34, East India merchant, b. Manchester; Peter N., son, 31, unmarried, merchant's clerk, b. Manchester, deaf; Julia N., daughter, 23, unmarried, b. Constantinople; Catina G., 27, married, daughter-in-law, b. Liverpool; N.G., grandson, 5; Harriet G., granddaughter, 4; Const. G., grandson, 2; Lissie A. Cornelius, granddaughter, 11, scholar; Zenobie A. Cornelius, granddaughter, 8; Alexandra A. Cornelius, 5; all born Liverpool & 11 servants.

1891 England census: the household at 3 Devonshire Road [adjacent to 'Sunnyside'] was headed by Nicholas G. Paspatti, 75, living on his own means, b. Greece, with son Peter N., 40, accountant, b. Manchester. Visitors included Aristides Cornelius, 56, married, merchant, b. Greece, and [daughters] Etta [Zenobia], 18; Marie, 16, and Sanda, 13, all b. Liverpool.

Liverpool Electoral Registers, 1870, burgess roll: Nicholas George Paspati, Hellas House, 3 Devonshire Road, Prince's Park; 16 Mellor's Buildings, 30 Exchange street East (counting house); 1875: Nicholas George Paspati, 3 Devonshire Road, Prince's Park.

Founded Ralli Brothers Calcutta branch (Lal Bazaar) in 1851, along with John Eustratio Ralli.

The King of Greece conferred the Silver Cross of the Order of the Saviour on two leading Greek citizens of Liverpool in recognition of their services in raising a fund for the relief of the sufferers by the earthquakes at Zante, Greece: N.G. Paspati and Theodore A. Vlasto (The Times [London] 23 May 1893).

Nicholas G. Paspati, 21, b. Chios, unmarried, having arrived Syros in 1826, merchant, swore allegiance to the Greek state on 12 Apr 1836 at the Greek consulate, Constantinople.

Investments: Nicholas Paspatti, merchant, Liverpool, was an investor in the Bank of Alexandria Limited (London Gazette 27 Feb 1873). Nicholas Geo. Paspati, merchant, 25 Finsbury Circus, London, invested in the Bank of Alexandria Limited (London Gazette 27 Feb 1875). Nicholas G. Paspati, Liverpool merchant, invested in the Bank of Alexandria Limited (London Gazette 28 Feb 1874). Nicholas George Paspati, Gentleman, Hellas House, Princes Park, Liverpool invested 14 years later (London Gazette 28 Feb 1887).

Nicholas Paspati contributed £200 to The Chio Earthquake Relief Fund (Liverpool Mercury 20 Apr 1881).

Nicholas George Paspatti, 3 Devonshire Road, is on the 1881 and 1886 Electoral Lists for Liverpool, England.

Their son Peter was the subject of a bizarre court case (Times [London], 24 Mar 1914).

Paspati N. G., 12 Aytoun St., Manchester, England (1853 city directory), the same location for Eustratio Ralli, with whom he was perhaps in business.

His brother, Alexander, and parents are also on the Negroponte-Agelasto tree.

John Eustriatio Ralli & Nicholas George Paspati managed Ralli Bros., Calcutta, founded 1851.

1851: John Eustratio Ralli and Nicholas George Paspati directed the Calcutta branch of Ralli Bros. ("The Firm of Ralli Brothers and Other Greek Firms," pp. 69-92).

Died:
Death notice appeared in The Times (London) 25 Sep 1895, pg. 1.

Nicholas George Paspati of Devonshire Rd, Liverpool, and of Penmaenmawr, Carnarvonshire, gentleman, died 23 Sep 1895 at Devonshire Rd; probate Liverpool 19 Dec to Harriet Paspati, widow; effects £67,178 7s. 2d.

Buried:
Folio Entry C/N Section Grave Class
1337 26706 N N 336 352 CEM 9/2/5

Nicolas married Arietta (Petros) Schilizzi. Arietta was born on 4 Sep 1826 in Marseille, Bouches-du-Rhône, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur,France; died on 06 Mar 1917 in Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK; was buried in Smithdown Road Cemetery, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The 1851 England census for the household on New Bury Road, Broughton, Lancashire headed by N G Paspati, 37, b. Turkey, merchant in cotton fabrics; wife Harriet Paspati, 25, b. France; George Paspati, 4; Maria Paspati, 2; Peter Paspati, 1; Juliet Paspati, 1 month, all b. Manchester, Lancashire; 6 domestic servants.

The 1871 census shows for 3 Devonshire Road, Liverpool, a household headed by N. G. Paspoti, married, 55, merchant - East India, born Greece; Harrieta, wife, 44, b. France; George N., son, unmarried, 24, merchant - East India ,b. Manchester; Peter N., son, 21, unmarried, merchant's clerk, b. Manchester, deaf from birth; Julia N., daughter, 13, unmarried, b. Constantinople; Maria A. Cornelius, daughter, married, 23, b. Manchester; A. A. Cornelius, son-in-law, married, 33, merchant - East India; Liza A. Cornelius, granddaughter, unmarried, 1, b. Liverpool & 8 servants.

The 1881 census shows for 3 Devonshire Road, Liverpool, a household headed by Nicholas G. Paspati, married, 66, livelihood "from interest of money", born Chios, Turkey; Marietta, wife, 54, b. Marseille; G.N., son, married, 34, East India merchant, b. Manchester; Peter N., son, 31, unmarried, merchant's clerk, b. Manchester, deaf; Julia N., daughter, 23, unmarried, b. Constantinople; Catina G., 27, married, daughter-in-law, b. Liverpool; N.G., grandson, 5; Harriet G., granddaughter, 4; Const. G., grandson, 2; Lissie A. Cornelius, granddaughter, 11, scholar; Zenobie A. Cornelius, granddaughter, 8; Alexandra A. Cornelius, 5; all born Liverpool & 11 servants.

The 1901 census shows for 3 Devonshire Road, Liverpool, a household headed by Harriette Paspati, head, 74, widow, living on own means, b. France, Greek subject; Marie Cornelius, daughter, 52, living on own means, b. Manchester; Aristide Cornelius, son-in-law, 55, married, living on own means, b. Turkey, Greek subject; Alexandra, granddaughter, 23, living on own means, b. Liverpool; Costi Paspati, grandson, 22, b. Liverpool & 12 servants.

Residence, England: 1851, New Bury Road, Broughton; 1871-1901, 3 Devonshire Road, Liverpool; at DOD 7 Linnet Lane, Liverpool.

Died:
Her estate valued at £22210 14s. 1d. was administered by Thomas Bellringer Howarth.

Notes:

Occupation: Merchant with Ralli & Psycha (Liverpool).

Residence, England: 1855-1867, Holly Road, Fairfield, Liverpool; 'Park Mount', Ullet Road, Sefton Park, Liverpool; Merrion Place, Higher Broughton, Salford; 1871, 11 Locherby Road, Liverpool; 1889, Liverpool; 6 Mannering Road, Sefton Park, Liverpool. [Note on 'Park Mount': CM Ralli left the mansion before his death; in 1919 Alexander Alexander Ralli lived there with his wife Chariclia Dragoumi, both registered voters. From the census the street address appears to be 38 Ullet Road, for 36 = Ullet Grange and 40 = South Hill]

The 1861 census: Holly Road, West Derby, Liverpool, England household headed by Constantine M. Ralli, 40, merchant, b. Greece; wife Jannett M., 27, b. Holland; daughters Catina, 7; Arghiri, 6; sons George, 3, Constantine, 5 months, all b. Liverpool; Julia P. Psicha, sister, 48 and Aspasia Psicha, niece, 18, both b. Greece & 5 servants.

The 1871 England census: 11 Locherby Road, West Derby, Lancashire: Constantine M. Ralli, 50, cotton merchant, b. Chios; wife Lannette M., 40, b. Amsterdam; daughters Catina, 17; Argiri, 16; sons George, 13; Constantine, 10; Panteli, 5; all scholars, b. Liverpool; & 6 servants. The next neighbors were the Constantine T. Rodocanachi and Augustus S. Agelasto families.

The 1881 census: "Park Mount," Sefton Park, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, England, household headed by Constantine M. Ralli, 60, cotton merchant, b. Chios; his wife Jeanette M, 50, b. Amsterdam; sons, all unmarried, b. Liverpool: Constantine C, 20; Michel C., 9, scholar, and Alexander C., 5; nephew, Pandia T. Ralli, 21, b. Chios & 4 servants.

Office: Ralli & Psicha, 14 Brunswick Buildings, Liverpool, England

Constantine Michael Ralli was partners with Theodore Michael Ralli, Antonio Michael Raili, Stephen Psicha, Theseus Psicha, George Psicha and Hector Psicha in Ralli and Psicha, Liverpool and as Antonio M. Ralli, General Merchants, Alexandria, Egypt when the latter two partners retired 8 May 1871 (London Gazette 27 Oct 1871). Stephen Psicha left the firm 31 Oct 1872 (London Gazette 25 Dec 1877).

C.M. Ralli contributed £1 1s in the subscription for the Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of All Nations, 1851 (Manchester Times 20 Jul 1850).

C.M. Ralli, P.Z. Rodocanachi, D.A. Mavrogordato, M.A. Ralli, G.P. Psicha, Theseus Psicha, Ar. A. Cornelius, Theod. Galatti, C.P. Negroponte, P.P. Negroponte and others served in a deputation of Greek residents of Liverpool who met with Sir Charles Dilke to discuss British-Greek foreign affairs at the Reform Club June 1879 (Liverpool Mercury 6 Jun 1879.

C.M. Ralli contributed £5 5s. to the Manchester and Liverpool Agricultural Society (Liverpool Mercury, 25 Mar 1871).

7 Jul 1887 - Attended the service at the Greek Orthodox Church in Prince's Road in honour of the visit of Prince Constantine of Greece.

8 Jul 1887 - Present at a dinner party hosted by Mr M.A. Ralli at his house in Aigburth Drive in honour of HRH Prince Constantine of Greece.

15 Jul 1891 - In attendance at the arrival of Prince George of Greece at Seacombe on the "City of New York" [date is a mistake; he was deceased].

Died:
His Will was proved 26 Apr 1890. It "notes that his father and mother are buried at the Church of St George in Scio. Power to grant Probate to Theodore (1824-1890), brother of the deceased...was reserved. This is consistent with [his] being in Egypt and near the end of his own life. The Will is remarkable in my eyes in that it recommends the children to marry Greeks of the Orthodox faith, exhorts and directs them to help and assist our mother country our dearest Greece, and not to forget that relatives perished unjustly at the hands of the Turks and that I myself was sold as a slave. It is said that the Sultan relented after the Massacre which had been ordered by his Admiral." (Andrew Serjeant)

Buried:
His monument is in Liverpool, where presumably he was buried.

Constantine married Zanetta Catharina (George) Psycha on 31 Oct 1851 in Amsterdam, Holland. Zanetta (daughter of George Psycha and Catherine Pateraki) was born on 29 May 1830 in Amsterdam, Holland; died on 03 Feb 1917 in 6 Mannering Road, Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK; was buried on 06 Feb 1917 in Smithdown Road Cemetery, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Occupation: rentiere

Residence, Liverpool, England: 1861, Holly Road, West Derby; 1871, 11 Locherby Road; 1881, Park Mount, Sefton Park, Toxteth Park; 1891-1915, 6 Mannering Road.

The 1861 census: Holly Road, West Derby, Liverpool, England household headed by Constantine M. Ralli, 40, merchant, b. Greece; wife Jannett M., 27, b. Holland; daughters Catina, 7; Arghiri, 6; sons George, 3, Constantine, 5 months, all b. Liverpool; Julia P. Psicha, sister, 48 and Aspasia Psicha, niece, 18, both b. Greece & 5 servants.

The 1871 England census: 11 Locherby Road, West Derby, Lancashire: Constantine M. Ralli, 50, cotton merchant, b. Chios; wife Lannette M., 40, b. Amsterdam; daughters Catina, 17; Argiri, 16; sons George, 13; Constantine, 10; Panteli, 5; all scholars, b. Liverpool; & 6 servants. The next neighbors were the Constantine T. Rodocanachi and Augustus S. Agelasto families.

The 1881 census: "Park Mount," Sefton Park, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, England, household headed by Constantine M. Ralli, 60, cotton merchant, b. Chios; his wife Jeanette M, 50, b. Amsterdam; sons, all unmarried, b. Liverpool: Constantine C, 20; Michel C., 9, scholar, and Alexander C., 5; nephew, Pandia T. Ralli, 21, b. Chios & 4 servants.

The 1891 census: 6 Mannering Road, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, England, household headed by Jeanette C. Ralli, widow, 60, living on own means, b. Holland; with unmarried sons Pandeli C. Ralli, 25, living on own means; Michael C., 19, medical student; Alexander C., 15, scholar, all b. Liverpool & 2 servants.

The 1911 England census: household at 6 Mannering Road Liverpool, Lancashire, headed by Jeannette Ralli, 80, b. Holland, widow, private means; sons Pandeli, 45, single, cotton merchant; Michel, 39, widowed, cotton salesman, both b. Liverpool; 3 servants.

Liverpool Electoral Registers, 1899-1900, 1904-1905, 1909-1910, 1914-1915: Jeannette Ralli, 6 Mannering Road (house).

Her husband refers in his Will to his brother-in-law George Psycha... See 9 photographs by Bedford Lamar (c. 1891) of the interior of their house: Iona, Liverpool (now part of the RCHM archive collection, London). (Christopher Long)


15 Jul 1891 - In attendance at the arrival of Prince George of Greece at Seacombe on the City of New York

Name:
Jeannette Psicha on her husband's death certificate.

Died:
Prior to interment a service was held at the Greek church, Liverpool, the Rev. Archimandrite N. Yannulis officiating.

Funeral reported by The [Liverpool] Post and Mercury, 7 Feb 1917. Mourners included Messrs. M. C. Ralli and A. C. Ralli, sons, Mrs. M. C. Ralli, Mrs. A. C. Ralli, and Mrs. C. C. Ralli (daughters-in-law), Mrs. A. A. Ralli, A. A. Ralli, A. Fachiri, A. Pallis, Mr. and Mrs. George Xydia, Lieut. Ralli (grandson), Mrs. Spartali, Mrs. Fachiri and the Maids from Mannering Road.

Jeannette Catharine Ralli, 6 Mannering Road, Liverpool, widow, died 3 Feb 1917; probate Liverpool, 29 Oct to Michael Constantine Ralli and Alexander Constantine Ralli, merchants; effects £540 2s. 4d. [probate register in city library annotated in red: "AWdlbo Liverpool 7 Jan 1952"]

Buried:
Section O, plot 963. The monument is destroyed and in pieces on the ground.