Living

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Occupation: electrical engineer

Residence: Tampa, Florida USA

executive committee member, American Foundation for Greek Language and Culture (AFGLC)

Author of "Syros, a Cultural Beacon in the 19th Century," paper delivered at the American Foundation for Greek Language and Culture conference on 'The Hellenic Legacy through the Ages,' University of South Florida, Tampa FL, 7-8 Mar 2008, 12 pp.

Died:
Funeral 6 July 2021 at St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church, Tampa, FL.

Obituary on Dignity Memorial:

John was a traveler with a penchant for learning and new experiences. After attending Athens College, John studied electrical engineering at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland, where he graduated summa cum laude. Shortly afterwards, he received a post-graduate diploma and welcomed his daughter Ésme with his former wife May Galbraith. After military service in Greece and working for NATO in the Hague, Netherlands, where their sons Dimitri and Manoli were born, John and his then-wife Lila moved to Avon, Connecticut where he worked for United Technologies Corp and earned a M.S. degree in Computer Science. John became a naturalized U.S. citizen and moved to Vienna, Virginia where he worked for the MITRE corporation supporting US govt information systems. While establishing and managing a MITRE satellite office at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, he met and later married Sue Munroe Krinos, his wife of nearly thirty-six years, in 1985. Richness in work and life would lead him to move and travel before retiring in Lutz (near Tampa) in 1997. A devoted husband, father, and grandfather, his entire family has benefited from his love, kindness and curiosity of mind. Those who have known John have fond memories of his unique intellect, wisdom and spirit, forged both in his home in the United States and the family?s ancestral home of Syros, Greece.

John married Angeliki Isabella (Theodore) Sordina in 1959 in Corfu, Ionian Islands, Greece, and was divorced on 23 Apr 1981 in Hillsborough, Florida USA. Angeliki (daughter of Theodore (Andrea) Sordina and Isabella (Pericles) Papadaki) was born on 8 Jan 1937 in Corfu, Ionian Islands, Greece; died on 13 Feb 2004 in Fairfax, Virginia USA; was buried in Quantico National Cemetery, Quantico, Prince William County, Virginia USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Naturalized US citizen, 14 Apr 1972, Hartford, CN, petition no. 68850.

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Divorced:
John D Krinos and his wife Angelica were divorced 23 Apr 1981, Hillsborough, FL, certificate Number 021572.

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Demetrius John Krinos, 25, b. Ermoupolis, unmarried, swore allegiance to the Greek state on 21 Oct 1925, presumably at the town hall, Ermoupolis, Syros.

His birth information as well as his father's name extracted from citizenship records.

Dimitrios married Alexandra [Krinos]. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Residence: Corfu. The middle floor of the house on Mantzarou Street, Corfu, was occupied by Theodore Sordina, his wife Isabella and their children.

Birth:
Precise date is '22/3 Apr 1891' from Livre d'or de la noblesse Ionienne. The second figure may be for baptism.

3 Apr 1891 according The Greek Gazette.

Christened:
Godparent: Despina Agelasto

Theodore married Isabella (Pericles) Papadaki. Isabella (daughter of Pericles (John) Papadaki, M.B.E.) was born on 29 Aug 1904 in Corfu, Ionian Islands, Greece; died in 2001. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Birth:
or 1905

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1881 England census: 18 Hyde Park Square household headed by Augustus Agelasto, 58, East India merchant; wife Despina, 47; both b. Greece; widowed mother Virginia, 80, b. Turkey; daughters Despina, 11, b. London; Julia, 13, b. Manchester; Angelina Sordina, 22, b. Turkey; and son-in-law Andrea Sordina, 35, East India merchant, b. Greece; & 5 servants.

Birth:
Livre d'or de la noblesse Ionienne says 6 Aug 1850.

Died:
Death in Brighton according to memorial notice that appeared in the Times [London], 19 Aug 1898, p. 1.

Buried:
Archimandrite A. Paraschis presiding

buried plot 14382, "Greek mortuary," reg. pg. 11296, no. 19532; his residence given as Brighton. The body was moved to Corfu, 20 Aug 1900.

Andrea married Angeliki (Augustus) Agelasto on 19 Oct 1880 in St Sophia, Moscow Road, Bayswater, London, England UK. Angeliki (daughter of Augustus (Cosi) Agelasto and Despina (Matheos) Ralli) was born on 28 May 1858 in Constantinople/Istanbul Turkey; died on 20 Jul 1942 in Corfu, Ionian Islands, Greece. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Residence: Constantinople; London; Corfu, Greece. She moved from London to Corfu in the 1890s when her husband died.

1871 England census: 18 Hyde Park Square household headed by Augustus Agelasto, 48, East India merchant, b. Tinos, Greece; wife Despina, 37, b. Syros; daughters Angelica, 12, b. Constantinople; Julia, 3, b. Manchester; Despina, 1, b. London; son-in-law John Ralli, 28, East India merchant; daughter Virginia Ralli, 18, both b. London; & 9 servants.

1881 England census: 18 Hyde Park Square household headed by Augustus Agelasto, 58, East India merchant; wife Despina, 47; both b. Greece; widowed mother Virginia, 80, b. Turkey; daughters Despina, 11, b. London; Julia, 13, b. Manchester; Angelina Sordina, 22, b. Turkey; and son-in-law Andrea Sordina, 35, East India merchant, b. Greece; & 5 servants.

She was the executor of the estate of Angherou Constantine Agelasto.

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Married:
Marriage Witnesses: John Ralli and Virginia Ralli; Hieronymous Myriantheus presiding; entry 111.

Livre d'or de la noblesse Ionienne says 16 Oct 1880.

Marriage notice appeared in theDaily News (London) 22 Oct 1880.

The Rev. the Archimandrite Hieronymous Myrianthous, assisted by the Rev. the Archimandrite Makarios officiated.

Andrew John B S Sordina and Angelina Agelasto registered their marriage Oct-Nov-Dec 1880, Kensington, London, volume 1a, page 377.

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Pericles Papadachi, Esq., British Vice-Consul at Corfu became a Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (MBE), 1 Jan 1935.

He or a sibling may have been the subject of summons issued to John Papadachi under the Vaccination Acts: "John Papadachi, merchant, Singleton Road, Higher Broughton, had received a summons charging him with neglecting to procure the vaccination of his child, but had since forwarded a proper certificate showing he had conformed to the law. the case was dismissed on payment of the costs." Manchester Times, 6 Jun 1874.

Christened:
At home; Son of John P. Papadachi & Marigo Ducas Paleologo; entry 222(78)/075; Godparent: his maternal aunt Angeliki Paleologo; priest: Vasilios Moros, Presbyter: M. Oeconomos.

Name:
or Papadachi