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| courtesy: genealogy website
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| Photographed by Carl Merlin, Athens, this portrait was also included in the Théologo Family Album, now archived at The American College of Greece Art collection.
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| photo courtesy website in his honor.
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| John Sheldon Zavitz memorial
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| Agelasto v. Rehder "Action on a Contract for the Sale of Jute," Manchester Guardian, 10 Jul 1872, p 6
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| St Charles Hospital, Exmoor St, London, England photo 2009; the hospital occupies the entire block. Pandely J Agelasto died at 12 Exmoor St, Kensingston in 1936.
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| "An Italian Holiday in the Library" by Charlotte P. Agelasto. Library Review, v. 20, n. 1 (1965), pp. 15-17
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| "And When Did You Last See Your Father?" William Frederick Yeames (1878) Liza and her brother were models for the children in their uncle's painting.
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| "Days of Industry: Anna Jameson 1794–1860"
by C. P. Agelasto. Library Review, v. 23, n. 1/2 (1971), pp. 22-24.
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| "Documento de Alteracao de Sociedade e ata de Transformacao em Anonima" Diario de Noticias [Rio de Janeiro, Brazil], 18 Dec 1971, p 14.
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| "DuPont's Daughter Elopes with Student" Boston Journal, 20 Dec 1907
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| "From the Times Archives" The Times of India, 10 Sep 1992
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| "Good Scores at Gun Tourney," The Washington Post 31 May 1905, p 14.
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| "Greek Bachelors' Ball" Manchester Guardian, 25 Feb 1860, p 4
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| "Layard and Gladstone" Trewman's Exeter Flying Post, 20 Mar 1878
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| "Legacy of Childhood" by Charlotte P. Agelasto. Library Review, v. 20, n. 6 (1966), pp. 390-391.
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| "Lord Derby and the Greeks" Daily News, 6 Feb 1878, regarding Greek merchants' interests due to strife between Greece and Turkey
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| "Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Layard" The Times, 11 Feb 1878, pg. 6
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| "Mr. Gladstone and the Bulgarians" The Times 26 Nov 1877
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| "Mr. Gladstone on Turkey: His Strong Speech Delivered in Liverpool Thursday" New York Times, 29 Sep 1896
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| "Mr. Labouchere's Fight: The Charges Made in his Plea in Mr. Lawson's Libel Suit" New York Times, 20 Mar 1881
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| "Mr. Layard and Mr Gladstone"
The Examiner, 16 Feb 1878
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| "Mr. Layard and Mr. Gladstone" The Graphic, 16 Mar 1878
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| "Mrs. John Ralli's Estate" The Morning Post [London], 1 May 1900, p. 3.
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| "Mrs. Negroponte's Ball" Manchester Times 12 Jan 1900
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| "No Shortage of Cork Seen," San Antonio Light, 3 Jan 1951, p 11-A
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| "Norfolk Cotton Dealers Burned Out," Washington Post, 3 Apr 1884, p 1. Damaged offices had been occupied by A. Gaustaver, N. Maine Bateson and G. S. Frangopulo, cotton buyers.
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| "Park Mount," 38 Ullet Road, Liverpool Constantine M. and Jeanette Ralli lived at "Park Mount," Sefton Park, in 1881, along with sons Constantine, Michel and Alexander, and nephew Pandia T. Ralli; Also in residence, George Constantine Ralli's daughter Jeanne and her husband Peter Gripari and their daughter Jeanne born there in 1887; Alexander Alexander Ralli [Constantine M. Ralli's 2nd cousin, 2X removed, sharing the same ancestor, Antonios Theodoris Ralli (1740-1794)] with his wife Chariclia Dragoumi in 1919; photo 2009. Number 38 Ullet is Class II listed (1975).
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| "Park Mount," 38 Ullet Road, Liverpool the gate post
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| "Shocking Death of a Cardriver," Isle of Man Times and General Advertiser, 1 Oct 1887, p. 2. Peter Kewley was a witness in the coroner's inquiry into the death of Robert Corlett, Sep 1887, Douglas, Isle of Man.
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| "Shooting Club Property for Sale," Forest and Stream, Feb 1927, 97, n 2, p 128.
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| "Shooting Club Property for Sale," Forest and Stream, Feb 1927, 97, n 2, p 128. Letter to the editor concerning the law and the preservation of game
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| "Sir Charles Dilke on the Progress of Greece" Liverpool Mercury, 6 June 1879, regarding a deputation of Greeks concerned about Greek-British foreign affairs
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| "Socially Speaking," San Antonio Light, 18 Dec 1950, p 3.
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| "Society Girl Who Disappeared" The Evening Telegraph and Post (Dundee, Scotland), 22 Dec 1937 p. 4.
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| "Stoneleigh," 31 Alexandra Drive, Liverpool, England As a widow Lucy Agelasto Frangopulo lived at "Stoneleigh," Prince's Park, off Aigburth Road, from 1871-1881; photo 2009. With her in 1881 were the family of daughter Angelica -- husband Dimitrios A. Galatti, daughters Lucy and Zenovia who were born there and sons Stamati and Augustus -- unmarried sons Nicholas, George and Johnny; and daughters Marigo and Argyri. [John Papadachi notes this the Stoneleigh at 31 Alexandra Drive is close to, but not the same Stoneleigh off Aigburth Road]
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| "Stoneleigh," 31 Alexandra Drive, Liverpool, England
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| "The Cause of Damala's Death" The New York Times, 2 Sep 1889, p. 4.
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| "The Debate on the Negroponte Incident" from The Pall Mall Gazette, reprinted in The Ipswich Journal, 16 March 1878
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| "The Gladstone-Negroponte Correspondence: Official Despatch" Aberdeen Weekly Journal, 13 Mar 1878
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