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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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 | 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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51.5228053, -0.2163807
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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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 | "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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 | "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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 | Πέρα: Το σταυροδρόμι της Ρωμιοσύνης
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 | 'Chios' - EM Rodocanachi House in Worthing
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 | 'Dunmore,' 21 Livingstone Drive North, Liverpool, England
When naturalized on 16 May 1900, Andrew Pandelli Fachiri gave Dunmore, Livingstone Drive, Liverpool as his place of residence; photo 2009.
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 | 'Dunmore,' 21 Livingstone Drive North, Liverpool, England
The name 'Dunmore' is on the rubbish bins.
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 | 'Kersal Hill', Broughton, Lancashire, England
Present day Kersal Hill Convent, 22 Singleton Rd, Salford
M7 4WL
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 | 'Old Mousers', Dormansland, Surrey, England
Where he lived, near Lingfield, while his wife lived on the Isle of Wight; photo courtesy his granddaughter Edith Eumorfopoulos Baker, who visited the house with her mother before the latter's death.
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 | 'Old Mousers', Race Course Rd, Dormansland, Lingfield, Surrey, England
photo 2009
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 | 'Old Mousers', Race Course Rd, Dormansland, Lingfield, Surrey, England
detail--gatepost
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 | 'Parkside,' 5 Livingston Drive, Liverpool, England
Paul Z. Rodocanachi, as a widower, lived at 'Parkside,' Sefton Park, with some of his unmarried children, including his daughters Despina and Marigo, in 1891, and Paul, who died in 1888; photo 2009. The address was the residence in 1901 of Nicholas and Cleopatra Fachiri and their daughters Despina and Marietta and nephew Anthony.
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 | 'Parkside,' 5 Livingston Drive, Liverpool, England
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 | 'Springfield,' Broughton, Lancashire
approximate location of the Casdagli estate.
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 | 'Sunnyside,' Devonshire Rd., Liverpool, England
photo 2009; Zenobia Cornelios may have been born in 'Sunnyside,' adjacent -- at that time -- to 3 Devonshire Road, where her parents and grandparents lived.
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 | 'Sunnyside,' Devonshire Road, Liverpool, England
photo 2009
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 | --, ---, and Peter Alexander Agelasto
circa 1890s
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 | 1 Holland Park, Kensington, London
photo 2009; the site is now occupied by the Greek Embassy; earlier structures were destroyed by fire. Previously a nursing home, owned by the local Council, sat here. From about 1880 - 1905 the Alexander C. Ionides family lived here.
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51.5104688, -0.2032705
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 | 1 Holland Park, Kensington, London
The Embassy of Greece
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51.5104688, -0.2032705
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 | 1 Kensington Park Gardens, Kensington, London, England
Residence occupied by various members of the Aristides and Mariora Eumorfopoulos family from 1871 - 1897; photo 2009.
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51.5118231, -0.2016785
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 | 1 King's Arms Yard, London, England
photo 2009; the 1 King's Arms Yard replaces buildings that themselves likely followed the demolition of dozens of houses neighboring Moorgate, built 1840. P.P. Rodocanachi & Co., merchants, was located at 1 King's Arms Yard, Moorgate Street, London (1894-1906)
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 | 1 King's Arms Yard, London, England
architect's rendering
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 | 1 Livingston Drive North, Liverpool, England.
Alexander C. and Mina Ralli lived at 1 Livingston Drive North, Sefton Park, with their children (where the last three were born) at least from 1916-1919; photo 2009.
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 | 1 Livingston Drive North, Liverpool, England.
gate post
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 | 1 South Place, London, England
photo 2009; Finsbury Circus rebuilt
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 | 1-2-6 Great Winchester St., London, England
photo 2009; London renewed.
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 | 1-3 Rumford Street, Liverpool, Merseyside, England
photo 2008; the building houses the World War II Museum, located in the Underground H Q of Western Approaches (a term for both the Atlantic Ocean off Liverpool and the British naval command defending it during WWII). A. and M. Ralli, Cotton Brokers, were located in the Carlton Buildings, 3 Rumford St (1891-1904).
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 | 1-5 Prince's Gate, London, England
photo 2009; the buildings on the frontage road parallel to Kensington Rd, Knightsbridge, have been rebuilt. As a widow in 1881 Virginia Schilizzi lived at 3 Princes Gate with her daughters Alexandra and Hypatia; Paul J. Schilizzi resided here at his 1879 death; Paul P Rodocanachi used the address in 1918.
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 | 10 Albert Place, London, England
photo 2009; Pandely John Agelasto lived at this address with his family in 1923-24.
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 | 10 Arlington Road, Ealing W5, London, England
photo 2009; Pandia and Hypatia Ralli also lived at 10 Arlington Road (left part of the duplex), Ealing, at the time of his 1930 death.
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 | 10 Blackfriars St., Manchester, England
photo 2015; the building is now the Textile Apartments (25 units). Dimitrios Calvocoressi, with Calvocoressi & Darvaro, merchants, was officed here until 1851.
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 | 10 Grange Park, Ealing W5, London, England
photo 2009; Pandia and Hypatia Ralli lived at 10 Grange Park, Ealing at the time of his 1930 death.
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 | 10 Lime St., London, England
photo 2009; a new building stands where G.S. Ziffo Co., general merchants, was officed, 10 & 11 Lime St., 3d floor (1902-1915)
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 | 10 Lime St., London, England
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 | 102 Westbourne Terrace, London, England
Victoria Garden Hotel (closed); photo 2009. Antonio and Nina Ralli lived at this Bayswater address with their family, from 1861-1882.
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 | 1088 Park Ave., New York, New York
Stamati and Joan Agelasto lived at 1088 Park Ave., Manhattan, in 1951; photo 2009.
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 | 11 Bloom St., Manchester, England
Photo 2015; Eustratio Ralli, merchant, had an office at 11 Bloom St., Aytoun St (1863). Nicholas P. Argenti (1886), according to Manchester Rate Books.
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 | 11 Lloyd St., Manchester, England
Photo 2015. Redeveloped. Nicholas Argenti ran Argenti & Co., 1867, with Coco George Scaramanga, from this address. The Manchester 1866-1867-1872 Rate Book lists their company as Argenti & Zachiaro C.
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 | 11 Lockerby Road, Liverpool, England
In the latter decades of the 19th Century Lockerby [Locherby] Road was in the rural countryside east of Liverpool center. Number 11, a Class II listed building, was home to the Constantine M. Ralli family in 1871.
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