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10551	Menis Zizinia was held hostage by the Turks and hanged on 23 Apr 1822.	Zizinia, Menander (Stephanos) (I82)
10552	Mentioned 1725.	Negroponte, Paul (Ambrosios) (I9)
10553	Mentioned by Contopoulos as a wealthy Greek cotton merchant.	Benachi, Nicholas Marino (I783)
10554	Mentioned by Contopoulos.	Ralli, Stephanos (Zannis) (I609)
10555	Mentioned in a Despatch from General Sir A.J. Murray, D.S.O., dated 13 Oct 1916, for very devoted services, nursing.	Agelasto, Despina (Augustus) (I93)
10556	Mentioned in dispatch WWI: "The 13th Division (1st Army Corps, General Negroponte).The National Defence Army Corps is holding a portion of the line west of Lake Doiran..."	Negroponte, General Jacques (Platon) (I592)
10557	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I3711)
10558	Mentioned in her sister Despina's obituary, New York Herald Tribune, 1 Feb 1938, p. 16.	Ralli, Eugenie (Theodore) (I2161)
10559	Mentioned in the 'Actes' of Nea Moni Monastery	Negroponte, Paul (Ambrosios) (I4)
10560	Mentioned in the 'Actes' of Nea Moni Monastery'	Negroponte, Augustis (Ambrosios) (I3)
10561	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I533)
10562	Mentioned in the 1972 Perris book, information provided by his son Apostolos.	Agelasto, Loukas (Paul) (I529)
10563	Mentioned in the 1972 Perris book.	Agelasto, Alexander (Michael) (I233)
10564	Mentioned in the Codex Lazaretto of Chios, 1787, cited by Zolotas.	Agelasto, Zannis Psomas (unknown) (I741)
10565	Mentioned in the diaries of Ernest Howard Shepherd, B Coy 1st Bn Dorset Regt (Winnie the Pooh illustrator): 29 May 1915 - "One funny thing have just remembered. One of our officers, Lt Agelasto, was stripped in his dug-out when the Huns gassed. He had been out all night and fell in a Johnson hole, getting wet thro'. When we ran up he just put his gun, boots, coat and waterproof coat on, and he looked a real sketch, we had to laugh even at that critical time and later we fixed him up with a pair of trousers." 16 January 1916 - "Also to my great delight my Company Commander Captain Algeo has been awarded the Military Cross, also Lt Agelasto who used to command the Company back in May 1915. He is now gone to Serbia. Lt Agelasto I have mentioned before. He rushed up towards Hill naked on May 5th except for waterproof coat and gumboots."	Agelasto, Captain Augustus (Stephen) MC (I201)
10566	Mentioned in the documents of the Evangelical School of Smyrna in 1743, 1764 by Zolotas. He and his wife pay at the Moundon Monastery to have their names included, along with that of Ioannis Agelasto in the Friday evening and Saturday morning memorial sermons (Codex of Monastery of Moundon, about 1746).	Agelasto, Chadzi Pandelis (Dimitri) (I5)
10567	Mentioned in the documents of the Evangelical School of Smyrna in 1743.	[Agelasto], Maria (I6)
10568	Mentioned in the Latin Codex for Chios in 1746. Strange that he had sons Pandia and Pandely who each had a son Michael.(Christopher Long)	Agelasto, Michael (Pandelis) (I11)
10569	Mentioned in the Latin Codex of Chios. 'Had many children'. (Christopher Long)	Negroponte, Ambrosios (Paul) (I5)
10570	Mentioned in the Moundon Codex in 1702 (Chios). The Agelasto family had its origins in Byzantine Constantinople.	Agelasto, Chadzi Dimitri (unknown) (I1)
10571	Mentioned in the Saint Anargiron Codex in 1739, cited by Zolotas. This may be the basis for Argenti's placement.	Agelasto, Chadzi Zannis (Dimitri) (I3)
10572	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I2039)
10573	Merchant [he overlaps with another M.P. Agelasto who was a Merchant/shipper in Marseille from 1819]. 31 Dec 1861, Petrocochino, Agelasto & Co., Marseille, in which M. P. Agelasto was a partner as well as John Michael, his UK-based son, and M. Parembli, probably a relation of his wife, was dissolved by mutual consent. (Daily News, 29 Mar 1862; London Gazette)	Agelasto, Michael (Pandely) (I38)
10574	Merchant, Marseille (1869)	Psycha, George (Pandely) (I959)
10575	Merchant, origin Constantinople	Manuel, Miltiades Basil (Basil) (I1372)
10576	Merchant, origin Salonica	Cavafy, Peter John (John) (I3970)
10577	Merchant, origin Smyrna	Empedocles, Peter (I1641)
10578	Merchant, origin Smyrna; stockbroker.	Spartali, Demetrius (Michael) (I3309)
10579	Merchant, resident at Metamorphosis parish, Ermoupolis, Syros.	Negroponte, John (Demetrius) (I3680)
10580	Merchant, writer & historian. Joined Ralli Brothers in Marseilles for a period, according to Kerofilas.	Vlasto, Stephanos (Anthony) (I620)
10581	Merchant.	Salvago, Michel Constantin (Constantin) (I3489)
10582	Merchant. Edmond Bruynserade and his father Philippe are listed in the list of 'négociants notables', Anvers, Belgium, 1864. They ran the grain import/export business P. Bruynserade.	Bruynserade, Edmond (Philippe) (I672)
10583	Merchant. Listed in 1913 as a member of the Baltic Exchange (representing L. Lambrinudi & Co. of Drapers? Gardens).	Lambrinudi, Leonidas (Emmanuel) (I3603)
10584	Merelina on her marriage certificate to Russell R. Robinson.	Scaramanga, Julia Merilina (George) (I1742)
10585	Merigo Carroll authored Snail's Tales: Teacher's Manual Random House literature series, Random House School Division, 1973; ISBN 039400275X, 9780394002750, 165 pages.	Chianese, Merigo (Anthony) (I106)
10586	Merope Themist. Petrokokkinos gave two 5-candle candelabras to the Greek Church of Manchester, 1910.	Mavrogordato, Marigo (Ambrouzis) (I1843)
10587	Meropi Th Petrokokkinos gave red curtains and a gold threaded cloth for two footstools to the Greek Church of Manchester, 1884.	Mavrogordato, Marigo (Ambrouzis) (I1843)
10588	Meropi Th. Petrokokkinos gave a stained glass window of the Good Samaritan to the Greek Church of Manchester, 1900.	Mavrogordato, Marigo (Ambrouzis) (I1843)
10589	Messrs. S. M. Mavrogordato and Co. Back King Street contributed £2 to the "Public Parks, &c. Subscriptions" (The Manchester Guardian, 10 May 1845, p 1).	Mavrogordato, Scarlatos (Michael) (I2395)
10590	Metaxa says about 1862 (Christopher Long)	Negroponte, Paul Jacob (Jacob) (I337)
10591	Metaxa's Greek Church baptism record shows his parents as John C. Schilizzi of Chios & Julia - presumably an error. Portrait painted (full length) by Ralph Peacock in 1902.	Schilizzi, Captain John Stephen (Stephen) (I2594)
10592	Michael A. Ralli, 58, b. Chios, married, having arrived Syros 1826, merchant, swore allegiance to the Greek state on 26 May 1847 at the town hall, Ermoupolis.	Ralli, Michalis (Antonio) (I864)
10593	Michael A. Sevastopulo, 24 Finsbury Circus, London, is listed among the 96 Greek members of the Baltic Exchange 1860-69.	Sevastopoulos, Michael (Alexander) (I271)
10594	Michael Agelasto bought George Dromocaitis out of slavery in Constantinople, after the 1822 massacre. See, also website.	Agelasto, Michael (Stamati) (I32)
10595	Michael Agelasto signed a letter to the provisory Greek Parliament in 1825 demanding it include a Chiot deputy. This suggests he lived briefly in Syros after fleeing Chios in 1822 and before settling in Marseille.	Agelasto, Michael (Pandely) (I38)
10596	Michael Agelasto was influential in bringing T. Catesby Jones' modern art collection to Virginia.	Agelasto, Michael (Alexander) (I193)
10597	Michael Agelasto, my great-uncle, for whom I was named, worked in cotton brokerage, which he thoroughly detested, according to my mother. Known as Mickey, he was educated as both an engineer and medical doctor, but he practiced neither of these professions. The middle of the three brothers, it was he who never married and had the responsibility to take care of his mother who did not die until Mickey was himself 65 years old. Mickey was fluent in several languages, including classical Greek, and he managed to flee to Europe for summer vacations, leaving his mother, I suspect, to his siblings' management.	Agelasto, Michael (Alexander) (I193)
10598	Michael Alex. Ralli, 43, b. Ermoupolis, Syros, married, merchant, swore allegiance to the Greek state on 23 Dec 1902, presumably at the town hall, Ermoupolis.	Ralli, Michel (Alexander) (I3229)
10599	Michael Alexander Psycha, b. 9 Jan 1903, residing New York, New York, was naturalized USA, 1 Mar 1965.	Psycha, Michael Alexander (Antony) (I4180)
10600	Michael Alexander Sevastopulo retired on 18 April 1865 from his partnership with Georges Demetrius Zizinia, Constantine Paul Negroponte and Thomas Zizinia; the latter three remained in business as merchants, London and Liverpool (London Gazette 19 May 1865).	Zizinia, Thomas Themistocles (Georges) (I704)

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