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| 11751 |
Occupation: landowner | Vlasto, Ambrouzis (Theodore) (I633)
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| 11752 |
Occupation: landowner, businessman | Brudenell, Edmund Crispin Stephen James George [George] (I2603)
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| 11753 |
Occupation: landowner; merchant. | Gripari, Nicolas Peter (Peter) (I1000)
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| 11754 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I586)
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| 11755 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2997)
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| 11756 |
Occupation: Lawyer | Skouzes, Alexander (George) (I3738)
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| 11757 |
Occupation: lawyer | Arroyo, Julian Avelino (Julian) (I4154)
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| 11758 |
Occupation: lawyer | Seybald, Gilles Daniel (Peter) (I4857)
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| 11759 |
Occupation: lawyer | Wachenhusen, Gustav Christian Diederich Wilhelm (Johann) (I342)
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| 11760 |
Occupation: lawyer | Molisani [Mollison], Edward Howard (Edward) (I125)
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| 11761 |
Occupation: lawyer | Vernudachi, Jacques Etienne Pandia (Alexandre) (I1350)
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| 11762 |
Occupation: lawyer | Vernudachi, Michel Paul Georges (Jacques) (I1451)
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| 11763 |
Occupation: lawyer | Kanakaris-Roufos, Lucas (Rodis) (I3544)
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| 11764 |
Occupation: lawyer (international trade & corporate). | Lardi, Paul Frank (William) (I2989)
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| 11765 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2943)
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| 11766 |
Occupation: Lawyer and Greek minister; 1898, professor of International law, University of Athens; 1900, member of the Arbitration Court, The Hague; member of central committee of Crete in Greece; 1910-13, Greek Minister Plenipotentiary to Vienna; and 1915 to Constantinople; 1913-14, Minister of Foreign Affairs; Greek delegate to the SDN. President of the Academy of Athens. | Streit, George (George) (I1088)
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| 11767 |
Occupation: lawyer and judge. | Malleval, Georges Louis (Désiré) (I4047)
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| 11768 |
Occupation: lawyer in Pisa, politician. In 1922 he was Minister of Labor in the Italian Cabinet organized by Luigi Facta. He had previously served as Under Secretary of Justice under Giovanni Giolitti and Francesco Nitti. | Dello Sbarba, Arnaldo (I2876)
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| 11769 |
Occupation: lawyer, banker | Lykiardopoulo, Anthony Constantine (Constantine) (I5050)
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| 11770 |
Occupation: Lawyer, Norfolk, Va. Fentress & Agelasto, 1893-1897, over 96 Main St.; 1898, 228 Main, with William A. Fentress; solo practice, 1899-1900, 230 Main; 1901, 234 Main; 1902, 236 Main; 1903, 44-45-46 Virginia-Carolina Blg; Agelasto & Miller, 1904, same add. with Frank C. Miller; Agelasto, Miller & White, 1905, same add. with Wm. J. White; 1906, 500-504 Board of Trade Bldg; Agelasto & Miller 1907-1918, 502-503-504 Board of Trade Bldg; 1919, Ledger-Dispatch Bldg 118 E Plume R234. | Agelasto, Peter Alexander (Alexander) (I191)
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| 11771 |
Occupation: lawyer. Her website. | Vernudachi, Anne (Michel) (I1491)
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| 11772 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4384)
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| 11773 |
Occupation: lawyer; assistant US attorney for Southern District (1937-1940); New York regional attorney, Department of Labor (1942-1944); at DOD partner in Davies, Hardy, Ives & Lawther. | Carroll, John Kennedy (Patrick) (I54)
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| 11774 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3625)
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| 11775 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Private (I2995)
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| 11776 |
Occupation: maker and designer of tapestries | Defeyer, Arthur Vital (I338)
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| 11777 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I593)
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| 11778 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3360)
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| 11779 |
Occupation: management consultant; 2015, CEO, Clark Street Associates, 393 N Clark Ave, Los Altos, California. | Empedocles, Stephen Alexander (Philip) (I2806)
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| 11780 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3464)
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| 11781 |
Occupation: Manager (1900-1914), Hispano Suiza Motors, New York (New York Herald Tribune, 13 Sep 1960); 1908, with Panhard Company (New York Times, 10 May 1908). | de Magnin, André (Paul) (I927)
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| 11782 |
Occupation: manager, Vagliano Brothers, 19 Old Broad Street, E.C.; G.S. Ziffo & Co., general merchants, 10 & 11 Lime St., 3d floor, London (1902-17 phone listing; directory listing 1910 & 1914-15).
| Ziffo, George (Stephanos) (I269)
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| 11783 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1994)
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| 11784 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1711)
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| 11785 |
Occupation: Maritime Minister and Notary of the Secretum of the Sea (a tribunal of judges) under the reign of Michael III, son of Theophilos (842-867). He was the ninth of ten royal notaries who signed the treatise "Tribunal maritimum demetitur navem peculiarem monasterii exemptam a tributis secundum privilegia imperatorum, traditique eam monarchis." | Agelasto, Basileios (unknown) (I722)
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| 11786 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4702)
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| 11787 |
Occupation: Marketing Manager, Leroy Merlin, Greece (2016). | Van den Wouwer, Hans Hortence Frans (Paul) (I5137)
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| 11788 |
Occupation: marketing; 2015, Executive Assistant at Goodman Reed Motorcars, Santa Barbara, California | Kogevinas, Alexander Linos (Linos) (I5080)
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| 11789 |
Occupation: Marseille merchant; 1872-75, with brother Demosthenes; 1872-1884, with Agelasto, Michel & Fils, 23 Allées de Capucines, Marseille; 1884, 9 rue de la République. 1874, in partnership, D. M. Agelasto and Company, merchants, carrying on business at Liverpool, with brother Demosthenes, and with Pericles Apalyros until the latter retired from the firm 28 Mar 1874. (London Gazette notice 8 May 1874) | Agelasto, Dimitrios (Michael) (I55)
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| 11790 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3479)
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| 11791 |
Occupation: mechanic | Agelasto, Gregory (Dimitri) (I1265)
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| 11792 |
Occupation: Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineer | Mavrogordato, Michel Noël (George) (I1346)
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| 11793 |
Occupation: Mechanical Engineer's Draughtsman; Mechanical Engineer working on own account; Builder & Haulage Contractor. | Ralli, Anthony (Michael) (I895)
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| 11794 |
Occupation: Mechanical Engineer. | Psycha, Pandely (Theseus) (I962)
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| 11795 |
Occupation: Medical Record Tech, Mt. Kisco Medical Group, Mt. Kisco, New York, USA. | Bator, Lillian (Joseph) (I2753)
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| 11796 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4057)
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| 11797 |
Occupation: Mediterranean shipping merchant. 1862, 1863, S.C. Agelasto; 1867, 36 Cooper Street, Manchester; 1 Jan 1870, S.C. Agelasto operated with Stephen C Agelasto in Manchester, John A. Ralli in London and George Rizo & H Stazati Psycha in Calcutta; 1876, merchant with A. Agelasto & Co.; 1877-78, with Agelasto & Co., merchants, 63 George St., Manchester (company listing 1883, 1886, 1895). After Stephen Cosi's death the 1903 city directory lists Agelasto & Co, 63 George St., Manchester, "East Indies, all kinds of cotton goods." Also in Manchester the same year, there was a similar business with a slightly different name: A Agelasto & Co, run by John Emmanuel Agelasto, Aubonne House, 491 Bury New Road. Agelasto & Co. was still in business in 1909-1911, at 78 George St., Manchester, its directory listing including "East Indies, grey & white cotton goods."
| Agelasto, Stephanos Cosis (Cosi) (I43)
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| 11798 |
Occupation: Member of parliament on Syros | Eumorfopoulos, Leonidas (Antonios) (I2274)
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| 11799 |
Occupation: Merchant
George Speis, a researcher in Greece, writes (March 2012):
Michael Agelastos, owner of the Zea Coal Company in the island of Kea, was partner at the «Agelastos & Sfezzo Cie» in Istanbul and was involved with the coal company from about 1895 until 1910 when it was bought by Mihalinos. Agelastos created the Zea Coal Company with Welsh coal to supply the British War Fleet at a very critical time of high tensions between the British Empire and The French-Russian coalition. The reason was to prevent the Russians from occupying Istanbul. He must have been a very fascinating person. He was a member of the British Ottoman Chamber of Commerce and must have had very close relations with Sir James Whittall of the Great House, who established the Chamber and was highly regarded as the richest Levantine. | Agelasto, Michael (Stamati) (I154)
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| 11800 |
Occupation: merchant
| Ralli, Alexander Constantine (Constantine) (I977)
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