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| 11851 |
Occupation: merchant | Vernudachi, Pandia (John) (I400)
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| 11852 |
Occupation: merchant | Coronio, Theodore John (Zannis) (I1301)
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| 11853 |
Occupation: merchant | Chryssoveloni, Leonidas John (Zannis) (I1792)
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| 11854 |
Occupation: merchant | Schilizzi, Philip (Zannis) (I1784)
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| 11855 |
Occupation: merchant | Maximo, Constantine N. (I1132)
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| 11856 |
Occupation: merchant | Frangopulo, Nicolas (Stamatios) (I421)
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| 11857 |
Occupation: merchant | Fachiri, Andrew (Nicolas) (I3584)
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| 11858 |
Occupation: merchant | Galati, George (Stephanos) (I723)
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| 11859 |
Occupation: merchant | Pallis, Alexander (Alexander) (I702)
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| 11860 |
Occupation: merchant (Ralli Bros, Manchester, 1903) | Vlasto, Anthony Alexander (Alexander) (I1624)
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| 11861 |
Occupation: merchant and banker | Rodocanachi, Theodore (John) (I1526)
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| 11862 |
Occupation: Merchant and banker. | Vassiliadi, Constantine (Manoli) (I1338)
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| 11863 |
Occupation: Merchant and banker. | Mavrogordato, George (Michael) (I1336)
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| 11864 |
Occupation: Merchant banker Ralli Bros., 1947. Member Stock Exchange, 1962. Investment adviser G & L Ralli Investment & Trustee Co., 1974. | Vlasto, Robert Alexander (Alexander) (I1649)
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| 11865 |
Occupation: Merchant Banker. | Rodocanachi, Cecil Matthew (Peter) (I480)
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| 11866 |
Occupation: merchant from Chios (according to son's birth certificate) | Avierino, Pandely (Ambrosios) (I2706)
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| 11867 |
Occupation: merchant in grains and arms. | Mimbelli, Luca L. (I2332)
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| 11868 |
Occupation: Merchant in Marseille; ship owner and banker in Livorno. | Mavrogordato, Zorzis (Matheios) (I1310)
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| 11869 |
Occupation: Merchant marine captain. | Mavrogordato, Ioannis (Demosthenes) (I1880)
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| 11870 |
Occupation: Merchant of Chios | Calvocoressi, Matthew (Zannis) (I529)
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| 11871 |
Occupation: Merchant of Chios. | Petrocochino, Antonios (Nicolas) (I72)
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| 11872 |
Occupation: Merchant of Chios. | Negroponte, Constantine Jacobus (Jacobus) (I1260)
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| 11873 |
Occupation: Merchant of Chios. | Mavrogordato, Dimitrios (Michael) (I65)
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| 11874 |
Occupation: merchant with his brother Marino. 1902-1915 – a company existed as Vagliano Brothers, 19 Old Broad Street, E.C., London. | Vagliano, Andreas (Athanasios) (I1216)
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| 11875 |
Occupation: Merchant with Ralli & Psycha (Liverpool). | Ralli, Constantine Michalis (Michalis) (I867)
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| 11876 |
Occupation: Merchant with Ralli Bros and later a cotton broker | Alexandroff, Andrew Alexander (Alexander) (I3146)
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| 11877 |
Occupation: Merchant with Ralli Bros. | Alexandroff, James (John) (I1027)
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| 11878 |
Occupation: merchant, 1859, 23 Brunswick Buildings, Liverpool; cotton broker; Meugens & Agelasto, 2 Manchester Buildings, Tithebarn St., Liverpool (Lancs), partnership dissolved 1859; 1868, Victoria Buildings, Hackins Hey, Liverpool. | Agelasto, Augustus (Stephanos) (I47)
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| 11879 |
Occupation: merchant, 29 Finsbury Circus, London. | Rodocanachi, Michel Emmanuel (Emmanuel) (I486)
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| 11880 |
Occupation: merchant, Alexandroff & Martaki, 38 Queen St (1903,1909). | Alexandroff, John (Alexander) (I378)
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| 11881 |
Occupation: merchant, banker. | Psycha, Hector (Pandely) (I958)
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| 11882 |
Occupation: Merchant, banker. | Rodocanachi, Theodore (Zannis) (I1486)
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| 11883 |
Occupation: merchant, Bishopsgate Street, London. | Katinakis, Michael Demetrius (Demetrius) (I1050)
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| 11884 |
Occupation: Merchant, business partner of John Michael Agelasto, his father-in-law. Banker: Rodocanachi Sons & Co. Director of the Midland Bank, Bank of Athens, RAC Buildings and Westminster Chambers Association. Retired in 1925. Listed in 1913 as a member of the Baltic Exchange. Probates gives the address: Palmerston House, Old Broad St., London. | Rodocanachi, Emmanuel Michel (Michel) (I186)
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| 11885 |
Occupation: merchant, grain and flour | Kapsalos, Dmitry (Panteleimon) (I5441)
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| 11886 |
Occupation: merchant, insurance broker, accountant. 1820: Zizinia, Petrocochino & Agelasto founded. "It began with Smyrna for cotton, Retimno [Crete] and Hydra for oil. In 1821 it received several products from Livourne and cotton from Alexandria, a little before the dissolution of their company, then the formation of Zizinia & Co. and Petrocochino-Agelasto, two houses that played an important role in Marseille commerce, during and especially after the Greek War of Independence" (Echinard). 1850-52: 47/49A allées des Capucines. After his death the company was known as Agelasto, Michel & Fils (1855-). In 1870, it moved to 1 Rue Beaumont; in 1872, 23 allées des Capucines; in 1884, 9 Rue de la République; in 1895, 2 boulevard du Nord; in 1900, 11 Cours du Chapitre; there in 1907 with phone no. 1.72; in 1915, 137 Rue de Rome; in 1920-33, 15 Rue Gustave-Ricard; in 1950, 5 Cours Honoré d?Estienne d?Orves. The company was run by his sons and eventually his grandson Theodore. | Agelasto, Michel (Pandia) (I30)
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| 11887 |
Occupation: merchant, landowner. | Ralli, Eustratios (Zannis) (I443)
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| 11888 |
Occupation: Merchant, London/Marseille; he was doing business in London in 1874 (London Gazette); Marseille businessman (with brother Dimitrios, 1872-75). 1874, in partnership, D. M. Agelasto and Company, merchants, carrying on business at Liverpool, with brother Demetrius and with Pericles Apalyros until the latter retired from the firm 28 Mar 1874 (London Gazette notice 8 May 1874). Rentier, from 1883. | Agelasto, Demosthenes (Michael) (I58)
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| 11889 |
Occupation: merchant, Marseille. | Ralli, Stephanos (Zannis) (I609)
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| 11890 |
Occupation: merchant, proprietaire. | Baltazzi, Ioannis (Evangelos) (I307)
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| 11891 |
Occupation: merchant, rentier | Ralli, Antonio (Pandia) (I924)
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| 11892 |
Occupation: Merchant, South Sea House, Threadneedle St, London, with phone 1880-1884. From 1876-1895 Agelasto A & Co. had offices at 63 George St., Manchester, with his brother Stephen C. Agelasto, merchant. After August died his widow joined the partnership and, upon her retirement on 31 Dec 1885, John Emanuel Agelasto, his cousin once removed, appears to have joined the partnership. Agelasto & Co. thus continued in business (after the deaths of both Augustus Cozi and Stephen Cozi) in 1903 at 63 George St., Manchester, and in 1909 & 1911 at 78 George St., Manchester. [A. Agelasto and Co., 78 George St., donations: £15 to aid families affected by the Bolton coal mine disaster (Manchester Guardian, 31 Dec 1910, p 6); £50 to the war relief fund (Manchester Guardian, 8 Sep 1914, p 7); £10 to the Manchester Armenian Relief Fund (Manchester Guardian, 8 Jan 1916, p 1)]. In 1887 a memorial was signed by A. Agelasto & Co. (The Times [London], 4 Jul 1887]. | Agelasto, Augustus (Cosi) (I41)
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| 11893 |
Occupation: Merchant, stock & share broker agent. 18 Nov 1861, dissolved partnership with George Petrocochino, Michael Vuro, M. P. Agelasto [his father], M. Parembli, Anthony Vlasto, A. D. Syngros and A.N. Damiano, trading in London as Petrocochino & Co.; 31 Dec. 1861, Petrocochino, Agelasto & Co., Merchants, in which he was a partner along with Michel P. Agelasto, was dissolved by mutual consent; 1863, 144 Gresham House, member of the Baltic Exchange; 1864, Agelasto & Co. Stock Brokers, 4 Callum [Cullum] St, London; 1867, Frangopulo SN & Co. was dissolved and liquidated and John Michael Agelasto, "late of Petrocochino & Co. London" was appointed to manage their London office under the name Frangopulo, Agelasto & Co. (with Fred Bingham in New York who entered from 20 Jun 1873). Frangopoulo & Agelasto, established 1868, is on Contopoulos' list of principal Greek commercial houses in New York City. In Alexandria business would be handled by Epamincadas D. Duras, manager of a. Nicolopulo & Co.; 1873, dissolved Frangopulo, Agelasto & Co., partnership with Demetrius Augustine Galatti [husband of John Michael's niece] and Frederick Bingham (Liverpool Mercury 21 Jun 1873); Sep 1880, the firm of Frangopulo, Agelasto & Co., Liverpool/London/Alexandria, in which he was a partner, was under liquidation in bankruptcy court [his partners included Demetrius Augustus Galati, his sister Lucy, her father-in-law Nicholas Stamati Frangopulo and JM's nephews James Stamati Frangopulo and George Stamati Frangopulo. The company, officed in Liverpool at 40 Drury Buildings, traded with Antonio Nicolopulo and Nicholas Emmanuel Chrys in Alexandria and Aboussir, Egypt, under the name A Nicclopulo & Co.]; 1907-1915, offices at 10 Throgmorton Avenue, Central, London, with phone. John M. Agelasto is listed as a member of the Baltic Exchange, 1886 (Harlaftis, A History of Greek-owned Shipping, p. 58). | Agelasto, John Michael (Michael) (I80)
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| 11894 |
Occupation: Merchant, worked for Rallis. | Syrioti, Anthony John Leonidas (Leonidas) (I933)
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| 11895 |
Occupation: Merchant, worked for Rallis. | Syrioti, Antonios (Miké) (I935)
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| 11896 |
Occupation: Merchant. | Sechiari, Paraskeva (Ambrose) (I210)
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| 11897 |
Occupation: Merchant. | Galati, Paul Stephanos (Stephanos) (I715)
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| 11898 |
Occupation: Merchant. | Ralli, Michael (Antonio) (I874)
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| 11899 |
Occupation: Merchant. | Psycha, Theseus (Pandely) (I957)
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| 11900 |
Occupation: Merchant. | Negroponte, Jacobos (Theodore) (I1179)
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