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17601	The estate of Olga Xenophon Casdagli, 16 Sherringham Rd., Birkdale, Southport, spinster, d. 30 Sep 1988, administered by National Westminster Bank, Liverpool (Mrs. M.A. Casdagli & J.E.D.P.A. Loy) (London Gazette, 28 Oct 1988).	Casdagli, Olga Xenophon (Xenophon) (I315)
17602	The estate of Stephen Augustus Agelasto, 90 Gloucester Terrace, London W2, stockbroker (retired), d 22 Sep 1948, was administered by Mrs. Lucy Casdagli (Broad & Son, 1 Great Winchester St, EC2, solicitors) (London Gazette, 3 Dec 1948).	Agelasto, Stephen (Augustus) (I106)
17603	The Eugenidis mausoleum in section 4 at the First Cemetery in Athens is a small marble temple with a bust of Anastasios Eugenidis on a column right in front of it. His remains appear to have been moved to Athens from Constantinople, probably after 1914, when the mausoleum was built to house the remains of Eustathios/Eustache.(George Vassiadis)	Eugenidi, Anastasios (I769)
17604	The executors of his will were his nephews Matthew John Calvocoressi and Pandia John Calvocoressi (London Gazette 11 July 1930).	Calvocoressi, Leonidas M. (Matthew) (I2023)
17605	The executors of the estate of George Dromocaiti, who died on Chios, 1 Jan 1881, requested the court to approve Pierre Pandia Rodocanachis, South Sea House, as their lawyer.	Rodocanachi, Peter Pandia (Pandia) (I2528)
17606	The family is discussed on the son's website.	Family: Anthony Constantine (Constantine) Lykiardopoulo / Maria (Theodore) Casdagli (F2094)
17607	The family is mentioned in several notes in The Warren Record [Warrenton, North Carolina], 1918: "Mrs. P. A. Agelasto and Master Alexander Agelasto, of Norfolk, have returned to their home in Six Pound for the summer. Mr. Agelasto will come up from Norfolk to spend every other week end with his family." (28 Jun, p. 3); "Mrs. P. A. Agelasto and Master Alexander Agelasto, of Six Pound, were in town Wednesday." (26 Jul 1918, p. 3.); "Mrs. P. A. Agelasto and Master Alexander Agelasto of Norfolk are spending sometime at their bungalow in Six Pound." (24 Dec, p. 3).	Agelasto, Peter Alexander (Alexander) (I191)
17608	The family manufactured cardboard at Grozeschti [Iaşi County, Romania], firm est. 1888, employing 100 workers, Revue de la papeterie française et étrangère, 1901, p. 624; 1903, p. 1903.	Negroponte, Ulysses (Zannis) (I1197)
17609	The family plot is that of her grandfather, Augustus Cosi Agelasto.	Ralli, Aikaterini (John) (I620)
17610	The firm Melas Brothers -- Basil Melas, Demetrius Bikelas and Victor Melas, at the South Sea House, Threadneedle Street, London, was dissolved on 1 Aug 1876 (London Gazette, 1 Aug 1876, p. 4334.)	Melas, Victor Nicolaos (Leon) (I3508)
17611	The first Julia (1853-1862) lived in Constantinople; after the family moved to Manchester, the first child to be born was given the same name as her by then dead sister.	Agelasto, Ioulia (Augustus) (I91)
17612	The following 2008 note is from George Scrini, the great-grandson of Virginia Mavrogordato Scrini, who was Alexander's aunt and god-mother[perhaps secretive as it is unclear whether Alexander's parents knew that she had had their son baptized]. "Earlier in the year, we were in Chios and did an interview for the local paper about my connections with Chios. They did their own research and came up with a mention of Virginia and Alexander in a book by the authoress Penelope Delta. Her maiden name was Benaki (Benaki Museum in Athens) and her family had met the Scrinis while on holiday in Llandudno in North Wales. Alexander was about 13 at the time. He was 'a spoilt little boy who refused to speak any Greek!'"	Agelasto, Alexander Alexander [Michael] (Alexander) Jr. (I194)
17613	The following is a written answer, UK House of Commons, July 1980: Captain Nigel Windsor Waite HC Deb 16 July 1980 vol 988 c595W 595W §Mr. Thomas Cox asked the Secretary of State for Social Services what repayment of the social security benefit obtained by deception by Captain Nigel Windsor Waite is to be sought by his Department. §Mr. Prentice Captain Waite has now repaid the full amount of social security benefit, £10,420.45, which he obtained by deception. §Mr. Thomas Cox asked the Secretary of State for Social Services what was the total amount of social security benefit obtained by deception by Captain Nigel Windsor Waite. §Mr. Prentice The total amount of social security benefit obtained by deception by Captain Waite was £10,420.45.	Waite, Capt. Nigel Windsor (Percival) (I2534)
17614	The Foreign Office on 12 Jun 1867 announced the Queen's approval of "Mr. Stamatius N. Frangopoulos as Consul at Manchester for His Majesty the King of the Hellenes."	Frangopulo, Stamatios Nicolas (Nicolas) (I79)
17615	The forged signature of S.N. Frangopulo was among those in documents used by a woman in a scam to collect charitable contributions (Manchester Times 13 June 1855).	Frangopulo, Stamatios Nicolas (Nicolas) (I79)
17616	The founder and director (retired 2006) of the Christian International Peace Service. See "The Charism of Peacemaking" in the organization's Goodnews archives, Jan.Feb 2002.	Calvocoressi, Roy St George (George) OBE (I2633)
17617	The four children who survived infancy had Emily Jane Smith (b abt 1864) as their "devoted nannie and beloved friend for 43 years" according to Ms. Smith's death notice in The Times (London) 28 Jul 1942.	Family: Pandely Leonidas (Leonidas) Argenti / Fanny (Ioannis) Schilizzi (F1084)
17618	The Franghiadi family were of Pelopnesian origin but were regarded as among the oldest families in Chios.	Franghiadi, Franga (Zorzis) (I607)
17619	The Frangopulo contingent at the mayor's fancy dress ball, Liverpool, Jan 1883 included: Miss A. (pecheuse Napolitaine), Mrs. (Espagnole), John (Chef de Cuisine) and Miss (Satanella) (Liverpool Mercury 27 Jan 1883).	Frangopulo, Angelica (Stamatios) (I434)
17620	The Frangopulo contingent at the mayor's fancy dress ball, Liverpool, Jan 1883 included: Miss A. (pecheuse Napolitaine), Mrs. (Espagnole), John (Chef de Cuisine) and Miss (Satanella) (Liverpool Mercury 27 Jan 1883).	Frangopulo, John (Stamatios) (I419)
17621	The Frangopulo contingent at the mayor's fancy dress ball, Liverpool, Jan 1883 included: Miss A. (pecheuse Napolitaine), Mrs. (Espagnole), John (Chef de Cuisine) and Miss (Satanella) (Liverpool Mercury 27 Jan 1883).	Agelasto, Loukia (Michael) (I78)
17622	The French government allowed her to keep her British nationality. Journal officiel de la République française. Lois et décrets, 8 Jan 1939.	Argenti, Fanny (Leonidas) (I2626)
17623	The French obituary published in Simeonoglou says she was born 1813. George L Zarifi repeatedly implies she was borin in 1817. Sturdza says 1820. (Christopher Long).	Zafiropoulo, Eleni (Dimitrios) (I409)
17624	The funeral of the widow Vernudachi, née Psichari, at the Greek church, Rue Bizet, was set for 10:30 a.m., 24 Feb 1909 (Le Figaro [Paris], p. 4).	Psichari, Marie (John) (I401)
17625	The funeral was 20 Sep 1941 at St. Giles Church, Chaffont St. Giles, Bucks, London (The Times [London], 20 Sep 1941).	Zizinia, Maria Hypatia (Thomas) (I181)
17626	The funeral was conducted by the Archimandrite Timothy Catsiyannis.	Calvocoressi, Pantias John (John) (I2028)
17627	The funeral was conducted by the Great Archimandrite Constandinides, assisted by the Archimandrite Virvos, at 11 a.m., St Sophia Cathedral, London, England.	Calvocoressi, George John (John) (I2031)
17628	The funeral was covered in The Times (London) 23 Jul 1965, pg. 1. A funeral announcement had appeared in the newspaper 20 Jul 1965.	Calvocoressi, Pantias John (John) (I2028)
17629	The funeral was first announced in The Times (London) 19 Jul 1961 and then covered 24 Jul 1961, pg. 12. Cars were arranged to meet train leaving St. Pancras as 12:10 p.m., arriving Kettering 1:30 p.m.	Schilizzi, Stephen Stephanovich (John) JP (I2588)
17630	The Galatti family was apparently the original owner of a water color painting (currently owned by the German Federal Archives). That painting was perhaps one of the works of art confiscated or bought for under real value in 1943 by the Nazis and sold later at various auctions. For reference to a letter by Stephan Ritter von Galatti, saying that this specific painting was unknown to him, see Deutsches Historisches Museum website.	[Ritter von] Galati, Stephenos (Stephanos) (I124)
17631	The Galatti-Rodocanachi alliance strengthened with this marriage.	Family: Theodore (Paul) Rodocanachi / Oriettou (Toumazis) Galati (F136)
17632	The grave marker suggests she was born in 1829	Rodocanachi, Sophia (Pandia) (I899)
17633	the Great Archimandrite C. Pagonis presiding	Ralli, Calliope (Eustratios) (I1630)
17634	The Great Archimandrite C. Pagonis presiding	Ziffo, George (Loucas) (I2853)
17635	The Great Archimandrite C. Pagonis presiding	Ziffo, George (Stephanos) (I269)
17636	The Great Archimandrite G. Pagonis presiding	Rodocanachi, Michel Michel (Michael) (I1677)
17637	The Great Archimandrite, the Rev. M. Constantinidis, officiated.	Rodocanachi, Emmanuel Michel (Michel) (I186)
17638	The Greek Gazette gives the same burial date for George Agelasto, 2, with the birth date 28 May 1878, which is incorrect.	Agelasto, George (John) (I190)
17639	The Greek house of Argenti Sechiari operated in India from 1859.	Sechiari, Ambrose (Paraskeva) (I172)
17640	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Living / Living (F877)
17641	The Hon Barbara Calvocoressi, of Bath, left estate valued at Pounds 401,177 net (The Times [London (UK)] 19 Nov 2005, p. 82.	Henley [Eden], The Hon. Barbara Dorothy (Francis) (I2059)
17642	The identity of Emma Stevens father -- name, DOB, DOD -- from the Reed Family Page, Ancestry.com, conflicts with the 1901 British census, which identifies her father as alive, named Edward S.	Stevens, Thomas (John) (I3318)
17643	The information on his marriages comes from annotations to his birth certificate.	Malleval, Georges Louis (Désiré) (I4047)
17644	The initial London phone directory, issued April 1880, includes Agelasto and Co., merchants, as first in the list The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser, 28 Oct 1936, p. 8.	Agelasto, Augustus (Cosi) (I41)
17645	The Isle of Man baptism index records Florence Loretta Sayle, b. 28 Feb 1886, Douglas, Isle of Man; Father: Charles Philip Sayle; Mother: Mary Elizabeth Sullivan Sayle.	Sayle, Veletta (Charles) (I900)
17646	The Isle of Man burial index records Mary Elizabeth Sayle, 69, 30 Jun 1931, Braddan, Isle of Man.	Sullivan, Mary Elizabeth Valetta (Augustus [Agelasto]) (I1444)
17647	The Istanbul city directory lists a Stamati Agelasto, fabric merchant, 1881-1885, 45-46 Validé Han, Istanbul and an S. Agelasto & Co., merchants, 9G Millet Han, Galata.	Agelasto, Stamati (Michael) (I62)
17648	The Istanbul city directory lists a Stamati Agelasto, fabric merchant, 1881-1885, 45-46 Validé Han, Istanbul and an S. Agelasto & Co., merchants, 9G Millet Han, Galata.	Agelasto, Stamati (Paul) (I522)
17649	The John Rylands University Library, University of Manchester, Manchester, England, houses the Casdagli collection, 200 items that were part of the library of Olga X. Casdagli of Southport, Lancashire, bequeathed on her death in 1988. The collection comprises Private Press books of the 1920s and 1930s, particularly from the Golden Cockerel and Gregynog Presses, as well as works, many in signed first editions, of George Meredith, Lewis Carroll, Oscar Wilde, T.S. Eliot, David Jones, Charles Morgan and Norman Douglas.	Casdagli, Olga Xenophon (Xenophon) (I315)
17650	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Living / Living (F578)

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