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The Mecklenburg-Schwerin Volkszählung 1867 German census for the household living in Güstrow: headed by Gustav Wachenhusen, 60, lawyer; wife Caroline Wachenhusen, 42; children Gustav Wachenhusen, 13; Wilhelme Wachenhusen, 11; Eugen Wachenhusen, 11; Otto Wachenhusen, 9; Friederike Wachenhusen, 6; and 1 domestic servant. | Wachenhusen, Wilhelme Caroline Auguste (Gustav) (I126)
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| 17802 |
The Metropolitan of thyateira, Archbishop Germanos, officiated, assisted by the Archimandrite Papaconstantinou. Jordan water was used in the font and the infant wore the christening robe of her father's family. | Argenti, Georgina Julia Susan (Philip) (I2600)
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| 17803 |
The Mimbelli family bought what is now the Scaramanga estate, Chateau Vilpail, St Martin de Crau, built in the 1880s in an Italian style. The family ran a shipping company. | Mimbelli, Marguerite Dominique Constance Marie Estelle Fanny (Luca) (I2117)
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| 17804 |
The mother of the Sullivan girls reportedly married a chap called Walsh on the Isle of Man; he was not a nice man. The girls revert to the Sullivan name as soon as the mother dies. There is a story about a Mary Walsh in the IOM newspapers, according to Barbara Kermode-Scott. | [Agelasto] (I1442)
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| 17805 |
The name appears as Mathieu on the birth certificate. | Mavrogordato, Matteo (Zorzis) (I1322)
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| 17806 |
The name Eugenios Agelastos appears in a hereditary title certificate issued by the Mayor of Athens, 24 November 1904. He is claimed to be the sole heir and son of Stephen D. Agelastos.
George Agelastos comments:
In 1904, some 40 years after Stephen’s death, appears a person claiming to be Stephen’s son and sole heir. And that claim was of course sustained by the testimony of two witnesses. But why didn’t that person show up by the time of Stephen’s death? Why, during all those years, didn’t he undertake anything against Franca and Maria being recognized as sole heiresses to Stephen? My conclusion is again that this Eugenios Agelastos found (or just paid) two persons to make a false testimony in his favor. In Greece (at least in earlier times, but perhaps it is nowadays still possible), you just need two false witnesses and then you can claim anything. That is my only possible explanation for this confusing story. | Agelasto, Eugenios (unknown) (I1510)
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| 17807 |
The name on his birth certificate is Charles Wulfran Marie Louis Roux, his father being Jules Charles Theodore Roux. By his death his surname had become Charles-Roux. | Roux, Charles Wulfran Marie Louis (Jules) (I3899)
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| 17808 |
The name Richard Nickolas Dilberoglue is on Plaque 3 of the Ascham St Vincents Memorial Arch. | Dilberoglu, Richard Nicholas (Plato) (I1045)
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| 17809 |
The natural daughter of Michel Agelasto and Gertrude Mildé. After her father's death 1915, she and her mother were forced to leave France for Geneva due to her mother's German nationality. WW I had interrupted Michel's plans to marry Gertrude; after his death his friend Paul Rodocanachi arranged a sort of annuity, approved by French President Raymond Poincaré, a friend of Michel, who had authorized an exemption to permit their marriage. Michel Demosthene Agelasto's paternity is annotated on her birth certificate, 11 Aug 1914, and this was formally accepted by the mother, 26 Mar 1915, at the city hall, Monléon-Magnoac, Hautes-Pyrénées. | Agelasto, Gertrude-Micheline (Michel) (I1188)
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| 17810 |
The Negreponte Realty Corp, 204 E 50th St, purchased 306-308 E 50th St, 37x80, from Saint Monica Corp, mtg $28,763; p m mtg $7,500; 2d mtg on these premises and 310 E 50th St $17,578 ($4.40 [tax]), "Manhattan Transfers" New York Times 28 Apr 1950, p 46). | Negroponte, Mary (Charles) (I3405)
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| 17811 |
The Negropontes family plot includes an unnamed infant, born and died, Paris, 1 Feb 1913, buried 26 Mar 1914, removed from another plot in the cemetery. | Family: George (Ulysses) Negroponte / Chariklea (Ioannis) Scanavi (F520)
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| 17812 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F1068)
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| 17813 |
The nephew of one of the leading merchants of the second generation of Greeks in Marseille, Étienne Zafiropoulo. He has been called the principal Greek capitalist in Marseille at the time and a pivotal figure in that city’s Greek community, (citing a 1961 French report). He was part of the Marseille commercial house Zarifi-Zafiropoulo -- originally a processor of Russian wheat into flour -- which he ran after the death of his uncle Étienne Zafiropoulo in 1894, supervising the transition from a business in a traditional commercial economy to that in an industrializing society. He made a fortune in real estate and lost much through fraudulant action by Alexandria banks around 1911. | Zarifi, Pericles (George) (I177)
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| 17814 |
The New York State birth index records the 1 May 1895 birth of Elsie Franghiadi, Brooklyn, New York, certificate 5990 (not examined). | Franghiadi, Elsie (Jefferson) (I341)
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| 17815 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1098)
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| 17816 |
The NZ electoral rolls suggest he was twice married: first to Martha at least from 1935-1938 and then to Ada Winifred 1946-1969. In 1974 Ada [1900-1988] married Edward Arthur Cunningham [1904-1990], a widower. | Kewley, Joseph Alexander (Peter) (I1461)
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| 17817 |
The obituary of Amelia Anne Bartholomew, 10 Jan 2009, The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, TN, USA; parents' names: Elizabeth and John Heeren of Memphis and Paul and Tricia Bartholomew of Somerville. | Bartholomew, Amelia Anne (Paul) (I952)
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| 17818 |
The obituary of La princesse Constantin de Brancovan appeared in Le Gaulois, 29 Dec. 1917, p. 2: "frapée par un mal cruel en pleine jeunesse et en pleine beauté." | Antoniadi, Eugenie (John) (I347)
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| 17819 |
The Oct-Nov-Dec 1930 England and Wales Civil Registration Marriage Index lists Kewley as marrying both Gertrude H. Edwards and Gertrude H. Dunn, v. 8b, p. 1017. This suggests that at least one of these surnames is from a prior marriage. | Dunn/Edwards, Gertrude Helen (I1663)
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| 17820 |
The only information on her comes from the 1938 burial register, listing her as 'widow of Negreponti'. | Dascalki, Marie (I4023)
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| 17821 |
The only information on her is her death certificate in the vital statistics bureau, Piraeus, Greece. | Agelasto, Andromache (unknown) (I1323)
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| 17822 |
The original birth certificate is held by his grandson Yannis who says that Stephen and his two brothers came to Greece in the 1850s. | Franghiadi, Stephen (Emmanuel) (I1593)
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| 17823 |
The original owner of St. Tryphon property, Kampos, Chios. | Agelasto, Chadji Augustis (Zannis) (I13)
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| 17824 |
The Osler family genealogy is discussed on a website. | Family: Bertram Herbert Bowen / Ellen Picton (Edmund) Osler (F336)
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| 17825 |
The Ottoman Sultan gave her a silver bidet and jug with matching bathroom accessories which all fitted into a mahogany case. Eleni never travelled without it and in 1994 it remains in the family! (Christopher Long) | Zafiropoulo, Eleni (Dimitrios) (I409)
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| 17826 |
The parentage -- Michael (Pandia) Agelasto (1792-1853) and Arghyro (Dimitrios) Petrocochino (1801-1849), reported by Argenti, is wrong. | Agelasto, Franga (Pandely) (I56)
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| 17827 |
The parternships: Ralli Brothers, London; E. Ralli, Manchester; Thos. Ralli and Co. Constantinople; Ralli Brothers, Odessa; Ralli and Scaramanga, Taigan Rock; Ralli, Schilizzi, and Argenti, Marseilles; and Ralli and Aghelasto, Tauris [Tabriz, Iran] existed until 1839, at which point Antonio Ralli, Stephen Ralli, Pantia Ralli, of Tauris, and Michael Ralli left them (London Gazette 1 Nov 1839). | Agelasto, Cosi (Augustis) (I22)
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| 17828 |
The particulars of his estate are in "Mr. T. P. Ralli's Will," Evening Express [Liverpool], 13 Feb 1906. "He left an estate of the gross value of £120,918 8s. 6d., including personalty of the net value of £119,883 1s. 9d. He bequeathed tohis wife his residence and stabling and a legacy of £10,000 and a further legacy of £200. To his stepmother Mrs. Catherine Pandia Theodore Ralli he left an annuity of £156, and the residue of his estate in trust to pay the income therefrom to his wife during her widowhood...In the event of the failure of [trusts set up for his widow and his children, he] left the ultimte residue of his estate as to two-fifths to his brother Anthony Pandia Ralli, as to one-fifth to his sister Julia Alexander Pallis..." | Ralli, Theodore (Pandia) (I2164)
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| 17829 |
The partnership between Sophocles Spartali and William Henry Hatch, carrying on business at Carlton buildings, Rumford St., Liverpool, as Cotton Brokers, "A. and M. Ralli," was dissolved from 31 December 1904. Sophocles Spartali continued the business (London Gazette 3 Jan 1905). | Spartali, Sophocles (Nicholas) (I887)
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| 17830 |
The partnership between Emmanuel Leonidas Lambrinudi and [his brother] Pandia Lambrinudi and, Stock and Share Brokers, 65 London Wall, London, E.C. 2, in the firm of L. Lambrinudi Co, was dissolved from 31 Dec 1929 (London Gazette, 3 January 1930). | Lambrinudi, Emmanuel (Leonidas) MC (I1481)
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| 17831 |
The partnership between Pandia Lambrinudi and [his brother] Emmanuel Leonidas Lambrinudi, Stock and Share Brokers, 65 London Wall, London, E.C. 2, in the firm of L. Lambrinudi Co, was dissolved from 31 Dec 1929 (London Gazette, 3 January 1930). | Lambrinudi, Pandia Leonidas (Leonidas) (I3599)
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| 17832 |
The partnership between Pandia Pericles Negroponte, John Stamati Frangopulo and James Joseph Black, merchants 18 Chapel St., Liverpool under the firm John S. Frangopulo & Co., was dissolved 28 Oct 1899. | Frangopulo, John (Stamatios) (I419)
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| 17833 |
The partnership between T.C. Kessanly and M.G. Agelasto, Liverpool, as Bosphorus Tobacco Company, was dissolved (Liverpool Mercury 25 Sep 1875). | Agelasto, Michael George (Zorzis) (I715)
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| 17834 |
The partnership of C. and N. Negroponte, Liverpool, merchants, was dissolved in 1865 (Liverpool Mercury 30 Nov 1865). Argenti records no such 'N' Negroponte. | Negroponte, Constantine Jacobus (Jacobus) (I1260)
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| 17835 |
The partnership of C. and N. Negroponte, Liverpool, merchants, was dissolved in 1865 (Liverpool Mercury 30 Nov 1865). Argenti records no such 'N' Negroponte. | Negroponte, Constantine (Paul) (I588)
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| 17836 |
The partnership of J.A. Negroponte, A Agelasto & F.C. Apostolides, export merchants, Manchester, under the style of A Agelasto & Co. was dissolved, London Gazette, 28 Mar 1916, reported in The Times (London), 29 Mar 1916, p 6. | Negroponte, John (Ambrosios) (I1185)
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| 17837 |
The passing of Mme Lorenzo Scaramanga is noted in Le Rappel [Paris], 10 Jun 1901, p. 2. | Rodocanachi, Giulia (Pandely) (I2577)
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| 17838 |
The Prix René Cousin was awarded to M. Parigoris, Théodose, candidat ingénieur électricien, Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, 1929; Prix des Anciens Elèves, cand. ing.-mécanicien, 1931. | Parigoris, Theodose Constantine (Constantine) (I3683)
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| 17839 |
The probate documents of his brother Jean mentions as executor his nephew Ambroise Sevastopoulo, who is likely Dimitrios' son, the manager of the National Insurance Company of Alexandria. | Sevastopoulos, Dimitrios (Constantine) (I3938)
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| 17840 |
The probate is reported in The Morning Post (London, England), Saturday, 1 Dec, 1900 p. 9. | Petrocochino, Themistocles Pandia Anthony (Pandia) (I1191)
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| 17841 |
The Queen appointed Miss Ariadne Rodocanachi as an officer (sister) on 26 June 1953, in the Venerable Order of the Hospital of
St. John of Jerusalem (London Gazette 26 Jun 1953). | Rodocanachi, Ariadne (Michel) (I1681)
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| 17842 |
The Ralli branches in Liverpool and Manchester took the name Ralli Brothers while the others retained their old names. The name of J.E. Ralli appears on the Manchester Rate Books as owner of Ralli Bros., 11 Bloom St. warehouse, 1886-1887, with associates Nicholas P. Argenti, Stephen Schilizzi; 1872, 27 Peter St., with John Mavrogordato, Nicholas Argenti, Stephen Peter Schilizzi. | Ralli, Ioannis (Eustratius) (I2291)
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| 17843 |
The Ralli family tree says that Sophia Ralli married a Ferdinand Brucker. (Christopher Long) | Brucker, Francesco (Luigi) (I1571)
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| 17844 |
The Red Deer River Ranches website: In 1947, King Michael of Romania abdicated his throne and was given the opportunity to leave the country with an entourage, the King invited John and Joan Negropontes to join him. From Romania they travelled to Switzerland, then to England, and onto Washington, D.C.. Looking for an area similar to his home, John travelled to Alberta in 1948, at this time he purchased a parcel of farmland where he was joined by his wife and children in 1950. In 1951, his daughter Elizabeth was born in Olds, Alberta. In 1955 the Negropontes family met the Count and Countess Batthany of Switzerland. The two families later took a trip to the Ya Ha Tinda Ranch and Big Horn Falls, the were captivated by the scenery as many still are today and this led to their purchase of the then Snyder Ranch. Along with the exchange of owners, the name was changed to... Red Deer River Cattle Ranch, which then became REDDEER RIVER RANCHES Ltd. The farm that the Negropontes family had near Olds, along with land leased on the Coal Camp flats were the source of feed for cattle wintered at the ranch. The land on the flats was eventually purchased by the Batthany family. In 1956 the Little TeePee was renovated and an addition was put on to house the Negropontes family. In the mid 1970's the Negropontes family took over the complete ownership of the ranch. In a few short decades the ranch once again went through many changes. Long time ranch manager Jack Crouch retired in the 1980's and had to be replaced by Jim Lowry, then in 1983 John Negropontes passed away. In 1985 the ranch was sold to Frank Garnett and Stan Bengtson. | Negroponte, John (George) (I1228)
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| 17845 |
The religious ceremony took place at "Witanhurst", the home of Sir Arthur Henry Crosfield & his wife Domini (nee Elliadi), the biggest private house in London after Buckingham Palace (Colin Fenn). | Family: Prime Minister Eleftherios (Kyriakos) Venizelos / Helena (John) Schilizzi Stephanovich (F1123)
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| 17846 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F876)
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| 17847 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F877)
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| 17848 |
The Rev. Archimandrite Hillarioukanakis presided. | Family: John Emmanuel (Emmanuel) Agelasto / Aspasia (Themistocles) Petrocochino (F816)
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| 17849 |
The Rev. Archimandrite N. Yannoulis officiated. | Family: Herbert Henry (Eduard) Girardet / Marigo Lucia (John) Maximo (F337)
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| 17850 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Diana (Eustace) Allfrey (F1112)
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