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2551 Marietta Sechiari (née Argenti) was photographed by Camille Silvy, albumen print, 28 March 1861, 3 3/8 in. x 2 1/8 in. (85 mm x 55 mm) image size; Purchased, 1904, NPG Ax52147, Photographs Collection. National Portrait Gallery (UK) Argenti, Marietta (Ambrose) (I775)
 
2552 Calliope Despina Coronio was photographed by Camille Silvy, albumen print, 1860, 3 3/8 in. x 2 1/8 in. (86 mm x 55 mm) image size; Purchased, 1904; NPG Ax50445 Coronio, Calliope Despina (Theodore) (I397)
 
2553 Hypatia Scaramanga was photographed by Camille Silvy, lbumen print, 6 February 1863; 3 1/4 in. x 2 1/8 in. (81 mm x 54 mm) image size; Purchased, 1904; Photographs Collection; NPG Ax62260; National Portrait Gallery (UK). Scaramanga, Hypatia (Nicolas) (I564)
 
2554 Alexander Alexander Ionides was photographed by Camille Silvy, albumen print, 2 March 1862, 3 3/8 in. x 2 1/4 in. (85 mm x 56 mm) image size; Purchased, 1904; Photographs Collection, NPG Ax57050; National Portrait Gallery (UK). Ionides, Alexander (Alexander) (I213)
 
2555 Despina Ziffo (née Capari) by Camille Silvy; albumen print, 28 April 1865; 3 1/4 in. x 2 1/4 in. (83 mm x 56 mm) image size; Purchased, 1904; Photographs Collection; NPG Ax64189; National Portrait Gallery (UK). Capari, Despina (Andrea) (I1574)
 
2556 Loukas George ('Luke') Ziffo by Camille Silvy; albumen print, 28 April 1865; 3 1/4 in. x 2 1/4 in. (83 mm x 56 mm) image size; Purchased, 1904; Photographs Collection; NPG Ax64190; National Portrait Gallery (UK). Ziffo, Loukas George (George) (I1575)
 
2557 Euterpe Ziffo by Camille Silvy; albumen print, 28 April 1865; 3 1/4 in. x 2 1/4 in. (83 mm x 56 mm) image size; Purchased, 1904; Photographs Collection; NPG Ax64191; National Portrait Gallery (UK). Ziffo, Euterpe (Loucas) (I2852)
 
2558 Julia Ziffo (née Franghiadi) by Camille Silvy; albumen print, 17 November 1861, 3 3/8 in. x 2 1/8 in. (85 mm x 53 mm) image size. Purchased, 1904. Photographs Collection, NPG Ax56419; National Portrait Gallery (UK). Franghiadi, Julia (Stephen) (I2855)
 
2559 Miltiades Stephanos Ziffo by Camille Silvy; albumen print, 14 October 1861, 3 3/8 in. x 2 1/8 in. (85 mm x 55 mm) image size; Purchased, 1904; Photographs Collection; NPG Ax55992; National Portrait Gallery (UK). Ziffo, Miltiade (Stephanos) (I268)
 
2560 Julie Scaramanga (née Argenti) by Camille Silvy; albumen print, 29 June 1862; Purchased, 1904; Photographs Collection; NPG Ax59915; National Portrait Gallery (UK). Argenti, Julie (Andreas) (I2105)
 
2561 Stephen Franghiadi was photographed by Camille Silvy; albumen print, 23 March 1861, NPG Ax52076. Franghiadi, Stephen (Emmanuel) (I1593)
 
2562 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I1453)
 
2563 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I3812)
 
2564 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I3362)
 
2565 The Sayre School, a co-educational college preparatory day school, Lexington, KY, has established the Julia Allen Short Fund in memory of Mrs. Julia Allen Short, a Sayre parent and patron. The fund is used for the encouragement and improvement of teaching staff, specifically, to make cash awards and present trophies to an outstanding teacher in science or mathematics and to a general area teacher, and for teacher attendance at workshops. Allen, Julia (Henry) (I2871)
 
2566 web obituary and biography Cudjoe, Dzagbe (I2064)
 
2567 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: Living / Living (F566)
 
2568 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I263)
 
2569 Obituary in the on-line Wirral Globe. Ralli, Michael Anthony (Rodney) (I3442)
 
2570 Death notice, New York Times, 8 Mar. 2013.  Coryllos, Elizabeth Vasiliki Despina (Polybios) MD (I2874)
 
2571 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I2881)
 
2572 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I2879)
 
2573 web source. Dayot, Loïc (I1592)
 
2574 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I1243)
 
2575 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I5386)
 
2576
Wikipedia: shipping magnate and first-ever Greek to participate in the winter Olympics as an alpine skier, As a Greek Olympian, he carried the flag into the stadium in 1936. He did not salute Hitler. 		Negroponte, Dimitrios (Ioannis) (I2492)
 
2577 Wikipedia page de Gramont, Sanche (Gabriel) (I5326)
 
2578 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I5386)
 
2579 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I915)
 
2580 Death notice published 23 Nov 2010. Alamarguy, Gerard (I1596)
 
2581 French records show birth and death dates for Michel Paul Georges Vernudachi (1928-2022) for Loches, Indre-et-Loire. Vernudachi, Michel Paul Georges (Jacques) (I1451)
 
2582 Obituary, Legacy.com/New York Times, 12 Jul. 2020:

Paul graduated Fordham University and went to work for Bendix as an engineer. During his career there he graduated from New York Law School and, after a short time with the Screen Actors Guild, he and his closest friend, Marvin Rosenberg, began their own law firm, Lardi and Rosenberg, in Great Neck, NY, where he practiced international and corporate law for over 50 years. In 1973 Paul and Marvin formed ROLAR Imports, a wine import company which they nourished and loved dearly for 40 years. The Tommasi and Zaccheo families were the producers of the very finest Italian wines...In 1979 the couple briefly interrupted their travels around Europe for business and pleasure and entered into a "Contract" with their children whereby the children unanimously agreed on the purchase of a small farm in Hillsdale, NY. In lieu of the annual family vacations, the family agreed to spend every summer, holiday, most weekends and any other available time at Mountain Brook Farm. Often Paul would say that he became a lawyer so that he could afford to be a farmer. When the family would drive to the end of the quarter mile driveway on a Friday night, Paul would stop the car at the mailbox, open the door and put his foot on the ground as he admired his black angus in the fields and retrieved the mail. When asked why he didn't just open the window he responded, because "when I put my foot on this earth, I am Hercules". Paul loved his family above all else. Close seconds were good friends, good wine, angus beef, interesting conversation, the arts, and the ability to walk out his front door at the farm, look around and not see another building anywhere. This was a boy from Manhattan who dreamed of being surrounded by grass and trees. When questioned about the decision to forgo church on Sundays to be at the farm, he would reply that the farm was his church and God was all around. He was far more spiritual than he let show with his gruff, serious exterior. Those who were lucky enough to get beneath it met a warm, loving, generous and kindhearted man that would do anything to help a nice person. He was a good man in every sense of the word whose integrity was unmatched. His big smile with his handlebar mustache and his warm hugs will be missed, he had a great life, he was loved. 		Lardi, Paul Frank (William) (I2989)
 
2583 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I2952)
 
2584 Frederick R Casano was likely born after the 1911 census. He and Rachel Elizabeth King (b. 29 Oct 1911, d. Jan 1992, Kent) registered their marriage aut 1963, Folkestone, Kent v 5b, p 1069. If not the son of Albert and Harriet, he may be the son of Frederick Joseph Casano (b. abt 1871; d. 18 Oct 1943, Bournemouth) & Alicia Mary Gilton (b. abt 1881, d. 1964), who registered their sum 1913 marriage, Brentford Middlesex, v. 31, p. 454. Frederick J, a musician, left his estate to Mary Casano, widow. He administered the estate of Marie Casano, (d. 14 May 1929, spinster, of Rydal College Rd, Boscombe, Hampshire). Family: Albert Victor Edouard Marie Poublon (Edward) Casano / Harriet Demetrius (Demetrius) Katinakis (F449)
 
2585 Philanthropy: Aide to the chairwoman of a charitable woman's committee, "Party Is Arranged for Relief in China," (New York Times 12 Oct 1941, p D2); On the committee sponsoring four dinner dances to raise funds for Friends of Greece, Inc. (New York Times, 20 Nov 1942 p 20); Patroness for a rummage dinner dance and gin rummy party held in aid of Friends of Greece, Inc. ("Proceeds of Dinner Event Thursday Will Help in Purchase of Vaccines," New York Times, 31 Jan 1943, p X13); Ran the Friends of Greece shop, 52 E 57th St, New York, in 1943 to raise funds in the Greek war effort ("Greek Women's Heroism recalled As Underground Pleads for Aid," New York Times, 4 Feb 1943 p 26); Executive Committee member of Friends of Greece, Inc. ("Art Show will Aid Friends of Greece,"New York Times, 4 Dec 1943, p 9); On the reception committee of the Friends of Greece, Inc. (New York Times, 16 Oct 1946 p 33); Represented Greek War Relief on the committee raising funds for the Crusade for children of the American Overseas Aid-United nations Appeal for Children, ("Mrs. Gibbons to Give Tea," New York Times, 7 Apr 1948, p 22); Fund-raiser for the Pendeli Preventorium for Tubercular Children (New York Times, 18 Mar 1951 p 82); Raised funds for destitute Greek villages ("Greek Destitute to Gain," New York Times, 2 May 1951 p 35); Raised funds for the Seamen's Church Institute (New York Times, 18 Nov 1951 p 98); Patroness at an anti-polio benefit ("Easter Luncheon to Aid Polio Unit," New York Times, 11 Mar 1956, p 95). With her husband: Attended a dinner and benefit for the Boys Club of New York (New York Times, 15 Oct 1949 p 12); Assisted in the preparations for a Friends of Greece dinner Dance (New York Times, 14 Dec 1940, p 18); attended a dinner dance to benefit the Navy Relief Society ("Supper Club Fete Aids Navy Relief" New York Times, 23 Oct 1941, p 20); Co-hosts at a Greek fund-raiser. "Friends of Greece Give Dinner Dance Here to Buy Food and Medicine for That Country" (New York Times, 5 Feb 1943 p 15); Among hosts of a dinner dance given by Friends of Greece, Inc. to raise money for the Pendelis Preventorium for tubercular children, Athens, ("Friends of Greece Give Dinner Dance," New York Times, , 3 May 1949, p 32); Invited guests to a fund-raising dinner party hosted by the James Stewarts for the Boys Club ("'Fete des Roses' Helps Boys Club," New York Times, 20 Oct 1950 p 31); Became "patrons for the private preview showing of paintings from the collection of Stavros Niarchos, noted shipowner" (New York Times, 17 Nov 1957, p 99); Among those who gave dinner parties to aid the scholarship fund of the Town School Parents Association, ("Fetes to Precede Art Show Sunday" New York Times, 4 Dec 1957, p 48). Koumandaros, Aikaterini (Nicolas) (I2493)
 
2586 The Ritter von Galatti name: I feel quite certain that the Galati changed the spelling of their name to Galatti (with double t) after they had settled in Italy. The tt-spelling makes their name sound more Italian. I don't know where they first settled, but it seems that they have been living in areas belonging to the Habsburg Empire, which could explain their contacts with the German-speaking Austrians and the fact that we find them later in Vienna and other Austrian regions. In any case, "Galatti" is not the spelling Germans or Austrians prefer to use, but simply the spelling the Galatis themselves used for their name when they moved from Italy to Austria. "Ritter von..." means "Knight of..." ("Chevalier de...") and I presume that one of the Galatti family must have held a high office in the Austrian administration (or military) and was ennobled by the Emperor to a "Ritter" and that his siblings and descendants were obviously also allowed to use that title. (George Agelasto, 2014) [Ritter von] Galatti, Thomas (Michael) (I87)
 
2587 This person seems not to have existed; the photo is probably of someone else, likely Efstathios (Anastasios) Eugenidi (1842-1914), for whom we find much documentary support. Eugenidi, Eustache (Demosthenes) (I54)
 
2588 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I932)
 
2589 Almanak Administrativo, Mercantil e Industrial do Rio de Janeiro, 1881, p 182, under rubric "accrescimos e alteracoes; sobrevindos durante a impressao" [changes that arose during printing], cited on p. 88: João Baptista Rodocanachi, Observatorio Astronomico (68). Apparently, he was omitted from the listing under names beginning with João. His son João Ernesto was employed there. Rodocanachi, Hypatios (Michael) (I1587)
 
2590 Annuaire de la noblesse de France et des maisons souveraines de l'Europe, 1910, p. 215. de Lesseps, Aimé-Victor (Ferdinand) (I2894)
 
2591 Annuaire de la noblesse de France et des maisons souveraines de l'Europe, 1928, p. 212. Antoniadi, Eugenie (John) (I347)
 
2592 Bulletin officiel du Ministère des colonies, Jul 1919, p. 1181: "Juge suppléant au tribunal de première instance de Dakar (Afrique Occidentale française), M. MALLEVAL (Georges-Louis), licencié en droit, avocat, en remplacement de M. MONNEIIOT-DUMAINE, précédemment nommé lieutenant de juge à Conakry." Malleval, Georges Louis (Désiré) (I4047)
 
2593 Cambridge University Alumni, 1261-1900: Adm. Fell.-Com. at DOWNING, July 5, 1853. [2nd s. of Sir Francis William, 3rd Bart. (1817) (and Henrietta, dau. of Henry Villebois). B. Feb. 12, 1826.] Did not reside. Had entered the Army, 1844; Lieut. and Captain, 11th Hussars, and Royal Horse Guards. Succeeded his brother, Francis William as 5th Bart., Jan. 1, 1866. Of Seafield Park, Crofton, near Farnham, and Holcombe House, Dawlish. J.P. for Devon and Hants. Married, Jan. 5, 1867, Caroline, dau. of J. Bettesworth, of Hayling, Hants., and had issue. Died Jan. 20, 1899. (Burke, P. and B.; Walford, County Families.) Sykes, Sir Frederick Henry (Francis) (I1919)
 
2594 Greek Gazette says Emmanuel G. Ziffo, age 18 days, died 20 Jun 1871, buried 23 June 1871. Ziffo, Emmanuel (George) (I3129)
 
2595 International Trade developer, 1922, lists Agelasto & Co., Antwerp, Belgium, dealing in Iron and Steel Products, Skins and Hides, Wire Cable and Wire Products, and Cement. Agelasto, Michael (Stamati) (I137)
 
2596 Johns Hopkins University Circulars, v. 9, no. 76, Nov 1889, lists Michael A. Agelasto, Norfolk, Va., among 'special students', enrolled in classes on Church History, International Law, English Constitutional History, Continental History, Psychology, and Logic. Agelasto, Michael (Alexander) (I193)
 
2597 Journal officiel de la République française. Lois et décrets, 24 Apr 1912, p. 3963, list of officiers d'academie: "Guiol (Gustave), directeur de la société franco-hellénique de produits chimiques à Athènes (Grèce)." Guiol, Gustave Francois (Nazaire) (I3532)
 
2598 Livre d'or de la noblesse Ionienne incorrectly says 19 Aug 1896. Sordina, Count Andrea John Baptist S. (Giovanni) (I90)
 
2599 Livre d'or de la noblesse Ionienne says 16 Oct 1880. Family: Count Andrea John Baptist S. (Giovanni) Sordina / Angeliki (Augustus) Agelasto (F66)
 
2600 Livre d'or de la noblesse Ionienne says 2/14 Feb 1882  Sordina, John Baptist (Andrea) (I636)
 

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