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| 3051 |
Adopted | Casdagli, Susan Margaret (Emmanuel) (I3799)
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| 3052 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3800)
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| 3053 |
adopted | Cotsis, Helen-Laura (unknown) (I5056)
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| 3054 |
Adopted by Mr. W. G. H. Lees, of Primrose House, Werneth, circa 1910, according to Ancestry.com website. | Easey, Joan (Alfred) (I583)
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| 3055 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I672)
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| 3056 |
Adopted. Later in life, he renounced his adoption but kept the Zermati name. | Zermati, Pierre (George) (I1616)
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| 3057 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2896)
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| 3058 |
Adrien Vlasto [50 Melton Court] appears on the 1946, 1947, 1948 UK electoral register, Kensington parliamentary division, Kensington and Chelsea county/borough; 1949, 1950 Chelsea/Kensington and Chelsea. | Vlasto, Adrien (Peter) (I688)
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| 3059 |
Adrienne J Scaramanga [7 Palace Gate W8] appears on the 1949 UK electoral register, Kensington parliamentary division, Kensington and Chelsea county/borough. | Salwey, Adrienne Joyce (I4080)
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| 3060 |
Affiliations: Tenth Street United Methodist Church, Taylor; Williamson County Child Welfare Board: Moody Museum Board: The Women's Study Club, Taylor; HOSTS program, Pasemann Elementary School; VASA, a Swedish heritage organization. | Malm, Astrid Laura Ann Marie (Carl) (I3659)
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| 3061 |
After a church service Nikephoros Zervos, The Greek Church of St Nicholas, Liverpool, England, presided at the burial. | Vlasto, Ambrose (Anthony) (I1971)
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| 3062 |
after a long illness | Bruce, Hon. Bernard (Victor) (I2622)
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| 3063 |
after a long illness | Molisani, Edward (I180)
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| 3064 |
after a long illness | Carroll, Patrick (I126)
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| 3065 |
after a short illness | Linder, Francis T. (Frederick) (I5319)
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| 3066 |
After a short illness. | Carroll, John K. (John) (I55)
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| 3067 |
After adopting Sydney, Sarah and Charles Williams had four children. Sydney is recorded as part of the family in the 1911 census for Glanrhiew, New Mills, Newtown (Christopher Long). | Family: Alice Andrew unknown partner / Alice Martha (Richard) Andrew (F1717)
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| 3068 |
After Alexandra's death, Misa married Maria Paparrigopoulou; they had a daughter, Liza. | Family: Misa (Alexandros) Scanavi / Alexandra (Nicolas) Xydakis (F1469)
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| 3069 |
after an illness of some months | Roberts, David Temple (O.F.T.) (I2801)
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| 3070 |
After divorcing Eric married Ingeborg Bremen of Hamburg and they had a daughter, Karin, who is now married to Martin Steinbuchel and lives in Izmir (Erika Lochner Hess).
| Family: Eric Franz (Amedee) Lochner / Ada (John) Sapounzoglu (F1720)
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| 3071 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: David Andrew Robert (Robert) Fachiri / Living (F1673)
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| 3072 |
After her divorce she wed Harry W. Kline; their son Richard Harry Kline, b. 5 Jun 1951, Pennsylvania USA. | Family: Dimitri (Pierre) Scaramanga / Simone (Gabriel) Drageon (F1025)
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| 3073 |
After her divorce, she spent the rest of her life in Davos, Switzerland, according to her grandson George. | Stathatos, Eleni (Denis) (I573)
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| 3074 |
After her father dies (1927), she and her mother moved in with her married sister, Aglaia, and live there until she gets married (1940). | Agelasto, Julia (Michael) (I237)
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| 3075 |
After her first husband's death, she managed the jewelry business. | Agelasto, Athena (Cosi) (I197)
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| 3076 |
After her first husband's death, she married, abt 1900, Edward Baudouin Ellice-Clark (b. abt 1848 - d. 6 Apr 1925, Hotel du Louvre, Mentone, France). | Family: Demetrius (Michael) Spartali / Virginia (Antonios) Ralli (F1386)
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| 3077 |
After her husband dies (1927), she moves in with her newly married (1933) daughter Aglaia; her other daughter Julia moves in, too, until she marries (1940). | Lesto, Vasiliki (Constantin) (I179)
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| 3078 |
After her mother moved to Italy, she was raised by a German-speaking governess. | Agelasto, Athena (Cosi) (I197)
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| 3079 |
After her parents’ death most of the estate was willed to Loula, who had no issue. Husband’s daughters from a subsequent marriage died in infancy so that "the parental property passed through to other side relatives," George P. Georgiadis, The St. Ioannis Church of the Chiots in Galata, (Constantinople, 1898), as cited by George Zolotas, History of Chios (Athens, 1928), p 264. | Agelasto, Loula (Paul) (I524)
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| 3080 |
After his death Ruth remarried, on 16 Feb 1888, George J. Kent of Mehalla Kabeer, Egypt. The ceremony was performed at the British consulate in Cairo and then at All saints' Church by Rev. E.J. Davis (The Times [London] 18 Feb 1888). | Family: Stavros Jacobos (Jacobos) Negroponte, esq / Ruth [Negroponte] (F1279)
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| 3081 |
After his divorce he married Correll C Clancy. | Family: Stephen (Stephen) Galati, Jr / Erin H. (Aaron) Vincent (F1456)
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| 3082 |
After his first wife died and he remarried, he went into cotton farming in Egypt and was hit by the great depression, according to his grand-daugher, Lucy Brett-Crowther. | Syrioti, Leonidas Antonios (Antonios) (I929)
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| 3083 |
After his mother's death, according to wikipedia, "Constantin's maternal grandmother took on the task of bringing up Constantin and Julia in his father's home in Belgium. They employed a German maid who taught the children to speak German. Constantin was already bilingual in French and Greek by this time." | Caratheodori, Professor Constantine (Stephanos) (I1085)
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| 3084 |
After his wife's death, he married Aspasia (Stephanos) Maximo, 15 Jan 1853, Syros, Greece. They had nine children. | Family: Stephanos (Zorzis) Galati / Vierou (Jean) Proïos (F1585)
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| 3085 |
After husband's death, she shared 20 Boulevard Longchamp with brother-in-law Dimitrios (1874-84); daughter and sons Michel (1881, 1888-92) and Theodore (1893-95) and four servants (1881 census). | Rodocanachi, Iphigenia (Theodore) (I52)
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| 3086 |
After marriage he returned to London. | Family: Michel Emmanuel (Emmanuel) Rodocanachi / Ariadne (Michael) Petrocochino (F718)
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| 3087 |
After the birth of her daughter, she ran off to Italy with an Italian soldier, who may have fathered a child with her. | Caridia, Maria (Nicolas) (I98)
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| 3088 |
After the death of his first wife, he married Alexandra, abt 1906. They had three sons, Alexander, Jack and Lionel, who was Flight Lt, R.A.F.V.R. and engaged to marry Calliope (Poppy) Owen (The Times [London] 1 Feb 1945). | Family: John (Alexander) Alexandroff / Aryieta (Stephen) Schilizzi (F147)
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| 3089 |
After the death of his first wife, he married Helen Ranken/Rankin 2 May 1934. | Family: Emmanuel (Jacobus) Tombazi / Nancy Veronica Lemon Mohun (John) Rodocanachi (F859)
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| 3090 |
After the death of his first wife, John Alexandroff married Alexandra Tombazi, abt 1906. They had three sons, Alexander, Jack and Lionel (17 Apr 1909-17 Apr 2002), who was Flight Lt, R.A.F.V.R. and engaged to marry Calliope (Poppy) Owen (The Times [London] 1 Feb 1945). They also had an only daughter, Dorothy, who was engaged to marry George (Alex) Gennaropoulo, of Alexandria, Egypt (The Times,2 Jul 1936, p. 17). | Family: John (Alexander) Alexandroff / Alexandra (Jacobus) Tombazi (F435)
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| 3091 |
After the death of their mother in Taganrog , she and her siblings were sent to live with their uncle, the Victorian painter William Frederick Yeames, in St John's Wood. According to Louisa Craven in 2007, Liza Yeames and her siblings were models in several of his paintings, e.g. 'When Did You Last See Your Father' (Christopher Long). | Yeames, Elizabeth (James) (I1736)
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| 3092 |
After the end of WWI, he moved with his family to Athens in 1920 while under contract by the Greek Government to design the facade of the underground station in Monastiraki, Athens and one bridge is still in use today, according to his grandson. He died before the completion of the station.
| Agelasto, Michael John (John) (I178)
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| 3093 |
After the end of WWII Alexander Agelasto and John Papaioannou, brothers-in-law, were in the glass business, Papaioannou-Agelasto Glass, providing the glass for the Athens airport. An enterprise by this name exists in Athens today. | Papaioannou, Jean (Constantine) (I236)
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| 3094 |
After the end of WWII Alexander Agelasto and John Papaioannou, brothers-in-law, were in the glass business, Papaioannou-Agelastos Glass (begun in 1933), providing the glass for the Athens airport. The company's founders/heirs sold their interest in the company in 1986. According to the Athens phone directory (2007), the glass company is still in business under its founder´s name: 'Alexandros M. Agelastos'. | Agelasto, Alexander (Michael) (I233)
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| 3095 |
After the massacres on Chios in 1822 she fled with her children to her husband's brothers in Trieste. | Avierino, Semira (Hypatios) (I1585)
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| 3096 |
After the massacres on Chios in 1822 she went to Syros and then to Piraeus. (Christopher Long) | Franghiadi, Arghyro (Loucas) (I1763)
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| 3097 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3447)
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| 3098 |
After their marriage he was a pilot residing at 30 Knowsley Road, Wallasey, and she resided at 2 Kelmscott Road, Wallasey. | Ralli, Peter Kendrick (Michael) (I910)
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| 3099 |
Agelasto (either he or his older brother Stephen) was awarded the Upper School Class Prize, for Class 5, in the Christmas prize distribution at Liverpool College, Shaw Street (Liverpool Mercury 23 Dec 1871). | Agelasto, John Augustus (Augustus) (I110)
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| 3100 |
Agelasto (either he or his younger brother John) was awarded the Upper School Class Prize, for Class 5, in the Christmas prize distribution at Liverpool College, Shaw Street (Liverpool Mercury 23 Dec 1871). | Agelasto, Stephen (Augustus) (I106)
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