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3351	An aeronautical expert and technical engineer working with the Fairy Aviation Company. Died suddenly from a serious internal problem.	Ralli, Pandia (Antonio) (I926)
3352	An Agelasto played cricket for Broughton High School (Manchester Guardian, 10 Jun 1878, p 3; 4 Jul 1878, p 6).	Agelasto, Cozis (Stephanos) (I97)
3353	An Agelasto played football for Kersal A against: Manchester University (Manchester Guardian, 13 Dec 1905, p 11), Heaton Moor A (Manchester Guardian, 5 Jan 1906, p 3), and Bolton 1st (Manchester Guardian, 8 Nov 1905, p 3). The newspaper gives his initial(s) as A.N., A. and J., respectively. All are probably typos, and the athlete is either Emmanuel John Agelasto after he finished Charterhouse or Augustus Stephen after Harrow School.	Agelasto, Captain Augustus (Stephen) MC (I201)
3354	An Agelasto played football for Kersal A against: Manchester University (Manchester Guardian, 13 Dec 1905, p 11), Heaton Moor A (Manchester Guardian, 5 Jan 1906, p 3), and Bolton 1st (Manchester Guardian, 8 Nov 1905, p 3). The newspaper gives his initial(s) as A.N., A. and J., respectively. All are probably typos, and the athlete is either Emmanuel John Agelasto after he finished Charterhouse or Augustus Stephen after Harrow School.	Agelasto, Emmanuel John (John) (I1184)
3355	An Alexander Anthony Vlasto, of 25 Finsbury Circus, London, partner of Lucas Eustratios Ralli, was co-executor of the estate of the latter's brother, John Eustratios Ralli.	Vlasto, Alexander Anthony (Antony) (I1629)
3356	An Alexandre Agelasto, rentier, 20 rue Thomas, appears in the 1874 and 1875 Marseille city directories.	Dara, Alexandrie (unknown) (I754)
3357	An Ambroise Ralli lived in Trieste before 1823, afterwards in Marseille, an active member of the Greek community.	Ralli, Ambrosios (Theodoris) (I311)
3358	An Anastasia Agelastou is listed as a passenger aboard an El Al flight from Rome, Italy to New York, New York, arriving 1 Mar 1957. She carried with her 3 bags, 60 pounds total.	Agelasto, Anastasia (unknown) (I719)
3359	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Sanche (Gabriel) de Gramont / Living (F2206)
3360	An ancestry.com web wage identifies her as Katharine L. Leach, not verified.	Leach, Katharine L (Albert) (I5292)
3361	An ancestry.com website names her Mary Frances McGee and lists her parents as James McGee (1883-1935) and Bridget Power (1885-1984) with no supporting documentation.	McGee, Mary F. (James) (I51)
3362	An ancestry.com website says Mar 1907, New York, New York. The UK death index says 26 Mar 1909.	Savaides, Theano Jean (John) (I1413)
3363	An Andrew John Rodocanachi,Canada appears on the Internet as "a Canadian artist/photographer/world traveller and Child educator"..	Rodocanachi, Andrew (John) (I2013)
3364	An Angeliki Frangopoulos, wife of a Nicolas Frangopoulos, is recorded on a monument at the Petrocochino family church of St John (Aghios GIoannis) in the Kampos on Chios. She is said to have died on 28 Nov 1862 (Christopher Long).	Maximo, Angeliki (Perris) (I418)
3365	An announcement said that the marriage "will take place quitely" in Bombay The Times (London) 11 Dec 1914; a marriage notice appeared in the newspaper 18 Jan 1915, pg. 1.	Family: Matthew John (John) Calvocoressi / Agnes Hermione (Robert) Melville (F872)
3366	An Aug. (C.) Agelasto is mentioned as a commercial enterprise in 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 262.	Agelasto, Augustus (Cosi) (I41)
3367	An earlier marriage: Marion L. Short, Lexington, KY, and Frances S. Porteous, Portland, ME, were married 19 Sep 1936, Maine.	Family: Marion Lewis Lovell (William) Short / Julia (Henry) Allen (F1264)
3368	An earlier sister may have been Mary Sagrandi, aged 1 hour, 31 Finsbury Circus, who was buried 13 Jan 1854, West Norwood Cemetery.	Sagrandi, Maria (Pandia) (I1372)
3369	An Emmanuel Baltazzi with Jacques Alleon were directors of the Bank of Constantinople later liquidated by George Zarifi (1810-1884).	Baltazzi, Theodore (Aristides) (I622)
3370	An engagement announcement appeared in The Times [London] to Ruth Marguerite Simpson, youngest daughter of the late Mr. C. R. Simpson and of Mrs. Simpson, of 41 Clarewood Court, Seymour Place, W1, London.	Family: Capt. John Anthony William (Ioannis) Petrocochino/Petro / Mildred Mary (Frederick) Bullivant (F825)
3371	An Etienne Ralli, 34, merchant, alles des Capucines 18, was a signatory witness to the birth of Jenny (Emmanuel) Rodocanachi.	Ralli, Stephanos (Zannis) (I444)
3372	An Etienne-Jean Ralli, 32, merchant, allees des Capucines 18, Marseille, France, was a signatory witness to the birth of Etienne (Pandia) Ralli.	Ralli, Stephanos (Zannis) (I444)
3373	An intellectual whose personal library was composed of classical literature and philosophy. He had 'études brillantes au Collège royal de Marseille' 1840-1841, including 5 academic awards. He entered into the silk business with Vastarchi in an unpremeditated manner. He was a careful observer of the rival commercial houses, noting in an 1844 letter to his father how [Michel] Dromocaïti did business.	Petrocochino, Dimitrios (Michael) (I90)
3374	An M. Frangopoulos, a British national, was stabbed and killed in Athens, Greece, 15 Nov 1896.	Frangopulo, Michael (Stamatios) (I424)
3375	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I2060)
3376	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I2060)
3377	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I2936)
3378	An older brother, William Charles, was baptized 1890.	Moore, Leonard Arthur (Arthur) (I4927)
3379	An Olga Elizabeth [Lizzia] Agelasto traveled aboard the America 28 Feb 1947 from Nice/Cherbourg France to New York City, arriving 14 Mar 1947. Residence given as London and 'transit status' documents were issued.	Nizzia-Nova, Olga Elizabeth (unknown) (I717)
3380	An orthodox wedding occurred 8 Jan 1858, Church of Our Saviour, London Wall, City of London, England; Witnesses/Sponsors: Sjpyros Pertesis & Euphrosyne Pertesis; Narkissos Morphinos presiding; entry 37	Family: Emmanuel George (Zorzis) Franghiadi / Constance Clara (John) Harman (F677)
3381	Anastasios Petros Negroponte, 28, iron monger, was on the 1925 special supplement to the voter list for Athens, 1924. Birth certificate #2135, 10 Nov 1922. This is the only information we have on this man.	Negroponte, Ambrosios Petros (Petros) (I3513)
3382	Anastasios Theod. Boukouris, 26, b. Ermoupolis, unmarried, merchant, swore allegiance to the Greek state on 10 Jan 1903, presumably at the town hall, Ermoupolis, Syros.	Boukouris, Anastasios (Theodore) (I1138)
3383	Ancestors of Ida Warrington can be traced back to; the famous Henry George "Hanmer" Warrington who is rumored to have married the illegitimate child of King Henry IV (Jane-Eliza Pryce), and his father George (Rev.) Warrington whose ancestors are traceable through an authentic pedigree to antiquity. (Thiseas-Antonios Efthymiou)	Warrington, Ida (William) (I5376)
3384	Ancestry.com's scan of the UK birth registry finds: Angelica Frangopulo, born Jan-Feb-Mar 1851, Salford, Greater Manchester, Lancashire. Certificate not examined.	Frangopulo, Angelica (Stamatios) (I434)
3385	Ancestry.com's scan of the UK birth registry finds: Edith M. Frangopulo, born Oct-Nov-Dec 1910, W. Derby, Lancashire, v 8b, p 574. Certificate not examined.	Family: / (F331)
3386	And at Esher, Surrey on the same day.	Family: Dr. Robert Dunmore (Richard) Hotchkis / Penelope (Alexander) Ionides (F81)
3387	Andre Ambanopulo, 30 bis rue George Sand, had 1,400 francs stolen from the cloakroom at the Noëlles golf club, Saint-Herblain (near Nantes, France). L'Ouest-Éclair (Éd. de Nantes), 17 Nov 1937, p 7.	Ambanopoulos, André (Jean) (I2310)
3388	Andre Argenti was among the twenty-one founding members of the Greek church, Marseille, in 1836, a group which also included Paraschewa Sechiari, Emmanuel Rodocanachi, George D. Zizinia, Michel Dromocaiti, Michel Petrocochino [probably Michel Dimitrios Petrocochino, rather than Michel Andre Petrocochino], George M. Zizinia, Michel Agelasto, Jean Baltazzi, George Petrocochino and George Grimanelli (Echinard).	Argenti, Andreas Nicolas (Nicolas) (I518)
3389	Andre Aristide Zizinia [probably the names are reversed] was among the nine Greeks born in Marseille after 1830 who declared their intention to become French citizens the year following their reaching majority age. The others included D.[emosthenes] Agelasto, Nicolas Andre Argenti, Michel Rodocanachi and Thomas Zizinia (Echinard).	Zizinia, Aristide André (Georges) (I262)
3390	Andre de Magnin referred to himself as the Count de Magnin, as did his son, Paul, whose wife called herself the Countess de Magnin. Such a title apparently did not survive the French Revolution. A search of the French national library newspaper archives finds no such personage, including in obituaries of the de Magnin family in Ardèche.	de Magnin, Paul René (André) (I4728)
3391	Andre de Magnin referred to himself as the Count de Magnin, as did his son, Paul, whose wife called herself the Countess de Magnin. Such a title apparently did not survive the French Revolution. A search of the French national library newspaper archives finds no such personage, including in obituaries of the de Magnin family in Ardèche.	Curel-Sylvestre, Hermione Frances (Roger) (I4729)
3392	Andre de Magnin referred to himself as the Count de Magnin, as did his son, whose wife called herself the countess de Magnin. Such a title apparently did not survive the French Revolution. A search of the French national library newspaper archives finds no such personage, including in obituaries of the de Magnin family in Ardèche.	de Magnin, André (Paul) (I927)
3393	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I4895)
3394	André J. Scaramanga was partners with George Eumorfopoulos, Stratty John Scaramanga, Peter John Scaramanga, and Eustratio Eumorfopoulos [likely Eustratius (Aristides) Eumorfopoulos], as Grain Merchants, at 21 Bishopsgate Street, London; at Marseille and at Rostoff (Don), Russia, as Scaramanga, Eumorfopoulos and Co., until it was dissolved 31 Dec 1901 (London Gazette 28 Jan 1902).	Scaramanga, André (Ioannis) (I2297)
3395	Andrea A. Vagliano contributed 100 francs to a group of hospitals in Marseille, (J. Gazan, Rapport au Préfet et Compte-rendu administratif de l'hopital Saint-Louis et des autres établissements hospitaliers créés par la Commission nationale des secours aux blessés à Marseille, 1872).	Vagliano, Andreas (Athanasios) (I1216)
3396	Andrew A Zizinia Jr., farm owner, received USDA subsidies $282 (Sorghum $205, Corn $71 and Cotton $6) in 1996 and 1997.	Zizinia, Andrew (Andrew) III (I3658)
3397	Andrew Alexander Sevastopulo and Helen Sevastopulo [82 Viceroy Court (Prince Albert Road) NW8] appear on the 1939 St Marylebone parliamentary division, Westminster county/borough electoral lists, Great Britain.	Sevastopoulos, Andreas (Alexander) O.B.E. (I1646)
3398	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Andrew Charles (Jack) Serjeant / Living (F1342)
3399	Andrew Charles Serjeant resides at 25 The Crescent, Leicester, LE1 6RX. He is a Council Member, The Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys, UK. Professional career: Edward Evans & Co. 1958; Page, White & Farrer 1959; Eric Potter & Clarkson 1960-77; founded Serjeants CPA in 1978; senior partner, Serjeants 1982 to date. [information not verified]	Serjeant, Andrew Charles (Jack) (I3187)
3400	Andrew Fachiri and Alexandra Spartali registered their marriage Apr-May-Jun 1900, Toxteth Park, Lancashire, Volume 8b, Page 468.	Family: Andrew (Pandely) Fachiri / Alexandra (Sophocles) Spartali (F374)

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