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6901	Etienne Ralli [perhaps not this man] was a witness to the 1852 Caratheodori - Petrocochino Marseille marriage.	Ralli, Stephanos (unknown) (I50)
6902	Etienne Schilizzi was among the six Greeks born in Marseille between 1821-1830 who declared their intention to become French citizens the year following their reaching majority age. The others included Pandia Agelasto Leonidas Argenti, Demetrius Petrocochino, Pierre Rodocanachi, Aristide Dromacaiti, Etienne Ralli, Meandre Zizinia, Eustratius Petrocochino, and Laurent Dromocaiti (Echinard).	Schilizzi, Etienne (Petros) (I61)
6903	Etienne Zafiropulo, Marseille, merchant, was an investor in the Bank of Alexandria Limited (London Gazette 27 Feb 1873). Perhaps this man's grandfather, who is discussed at length in Calapodis.	Zafiropoulo, Etienne (Georges) (I904)
6904	Etienne Zerlendi; male; unmarried, rentier; b 1883; Origin: Syros, Greece; last Residence: Lausanne, Switzerland; departed Geneva aboard the Esperia Oct 1924 for Alexandria. He was travelling with Hélène Zerlendi, presumably his mother.	Zerlendi, Stephen George (George) (I1303)
6905	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1549)
6906	Eugenie Calvocoressi was chairman of the Women's Auxiliary Greek War Relief Association 2 Feb 1944 (sent postcard thanking Mrs Alice Porges for a gift of clothing; National Archives).	Ralli, Eugenie (Theodore) (I2161)
6907	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I516)
6908	Eust. M. Vouro, Constantinople, is listed among the diaspora Greeks donating 1000 [Ottoman pounds] to a fund for the Thebes earthquake in 1853.	Vouro, Eustratios (Michael) (I1057)
6909	Eustache Eugenidi is among the 15 bankers who signed an agreement with the Ottoman government in Nov 1879 to ensure sufficient capital, A. Du Velay, Essai sur l'histoire financière de la Turquie : depuis le règne du sultan Mahmoud II jusqu'à nos jours, Paris, 1903, p. 400.	Eugenidi, Eustathios (Anastasios) (I770)
6910	Eustache Eugenidi is mentioned in 1878 British Foreign Office correspondence respecting the affairs of Turkey.	Family: Eustathios (Anastasios) Eugenidi / Marie (Pandia) Sechiari (F324)
6911	Eustathios Theod. Cambani, 24, b. Mykonos, baker, unmarried, swore allegiance to the Greek state on 6 Feb 1930 at the town hall, Ermoupolis, Syros.	Cambani [Campanis], Eustathios (Theodore) (I4033)
6912	Eustaves Eugenidi, 67, married, banker; his daughters Fanny, 22, and Lucy, 21, arrived New York aboard the Mauretania 6 May 1910, all Greeks, residing Constantinople, where son Stephen lived, in Galata.	Eugenidi, Eustathios (Anastasios) (I770)
6913	Eustaves Eugenidi, 67, married, banker; his daughters Fanny, 22, and Lucy, 21, arrived New York aboard the Mauretania 6 May 1910, all Greeks, residing Constantinople, where son Stephen lived, in Galata.	Eugenidi, Fanny (Eustathios) (I884)
6914	Eustaves Eugenidi, 67, married, banker; his daughters Fanny, 22, and Lucy, 21, arrived New York aboard the Mauretania 6 May 1910, all Greeks, residing Constantinople, where son Stephen lived, in Galata.	Eugenidi, Lucie (Eustathios) (I885)
6915	Eustratio Eumorfopoulos was partners with his brother George Eumorfopoulos, Stratty John Scaramanga, Peter John Scaramanga, and Andrew John Scaramanga, 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).	Eumorfopoulos, Eustratius (Aristides) (I2325)
6916	Eustratio Eumorfopoulos [10 Eton Houses, 70 Belsize Park Gardens] appears on the 1922 UK electoral register, Hampstead parliamentary division, Camden county/borough; [89 Leigham Court Road] 1926 Lambeth/Lambeth; [305 Leigham Court Road] 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936 Norwood and North/Lambeth; [Bevis Marks House, abode 305 Leigham Court Rd SW16] 1933, 1934, [7/8 Bury Street, abode Old Mousers, Lingfield] 1937, 1938, 1939 City of London/City of London.	Eumorfopoulos, Eustratius (Aristides) (I2325)
6917	Eustratio Ralli (along with Pantia Ralli, Peter P. Ralli & Stephen A. Ralli), 25 Finsbury Circus, London, is listed among the 96 Greek members of the Baltic Exchange 1860-69.	Ralli, Eustratios Stephanos (Stephanos) (I2292)
6918	Eustratio Stephen Ralli, merchant, was an investor in the Imperial Bank Limited (London Gazette 25 Feb 1871, 27 Feb 1878, 26 Feb 1879).	Ralli, Eustratios Stephanos (Stephanos) (I2292)
6919	Eustratios D. Patrino, 42, Chios, unmarried, merchant, swore allegiance to the Greek state on 27 Apr 1890 at the town hall, Ermoupolis, Syros.	Patrino, Strati (Dimitrios) (I951)
6920	Eustratios P. Agelasto, 38, merchant, was on the voter list for Syros, 1869.	Agelasto, Eustratios (Paul) (I523)
6921	Eustratios Ralli, Antonios Ralli [most likely Antonios (Alexander) Ralli rather than Antonios (Theodore) Ralli; [both buried at West Norwood] 1842, cofounded West Norwood Cemetery, London, with John Schilizzi.	Ralli, Eustratios Stephanos (Stephanos) (I2292)
6922	Eustratios Stephen Ralli arrived London in 1818 with older brother Zannis Step. Ralli and opened Ralli & Petrocochino, 5 Union Ct., Old Broad St.; he had a younger brother, Pandia.	Ralli, Eustratios Stephanos (Stephanos) (I2292)
6923	Eustratios, with brothers Pandia 'Zeus' and Jean in 1818 established Ralli & Petrocochino in London; 5 Union Court, Old Broad St., London.	Ralli, Eustratios Stephanos (Stephanos) (I2292)
6924	Eustratius (Theodore) Ralli had 16 children, many of them adopted. The ones listed here (even if they were adopted) are only those who are relevant to the Negroponte-Agelasto bloodline. The complete list is in Argenti/Long.	Ralli, Eustratius (Theodore) (I967)
6925	Eustratius Ralli of 17 Hyde Park Sq., London, was co-administrator of the estate of Thomas Ralli, who died 20 Oct 1858.	Ralli, Eustratios Stephanos (Stephanos) (I2292)
6926	Eustratius Zorzis Negroponte is among those named on a committee to look after the dissolution of a company, 15 Jun 1851.	Negroponte, Eustratius (Zorzis) (I2435)
6927	Euthalie Petrocochino, widow, Marseilles, is listed as a partner in the Bank of Alexandria Ltd, The London Gazette (27 Feb 1873).	Petrocochino, Euthalia (George) (I1081)
6928	Evaline Maud Ziffo (b. abt 1879, Liverpool) arrived New York aboard the President Roosevelt from Southampton, England on 31 Jul 1937. She was accompanied by George Ziffo, her son. Nearest relative is given as S. Ziffo, 32 Wellesley Rd., Chiswick, London W.4. Person to visit: R. Balt, 60 Gramery? Park, New York, her sister. Previous visit to Texas, 1903.	Parr, Evelyn Maud (William) (I294)
6929	Evangelos E. Petrizi, 26, b. Ermoupolis, unmarried, clerk/writer, swore allegiance to the Greek state on 11 Jul 1856 at The Orthodox Church of Christ's Transfiguration (Metamorphosis), Ermoupolis, Syros.	Petrizi, Evangelos (I1159)
6930	Eveline Maud Ziffo [32 Wellesley Road] appears on the UK 1918, [10/11 Lime Street; abode - 32 Wellesley Rd., Chiswick W4] 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938 electoral register, Brentford and Chiswick parliamentary division, Hounslow county/borough; London/City of London.	Parr, Evelyn Maud (William) (I294)
6931	Exact birth date from death register	Scouloudi, Irene (Frank) (I3816)
6932	Exact DOB from death registry	Casdagli, Rev. Emmanuel Theodore (Theodore) (I3239)
6933	excerpt from The Story of My Life (1998) by George C. Lyketsos The first patient finds himself. And then the time came for the great trial…of ECT [Electroconvulsive therapy] in a patient. Thinking of those days I am surprised by my confidence. I had no doubt things would go well. I chose for the trial patient X who had been lost to the world…nobody had shown any interest in him for many years…That morning in March 1946…(the staff) brought X. He was catatonic…We laid him down on a sofa and placed the electrodes on his temples which we had already rubbed with salted water… I pressed the button for 10ths of seconds. A jerk followed… I increased the intensity…I pressed the button for a longer duration and after a few seconds the seizure happened. We became scared as the patient turned blue. We fell onto him to provide artificial respiration. Quickly, breathing returned and we took him to the ward where he fell asleep. Later we visited him. He had awakened and was active… I asked him “How are you?” and he ANSWERED “fine.” This gave us courage and we repeated the ECT after two days. After that we were able to communicate enough to find out who his relatives where who came to visit. He is the phenomenon and I think he still lives at Dromokaition. In total he had ten ECT. It did not cure him, but he was able to live at the level of social life of a developed psychiatric hospital. presented by his son, Constantine G. Lyketsos, "The Scientist as a Responsible Member of Society:A Personal Perspective on Research Integrity," Dean's Research Integrity Lectures, School of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University, 21 Sep 2011.	Lyketsos, George C. (Constantine) (I518)
6934	Executed (shot) by the Germans during WWII.	Galati, Constantine (Michael) (I305)
6935	executive committee member, American Foundation for Greek Language and Culture (AFGLC)	Krinos, John (Dimitrios) (I990)
6936	Executor of father's estate, 1915.	Spartali, Anthony (Sophocles) (I888)
6937	Executors of the estate were: his son Pandely John Agelasto and Emmanuel Michel Rodocanachi, his son-in-law. Estate valued at £7103 0s 6d, administered at London 9 Jan 1920.	Agelasto, John Michael (Michael) (I80)
6938	Exiled to Syros in 1866.	Venizelos, Kyriakos (Petros) (I3397)
6939	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I3896)
6940	Extrapolating from the 1920 US Census, her birth year would be 1864	Ziffo, Despina (George) (I2858)
6941	F.W. Mosher sold to Charilanos P. Negreponte the two three-story dwellings at 202-204 E 50th St, 80x60 (New York Tribune, 3 Dec 1922, p B5). Six years later he was listed as the lessor in a real estate transaction involving two four-story tenement buildings at 202 - 204 E 50th St, near 3d Ave, NYC New York Times 18 May 1928, p 43). [he had perhaps added a floor]	Negroponte, Charles H. (Paul) (I3403)
6942	Fachiri Travel, The Times of India: Bombay to Suez 10 May 1875, Mirzapore Mr. P.; Bombay to Southampton 6 May 1878, Hindoostan Mr. J; Suez to Marseille 28 Dec 1881, Mirzapore ; - to Brindisi 2 May 1884, Indus; Port Said to Bombay 22 Nov 1886, Kaisar-i-Hind; Brindisi to Venice 20 May 1887, Cathay Mr. J; Brindisi to London 18 May 1888, Shannon; Brindisi to London 17 May 1889, Peninsular Mr. J; Southampton to Suez 19 May 1991, Thibet; Marseille to Bombay 23 Oct 1892, Valetta; Ismailia to London 18 Feb 1893, Peninsular.	Fachiri, Jean (Hypatios) (I102)
6943	Faith: a parishioner of St. Patrick's Church in Yorktown Heights.	Vlachos, Paul John (Efstratios) (I2752)
6944	Family cemetery memorial reads: John Franghiadi 1878 – 1956.	Franghiadi, John (Stephen) (I1614)
6945	Family name is Rambico according to Ralli family tree. Another source calls him Embiricos. The Embiricos family had roots in Chios but not, apparently, in the Kampos. (Christopher Long)	Rembico, Emmanuel (Stamati) (I502)
6946	Fannette was one of the seven child attendants at the 1927 wedding of George John Calvocoressi and her aunt Julia 'Queenie' Argenti.	Argenti, Fanny (Leonidas) (I2626)
6947	Fanny Argenti [60 Porchester Terrace] appears on the 1937, 1938 UK electoral register, Paddington parliamentary division, Westminster county/borough; [63 Porchester Terrace] 1939.	Argenti, Fanny (Leonidas) (I2626)
6948	Fanny Ath. Krinos, 24, b. Ermoupolis, unmarried, housewife, swore allegiance to the Greek state on 13 Nov 1935, presumably at the town hall, Ermoupolis, Syros.	Krinos, Fanny (Athanasios) (I3890)
6949	Fanny Rodocanachi [2 Clarendon Place] appears on the 1902, 1904 UK electoral register, Paddington South parliamentary division, Westminster county/borough.	Mavrogordato, Fanny (Ambrouzis) (I1523)
6950	Fanny Schilizzi (née Ralli) is in the collection of the National Portrait Gallery, UK: by Camille Silvy, albumen print, 27 February 1861, NPG Ax51632.	Ralli, Fanny (Antonios) (I2553)

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