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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: W/Cmdr Peter John Ambrose (Pantias) Calvocoressi / Living (F1241)
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| 7102 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3750)
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| 7103 |
From 6 November 1923, her married name became Brudenell. (Burke's Peerage and Baronetage) | Schilizzi, Maria Julia (Stephen) (I2592)
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| 7104 |
From Peerage News: He was s of Michael Henry ASQUITH 1914-2004 (gs of former British Prime Minister the 1st Earl of OXFORD & ASQUITH KG 1852-1928, as well gs of 11th Earl of WEMYSS & [7th] MARCH 1857-1937, 2xgt gs of 1st Earl of LICHFIELD 1795-1854, 2xgt gs of 1st Baron LECONFIELD 1787-1869, etc etc) and his 1st w Diana Eveline Montagu 1915-2004 d of Lt-Col Perceval Lawrence Montagu BATTYE 1886-1945 scion of the TREVOR-BATTYE gentry family of Tingrith by his 1914 m reg Q2 Berks to Elsie RODOCANACHI. He m 1st 1963 (div 1975) Nicola d of Lt-Cdr Sir Peter Markham SCOTT CH CBE 1909-89 (s of the Antarctic explorer Capt Robert Falcon (Con) SCOTT CVO RN 1868-1912 and as her 1st h (her 2nd was 1st Baron Kennet) the sculptor Edith Agnes Kathleen BRUCE 1878-1947 gd of Sir James Robertson BRUCE 2nd Bt 1788-1836) and Elizabeth Jane 1923-2014 d of David Liddon HOWARD 1897-1958 and Katharine Margaret (Kit) SOMERVELL 1898-1975, and had a son and two daus. He m 2nd 1983 as her 2nd h Clare Frances b c1946 reg Q1 London d of Lt-Col John Richard Guy STANTON MBE 1919-90 by his 1941 m to Margaret Frances HARRIES 1917-2004, and had a further son and dau. | Asquith, Stephen Andrew Romilly Michael (Michael) (I4301)
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| 7105 |
From The Times [London], 3 Dec. 2013: HOTCHKIS, Alistair James, died peacefully at the R.U.H. Bath on 23rd November 2013, aged 98 . He was a much loved husband, father, father-in-law, grandfather and great-grandfather and the last surviving child of Dr. and Mrs R. D. Hotchkis of Paisley and St. Andrews. A Funeral Service and committal will be held in St. Saviour's Church, Larkhall, Bath on Friday 6th December 2013 at 2pm followed by private cremation. No flowers please but, if desired, donations may be sent in his memory to Help for Heroes. | Hotchkis, Alistair James (Robert) (I3115)
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| 7106 |
From a family of Cephalonian nobles. Sturdza has a Menferrato genealogy. (Christopher Long) | Monferrato, General George (I2732)
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| 7107 |
From cemetery records: Julia Cobay nee Burch was born at Wittersham, the fourth daughter of George and Elizabeth Burch. She was baptised at Mersham on 14 February 1847. Her father moved his family to Newington soon afterwards, where he was a miller and baker, living at the Mill House. She married John Cobay in 1872, and they had two daughters. Julia continued running the White Hart after her husband's death. | Burch, Julia (George) (I1480)
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| 7108 |
From Christopher Long: He claimed to have been born 5 Dec 1909 in Manafon in mid Wales, and that he was related to Lord Alfred Douglas. The truth emerged in 2010-11. According to his cousin Roy Williams he was the illegitimate son of Alice Martha Andrew, b. 5 Dec 1905 (father not stated). He was 'adopted' by Alice’s sister Sarah Maria and her husband Charles Williams who had just lost a child. Sarah and Charles later had four children, the youngest being William Stuart Williams, father of Roy Williams. Sydney is recorded as part of the family in the 1911 census for Glanrhiew, New Mills, Newtown. Aged about 14 he left home to become an actor and was not seen by his family again (he later turns up as Derek Williams, the actor); they thought he had been killed serving in the Royal Navy in WW II. He appears to have had a sister Annie, also illegitimate, who is thought to have had the same father as Sydney/Derek. He may have been Col. Reuben Norton of Dolcorsllwyn Hall. | Andrew [Derek Ernest D. Williams], Sydney Ernest (unknown) (I1362)
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| 7109 |
from Cornwall originally, according to her daughter as related to her daughter. | Atkins, Elizabeth (I2729)
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| 7110 |
From Gordon Pape, "Americans in Greece-dupes or accomplices?" Southam News Services, Medicine Hat News, Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada, 2 Jun 1971:
Some Greek intellectuals are thoroughly convinced that the military coup d'etat of April 21, 1967 was directly engineered by the Central Intelligence Agency, acting through Nato channels. Thessaloniki lawyer Demitrius Zannas, who was educated in an American school and who has acted as counsel for several major U.S. firms, see the shadow of the CIA behind the colonels. "Few people feel as bitter as I do against the Americans," he said. "They are responsible for our slavery". | Zannas, Dimitri (Constantine) (I3480)
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| 7111 |
from heart failure following fever | Sordina, Augusta (Andrea) (I638)
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| 7112 |
From her obituary: "In her earlier years, Edna was very active in her community. She was an integral member of St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Farmingdale and participated in the Rotary Club. Her love for life extended to her passions, which included playing cards, especially with her grandchildren—her favorites being Kings in the Corner and Help Your Neighbor. She also enjoyed spending time at bingo games and could always be found shopping, with an eye for style. Edna was known for always being impeccably dressed, loving her time spent getting her hair and nails done, and maintaining a radiant presence wherever she went." | Lupton, Edna May (Lewis) (I3076)
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| 7113 |
from Paxo | Boico, Alexander (I1278)
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| 7114 |
From the Nanaimo [British Columbia] News Bulletin, 3 Jun 2015 and Vancouver Sun and/or The Province, 6 May 2015:
Our beloved Andrew left us suddenly. In his too short life he experienced the world through extensive travel, exercised his many talents (carpentry, gardening, painting, pottery, writing, design) and had careers in social work, child education and photography. He is mourned by the Rodocanachi and Whelton families and his many friends. Special thanks to his nephew Noah and his Nanaimo ladies Pat McArthur, Linda Harvey and Liz Stewart-Jones from just a couple of his Vancouver ladies Christine Arcand and Hugette Gingras.
All welcome at a Gathering of Remembrance, 821 Farquar St., Nanaimo May 9 from 11:00 am. | Rodocanachi, Andrew (John) (I2013)
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| 7115 |
From the accounting records of St John Church of the Chiots, Georgiadis mentions the sum of 30 [Turkish] pounds, received on 27 Jan 1896, willed to the Church by Angeroù Agelastos, widow of Constantinos Agelastos. | Scouloudi, Angerou (I29)
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| 7116 |
From the cemetery of an already cited monastery, Georgiadis mentions the grave of: "Aikaterini S. Agelastos, born 9 October 1834, died 2 July 1875." This is picked up by Zolotas who says she was a relative of Menelaos. This placement assumes the 'S' is Stamati, not Stephen. | Agelasto, Aikaterine (Stamatti unknown) (I746)
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| 7117 |
From the personal column of The Times (London) 14 Sep 1945: ALEXANDRA AGELASTO--Please contact Box W 6474, The Times, 42 Wigmore St. W.1. Could be intended for: Alexandra Agelasto (1890-1957), daughter of John Emmanuel Agelasto. | Agelasto, Alexandra (John) (I185)
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| 7118 |
From the personal column of The Times (London) 14 Sep 1945: ALEXANDRA AGELASTO--Please contact Box W 6474, The Times, 42 Wigmore St. W.1. Could be intended for: Alexandra Agelasto (1870-1958), widow of Emmanuel Rodocanachi. | Agelasto, Alexandra Mary (John) (I1185)
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| 7119 |
From the state birth index The ancestry.com reports Mary McNally, b. 18 Jan 1904, Manhattan, New York, certificate 7676. This is likely 18 Jan 1905. | McNally, Mary Regina (Edward) (I3056)
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| 7120 |
From the state birth index The ancestry.com reports Ruth McNally, b. 2 Apr 1905, Manhattan, New York, certificate 44800. This is likely 2 Apr 1906. | McNally, Ruth Lucille (Edward) (I3057)
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| 7121 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I5119)
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| 7122 |
Frosso Sarafoglu's placement here is due to detective work by Parker Agelasto and Lucy Syrioti Brett-Crowther, who is Frosso's cousin 2 times removed. Parker writes: "Frosso Sarafoglu would be Constantine (Connie) Sarafoglu's sister and would have stayed in Constantinople while he attended school in England. Assuming she was not a twin of Connie, her mother would have been Harriet Agelasto's sister, Aspasia Agelasto, who married Stephanos Sarafoglu in 1888. This was very common for a sister to marry her sister's widower and raise her nieces and nephews. Stephanos Sarafoglu died in 1890. Frosso would therefore need to have been born between 1888 and 1890." | Sarafoglu, Eufrosini (Stephanos) (I937)
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| 7123 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I516)
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| 7124 |
Frosso Thalassinos, Bayswater, London, and Mike Thalassinos, Cobourg Court Hotel, children of Theodore Thalassinos, residing in India, arrived London 12 May 1922 from Bombay, India aboard Macedonia. | Thalassinos, Michael (Theodore) (I517)
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| 7125 |
Full name, according to a genealogy website, is: Adele Cornelia Anna von Wettstein. Data not confirmed. | von Wettstein, Adèle (Adolf) (I4989)
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| 7126 |
full name: Julia Merilina Anne Ursula Scaramanga | Bevan, Ursula Constance (Owen) (I1741)
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| 7127 |
Funded the Athens Maternity Hospital, named after her very close friend of Maria/Marika Iliadi/Eliadis (née Omiro) who was born in Smyrna and died on 26 Dec 1924 and is buried at West Norwood Cemetery with husband Michael. | Schilizzi Stephanovich, Helena (John) (I2589)
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| 7128 |
Funeral "private, no flowers, no letters" date extracted from newspaper announcement. | Caridia, Major Alexander (Reginald) (I4314)
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| 7129 |
Funeral 1 Sep 1927, 10 a.m., at St. Mary's, Cadogan Street, S.W., London, England. | de Lussan, Blanche (Paul) (I2165)
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| 7130 |
Funeral 10:00 a.m. 29 Nov 2004, Tenth Street United Methodist Church, the Rev. Martha Bessac officiating. | Malm, Astrid Laura Ann Marie (Carl) (I3659)
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| 7131 |
Funeral 12 Oct., Grace Lutheran Church, Mendham, NJ. | Beekey, Sara Ann (Cyrus) (I4721)
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| 7132 |
Funeral 14 Apr 1958, Dunton Green Parish Church (nr Sevenoaks). | Ralli, Caterina (Alexander) (I3231)
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| 7133 |
Funeral 17 Oct 2013, l'église de Saint-Giniez, Marseille. | Reggio, Colette Géromine Marie (Périclès) (I4350)
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| 7134 |
Funeral 2 Oct 1912, St Sophia, Moscow Road, Bayswater, London, England. | Rodocanachi, Despina (Matthew) (I474)
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| 7135 |
Funeral 25 Aug 2017, 3.15 p.m., Church of Saint Victor, Marseille (7th). | Roman, Michel (Alphonse) (I2975)
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| 7136 |
Funeral 28 Aug 1910 at St. Thomas' Church. | Ralli, Sophia Michael (Michael) (I897)
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| 7137 |
Funeral 3 Apr 1936 at 11:45 a.m., Christ Church, Turnham Green, London. | Lloyd, Marian (Joseph) (I292)
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| 7138 |
Funeral 6 July 2021 at St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church, Tampa, FL. | Krinos, John (Dimitrios) (I990)
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| 7139 |
Funeral announcement in The Times, 21 Feb 1974. | Ionides, Penelope (Alexander) (I218)
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| 7140 |
Funeral arrangements by the Wood River Chapel of Hailey. | Negroponte, Charles C. (Christophe) (I3589)
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| 7141 |
Funeral at 10:15 a.m., St. Sophia Cathedral, London. | Mavrogordato, Michael George (Zorzis) (I1323)
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| 7142 |
Funeral at 10:30 a.m., 16 Sep 1935 at St Sophia Cathedral, London. The Archimandrite, the Rev. James Virvos, officiated. Coverage of the funeral appeared in The Times (London) 17 Sep 1935. | Spartali, Euphrosyne (Dimitrios) (I219)
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| 7143 |
Funeral at 10:30 a.m., St. Sophia Cathedral, London. | Sechiari, Fanny (Theodore) (I1327)
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| 7144 |
Funeral at 2 p.m., St Sophia Cathedral, London, 13 May 1929 (The Times [London] 13 May 1929, pg. 1, The Manchester Guardian 11 May 1929; 13 May 1929, p 20). | Petrocochino, Smaragda (Themistocles) (I1189)
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| 7145 |
Funeral at 3:30 p.m., 8 Nov 1939, St. John's Church, First Avenue, Hove, England. | Calvocoressi, Matthew John (John) (I2027)
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| 7146 |
Funeral at Chacombe Church, 10 Aug 1967. | Allfrey, Eustace William Hayter (William) (I3181)
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| 7147 |
Funeral at Eastern Shore Episcopal Chapel, officiated by Rev. Ben Duffy. | Rawls, Hannah Margery (Holman) (I241)
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| 7148 |
Funeral at Golders Green Crematorium, 12:30 p.m. 21 Oct 1925. | Rodocanachi, Matthew (Paul) (I1965)
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| 7149 |
Funeral at Guilsborough parish church, Northamptonshire, England. The Rev. A.W.P. Jaggard officiated. | Schilizzi, Stephen Stephanovich (John) JP (I2588)
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| 7150 |
Funeral at Hellenic Eastern Orthodox Church, 319 East 74th St., Manhattan, 29 Jun 1945. | Ralli, Pandia Anthony (Antonio) (I2861)
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