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| 7851 |
He also appears on the main Agelasto tree, with his descendants. | Zarifi, Georges Michel (Théodore) (I189)
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| 7852 |
He also appears on the main Agelasto tree. | Petrocochino, Michael (Dimitrios) (I92)
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| 7853 |
He also appears on the main Agelasto tree . | Coronio, Zannis (Zorzis) (I1300)
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| 7854 |
He always celebrated his birthday on 27 November (Caroline Shelton) | Vlasto, Alexis Peter (Peter) (I687)
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| 7855 |
He and George Demetrius Vouro, effective 1 Dec 1873, quit the partnership that included John Theodore Rodocanachi, Constantine Theodore Rodocanachi; operating at London, Liverpool, and Alexandria, as Rodocanachi Brothers and Company; at London and Liverpool, as Vouro and Rodocanachi; and at Alexandria (London Gazette 13 Jan 1874). | Rodocanachi, Antonios (Theodore) (I1492)
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| 7856 |
He and Demetrius Augustus Galatti, until he resigned 31 Dec 1901/10 Sep 1903, were partners in D. A. Galatti & Co., Merchants, 7, Rumford Street, Liverpool (London Gazette 31 Dec 1901/15 Sep 1903). | Galati, Augustis (Dimitrios) (I437)
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| 7857 |
He and Michel Emmanuel Rodocanachi, both of 29 Finsbury Circus, were investors in the Imperial Bank Limited (London Gazette 27 Feb 1878). They were joined later by Michel Michel Rodocanachi and Emmanuel Michel Rodocanachi (London Gazette 25 Feb 1880). | Rodocanachi, Emmanuel (Paul) (I232)
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| 7858 |
He and his ancestry are on our main Agelasto tree although Argenti omits this Emmanuel line from his Agelasto tree. | Agelasto, John Emmanuel (Emmanuel) (I1908)
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| 7859 |
He and his brother Theodore John Rodocanachi were partners in the firm of John T Rodocanachi & Son, carrying on business at 738 Salisbury House, Finsbury Circus, London, and 19 Apsley buildings, Old Hall Street, Liverpool (London Gazette 25 Feb 1903, 23 Feb 1905). | Rodocanachi, Ambrose (John) (I1528)
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| 7860 |
He and his brother Ambrose John Rodocanachi were partners in the firm of John T Rodocanachi & Son, carrying on business at 738 Salisbury House, Finsbury Circus, London, and 19 Apsley buildings, Old Hall Street, Liverpool (London Gazette 25 Feb 1903, 23 Feb 1905). | Rodocanachi, Theodore (John) (I1526)
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| 7861 |
He and his brother Alec played the amateur tennis circuit. While in Europe (3 Apr - 1 Jun) either he or a namesake 'M Agelastos' represented Greece in singles tennis in the Athens 1906 Olympics [22 Apr - 1 Jun], losing in the first round by default. | Agelasto, Michael (Alexander) (I193)
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| 7862 |
He and his brother Eustratius were merchants in London operating as 'Eumorfopoulos Brothers' until 31 Dec 1910 when Stamatios resigned. The firm continued with Eustratius alone. | Eumorfopoulos, Stamatios (Aristides) (I2329)
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| 7863 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2799)
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| 7864 |
He and his brother Mickey played the amateur tennis circuit. | Agelasto, Alexander Alexander [Michael] (Alexander) Jr. (I194)
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| 7865 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2051)
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| 7866 |
He and his brother Stamatios were merchants in London operating as 'Eumorfopoulos Brothers' until 31 Dec 1910 when Stamatios resigned. The firm continued with Eustratius alone at 87/88 Leadenhall Street, London (London Gazette 3 Jan 1911). | Eumorfopoulos, Eustratius (Aristides) (I2325)
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| 7867 |
He and his brother Theodore were involved in the initial deliberations to found an orthodox church at Marseille. Along with his brother he represented Greek interests in Marseille, was among the few Greeks who sought naturalization before 1821, and was among the best agents of the insurrection. | Prassacachi, Nicolas (Emmanuel) (I1805)
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| 7868 |
He and his brother Xenophon continued their father's business as Emmanuel Casdagli & Sons, 'Egypt and Mediterranean Ports and Morocco, all classes of goods'. A scholar, his family had dissuaded him from going to Cambridge, in favor of joining the family business. | Casdagli, Theodore Emmanuel (Emmanuel) (I3238)
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| 7869 |
He and his brothers formally changed their names to Vafiadachi/Vafiadacchi on 1 Jun 1875. | Schilizzi aka Vafiadachi, John (Matthew) (I2583)
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| 7870 |
He and his brothers formally changed their names to Vafiadachi/Vafiadacchi on 1 Jun 1875. | Schilizzi aka Vafiadachi, Matteo (Matthew) (I2584)
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| 7871 |
He and his business partner, Michel Agelasto, struggled and finally obtained French naturalization (Echinard). | Petrocochino, Michael (Dimitrios) (I92)
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| 7872 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2802)
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| 7873 |
He and his father, listed as James Contantine Megreponte (sic), banker, Alexandria and Constantine James Megreponte (sic), merchant, Liverpool, were investors in the Bank of Alexandria Limited (London Gazette 27 Feb 1873). | Negroponte, Constantine (Jacob) (I339)
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| 7874 |
He and his second wife attended the 1932 funeral of E. M. Rodocanachi. | Eugenidi, Anastasios (Demosthenes) (I773)
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| 7875 |
He and his sister Yolanda staged a family reunion in Feb 1999 in London. | Calvocoressi, Roy St George (George) OBE (I2633)
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| 7876 |
He and his son, listed as James Contantine Megreponte (sic), banker, Alexandria, and Constantine James Megreponte (sic), merchant, Liverpool, were investors in the Bank of Alexandria Limited (London Gazette 27 Feb 1873). | Negroponte, Jacob (Constantine) (I57)
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| 7877 |
He and his sons Leonidas Matthew Calvocoressi and John Matthew Calvocoressi were partners as L. Rodocanachi and Co., Merchants, Crosby House, 95 Bishopsgate Street. London, until dissolved 1 Jan 1881 (London Gazette 7 Jan 1881). | Calvocoressi, Matthew (Zannis) (I529)
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| 7878 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2496)
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| 7879 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2497)
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| 7880 |
He and his wife (with another of their eight children) are also on the main Agelasto tree. | Sinadino, Ioannis (Constantin) (I345)
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| 7881 |
He and his wife (with another two of their eight children) are also on the Negroponte-Agelasto tree. | Sinadino, Ioannis (Constantin) (I664)
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| 7882 |
He and his wife adopted two children: Paul and Catherine. | Adam, Reverend Canon John Marshall William (John) (I1044)
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| 7883 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1567)
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| 7884 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1568)
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| 7885 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1569)
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| 7886 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1570)
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| 7887 |
He and his wife are not buried in the tomb in the First Cemetery of Athens (number 89/Section 7). | Agelasto, Julia (Stephanos) (I104)
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| 7888 |
He and his wife are buried next to their daughter Eleni and their son-in-law Panos Kalligas (first discovered & photographed by George Vassiadis, Dec 2005). | Agelasto, Leoni (Stamati) (I171)
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| 7889 |
He and his wife attended the 1 Jan 1891 wedding of her brother John T. Petrocochino. | Negroponte, John (Ambrosios) (I1185)
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| 7890 |
He and his wife attended the 1 Jan 1891 wedding of her brother John T. Petrocochino. | Agelasto, John Emmanuel (Emmanuel) (I1908)
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| 7891 |
He and his wife attended the 5 Feb 1893 wedding of E. Pilalas and Catherine Elesteropoulo at the Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Trinity, W 53d St., New York City, along with Michel Agelasto, P.P. Negreponte, and John C. Maximos. | Ralli, Theodore (Pandia) (I2164)
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| 7892 |
He and his wife attended the funeral of Eustratius 'Strati' (Pandia) Ralli, according to The Times (London), 10 Mar 1932. | Agelasto, Stephen (Augustus) (I106)
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| 7893 |
He and his wife attended the funeral of Pandia Calvocoressi (The Times [London], 5 Apr 1937). | Agelasto, Stephen (Augustus) (I106)
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| 7894 |
He and his wife immigrated in 1904 and were naturalized in 1910. | Negroponte, Charles H. (Paul) (I3403)
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| 7895 |
He and his wife, both French citizens, are registered in the State Archives of Geneva as crossing into Switzerland during WW II. Nationality and date of birth are given. | Zermati, Georges Yves Saül (I212)
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| 7896 |
He and his wife, who was physically disabled, could not have children. They wanted to raise their nephew, but John Papaioannou refused. | Agelasto, Alexander (Michael) (I233)
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| 7897 |
He and Miss Agelasto (probably his daughter Kathryn) were at the reception at the National Liberal Club 2 May 1888 to honor the opening of the Gladstone Library (Daily News [London] 4 May 1888). | Agelasto, John Michael (Michael) (I80)
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| 7898 |
He and several school mates gave an icon, Zoodochos Pighi, to Agios Athanassios (abt 1859) and this has been celebrated ever year since - on the first First Friday after Greek Easter. According to his great granddaughter, "Until he died my great uncle used to attend this, and when he died his daughter (who herself died earlier this year [2010]) gave money for this service and the obligatory refreshments after to be carried on in perpetuum. We attended a couple of years ago, the church was packed for the 3 hr service and Father Sirigos recited the history of the icon. It was a very special occasion for us and we got talking to a lot of lovely people." | Georgiadis, Nikiforos (Constantinos) (I3849)
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| 7899 |
He announced his father's death to the Vital Statistics Bureau, Athens, Greece. | Franghiadi, George (Stephen) (I1615)
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| 7900 |
He apparently had a brother (who would not be on our bloodline): Birth announcement of a son, b. 31 Aug 1886, Calcutta to the wife of AM Syrioti, Times of India, 4 Sep 1886 | Syrioti, Leonidas Antonios (Antonios) (I929)
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