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| 7901 |
He apparently had a namesake brother who died in infancy (b 1 Nov 1851, bap. 5 Jul 1851). | Schilizzi, Nicholas (Zannis) (I710)
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| 7902 |
He apparently had a prior, brief marriage: The marriage of Alastair R P P K Cameron and Helga B E E Palme [Birgitta Ebba Elisabeth Palme or Ritter, 1923-1998] was registered Jan-Feb-Mar 1950, Kensington, London, v. 5c, p. 2485. | Family: Alastair Robin Peter Patrick Keith (D.P. Keith) Cameron / Diana Eveline M. (Percy) Battye (F1800)
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| 7903 |
He appears as a cotton buyer in the Degas painting 'A Cotton Office in New Orleans' of 1872-73 (oil on canvas) where he is depicted in the background sampling a handful of cotton. He is known to the New Orleans gallery as Michael Alexander Agelasto. | Agelasto, Alexander (Michel) (I84)
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| 7904 |
He appears in a portrait painted in London when he was aged two and just before the family left for Corfu. | Sordina, Theodore (Andrea) (I637)
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| 7905 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3820)
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| 7906 |
He appears on the main Agelasto page with less information. | Ralli, Constantine (Miké) (I1014)
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| 7907 |
He appears on the Negroponte-Agelasto tree. | Nicolopoulo, Demetrius (Athanase) (I825)
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| 7908 |
He appears on the Agelasto tree with additional information, including daughter Arghyro. | Sechiari, Georges (Paraskeva) (I4021)
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| 7909 |
He appears on the Negroponte-Agelasto tree with daughter Zenni. | Sechiari, Georges (Paraskeva) (I330)
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| 7910 |
He appears on the Agelasto tree. | Nicolopoulo, Demetrius A. (I3034)
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| 7911 |
He appears on the Negroponte-Agelasto bloodline, with additional information. | Ralli, Major Victor (Miké) MBE (I442)
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| 7912 |
He appears on the Negroponte-Agelasto tree with additional details. | Zarifi, Théodore Pericles (Pericles) (I1037)
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| 7913 |
He appears on the Negroponte-Agelasto tree. | Agelasto, Cosi (Augustis) (I22)
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| 7914 |
He appears on the Negroponte-Agelasto tree, with his full profile. | Mavrogordato, Eustratius (I299)
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| 7915 |
He appears on the Negroponte-Agelasto tree, with additional information. | Zarifi, Stephane (Georges) (I844)
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| 7916 |
He appears on the main Agelasto tree, with more detail. | Alexandroff, John (Alexander) (I1028)
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| 7917 |
He appears on the Agelasto main page with more details. | Scaramanga, Nicolas (George) (I490)
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| 7918 |
He appears on the main Agelasto tree. | Negroponte, Zannis (Ambrosios) (I7)
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| 7919 |
He appears on the Negroponte-Agelasto tree. | Negroponte, Zannis (Ambrosios) (I656)
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| 7920 |
He appears on the Negroponte-Agelasto tree with more detail. | Petrocochino, Michael (Dimitrios) (I910)
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| 7921 |
He appears on the Eton School - Rolls of Honour for the Men of the Kings Royal Rifle Corp killed in the Great War.
| Ionides, Ambrosios Constantine (Alexander) (I215)
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| 7922 |
He appears to been liquidator in the settlement of affairs in a number of bankruptcies. A billard player (see article in The Billiard Player 15 Mar 1921). | Eumorfopoulos, Stamatios (Aristides) (I2329)
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| 7923 |
He appears to have been an active and frequently mentioned member of the London Greek community from 1839-48 (though often absent from meetings). He left his business to his nephews Leoni (Zannis) and Paul (Zannis) Rodocanachi, brothers. | Rodocanachi, Ioannes (Matthew) (I1582)
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| 7924 |
He appears to have died young. The birth/baptism register of Syros says he had died, likely before 1858. | Negroponte, Pandely (Ambrosios) (I437)
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| 7925 |
He appears to have had a sister Annie, also illegitimate, who is thought to have had the same father as Sydney/Derek. This man may have been Col. Reuben Norton of Dolcorsllwyn Hall (Christopher Long). | Andrew [Derek Ernest D. Williams], Sydney Ernest (unknown) (I1362)
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| 7926 |
He applied for a USA passport in 1879, giving his birthdate/place as 31 July 1849, Scio, Turkey. | Pateraki, Demosthenes (Aristides) (I826)
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| 7927 |
He arrived 3 May 1932 at Liverpool, England on the Tuscania sailing from Bombay. He lists as intended residence 185 Gloucester Terrace, Hyde Park, London (home of his uncle Stephen Augustus Agelasto). | Agelasto, Lt Cyril John (John) (I452)
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| 7928 |
He arrived 31 May 1933 at Southampton, England on the Homeric sailing from Palma with his brother George. | Eumorfopoulos, Nicolas (Aristides) (I2326)
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| 7929 |
He arrived 31 May 1933 at Southampton, England on the Homeric sailing from Palma with his brother Nicholas. | Eumorfopoulos, George (Aristides) (I1730)
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| 7930 |
He arrived 4 Jun 1935 at Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada on the Empress of Japan sailing from Yokohama, Japan. | Eumorfopoulos, George (Aristides) (I1730)
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| 7931 |
He arrived 6 Jul 1928 at Southampton, England on the Mauretania from New York City. | Eumorfopoulos, Eustratius (Aristides) (I2325)
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| 7932 |
He arrived 6 Jul 1935 at Southampton, England on the Majestic sailing from New York City. | Eumorfopoulos, George (Aristides) (I1730)
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| 7933 |
He arrived in 1819, one of the first Chiot merchants planted in Marseille and lived in the newly established Greek quarter. He received the ex-President du Conseil grec Jean Colettis when he passed through Marseille, probably 1835-1843; he owned ships in the 1830s and participated in discussions (in both 1822 and 1825) on the founding and financing of the orthodox church. In the 1860s he was involved with the Greek hospital which he suggested should expand its services to help infirm sailors. | Petrocochino, Michael (Dimitrios) (I92)
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| 7934 |
He arrived in Algeria in 1868. | Sagrandi, Hippatios (John) (I1375)
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| 7935 |
He arrived in Greece, age 5. | Apostolidi, Petros (Constantin) (I5124)
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| 7936 |
He arrived in Marseille in 1816, and supported his family members who arrived after the 1822 massacre (Echinard). | Schilizzi, Petros (Emmanuel) (I346)
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| 7937 |
He arrived in Marseille in 1824, according to a highly adulatory 1842 letter from the Chamber of Commerce supporting his naturalization (Echinard). | Dromocaiti, Michael (I3032)
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| 7938 |
He arrived Liverpool from New York on the Britannic May 1877 and on the Servia May 1882 (Liverpool Mercury 22 May 1877 / 27 May 1882). | Frangopulo, Nicolas (Stamatios) (I421)
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| 7939 |
He arrived Marseille in 1820, one of three men primarily responsible for the building of the orthodox Greek church (along with Emmanuel P. Rodocanachi [Emmanuel (Paul) Rodocanachi or Emmanuel (Pandely) Rodocanachi], and Michel D. Petrocochino [more likely Michael (Dimitrios) Petrocochino rather than Michael (Dimitrios) Petrocochino); as Greek Consul he was involved in the establishment of the Greek hospital. | Zizinia, Georges (Menander) (I36)
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| 7940 |
He arrived New York aboard the Alaunia 18 Sep 1927 from Southampton, England. | Coryllos, Polybios (Nicolas) (I2867)
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| 7941 |
He arrived New York aboard the Britannic 21 Jul 1935 from Southampton, England. | Allen, Henry Butler (Franklin) (I2864)
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| 7942 |
He arrived New York on 11 Dec 1923 aboard the Majestic from Southampton, England. Ship manifest indicates he intended to stay at the McAlpine Hotel, New York city for six weeks. Listed as merchant, Spanish/English speaker and next of kin as Mrs. Frangopulo c/o Stavert Zigonala & Co, Minshull St., Manchester. | Frangopulo, Themistocles John (Georgios) (I433)
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| 7943 |
He arrived New York on 24 Nov 1921 aboard the Adriatic from Southampton, England in transit to Havana, Cuba (Stavert Zigomala & Co., 101 Aquia St.). Manifests lists occupation as merchant; physical description as 5'11", dark complexion, black hair and brown eyes. He was apparently traveling with William Humphreys, a Stockport merchant. | Frangopulo, Themistocles John (Georgios) (I433)
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| 7944 |
He arrived New York with his children on the Vulcania, 27 Jul 1931, from Patras, Greece. The group included Cherilaos Negreponte, 51, married; Paul, 21, single; Christie, 18, single male; Mary, 25, single, born NY, NY 2 Sep 1905. They held US passports, apparently naturalized citizens. Passports issued in 1931. Address 202-204 E. 50th St., NY, NY. | Negroponte, Charles H. (Paul) (I3403)
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| 7945 |
He arrived New York with his parents on 28 Mar 1924 aboard Paris which had sailed from Le Havre 22 Mar 1924. Listed as merchant, giving his aunt, Elise Sinadino, Ramlet, Alexandria, Egypt as next of kin in country of last permanent residence and Boston, MA as final destination. | Sinadino, Themistocles (Augustinos) (I643)
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| 7946 |
He arrived NYC from Liverpool aboard the Campania 1 May 1895. | Calvocoressi, Pantias John (John) (I2028)
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| 7947 |
He arrived US aboard Bremen, 8 Oct 1907, lived in Boston and Brookline, Mass., US, uninterrupted between 1907-1919, according to wife's US passport application. | Benachi, Antonios (Loukas) (I492)
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| 7948 |
He arrived USA 13 Oct 1903; 29 Oct 1903, swore oath of allegiance and filed claim for USA citizenship through parent's naturalization; witness: Paul T. Zizinia (Zizinia & Moran), 39 Park Row, New York, New York. | Calvocoressi, Stephen (John) (I2032)
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| 7949 |
He as an investor in the Bank of Alexandria Limited (London Gazette 28 Feb 1874, 26 Feb 1876). | Agelasto, John Michael (Michael) (I80)
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| 7950 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1012)
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