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| 8001 |
He could be the father of Charles H. Negroponte. | Negroponte, Hareden (unknown) (I3408)
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| 8002 |
He could be the father of George. | Nicolopoulo, Demetrius A. (I3034)
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| 8003 |
He created the St Stephen's Chapel at the Greek Cemetery in Constantinople (Sisli Rum Mezerlik). Grand Officer of the Order of The Saviour. | Schilizzi Stephanovich, Zannis Stephanovich (Stephanis) (I2514)
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| 8004 |
He declared the birth of Virginie (Ambrose) Sechiari, given her father's absence. | Zizinia, Georges (Menander) (I36)
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| 8005 |
He died 'peacefully.' | Scaramanga, Ambrose George (George) (I1608)
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| 8006 |
He died 'suddenly' according to the death notice that appeared in The Times (London) 20 Dec 1899. | Rodocanachi, Peter Pandia (Pandia) (I2528)
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| 8007 |
He died 11 Sep 1970, Grosvenor Lodge, 32 Wellesley Rd, Chiswick, London W4. George Stephen Ziffo, Tornich House, Beauly, Invernessshire, is given as the deceased's personal representative (The London Gazette, 27 Oct 1970). | Ziffo, Stephen George (George) (I293)
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| 8008 |
He died after 1932. | Mackay, William (I629)
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| 8009 |
He died after a short illness, on his birthday, according to the death notice that appeared in The Times (London) 26 Feb 1947. | Rodocanachi, Theodore (Constantine) (I374)
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| 8010 |
He died at the residence of his mother. | Schilizzi, Emmanuel (Stephen) (I350)
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| 8011 |
He died from complications of dementia at a nursing home in Manhattan. | de Gramont, Sanche (Gabriel) (I5326)
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| 8012 |
He died from multiple sclerosis, which had plagued him for over 20 years, according to his wife in a note to the Princeton alumni bulletin. | Pentzopoulos, Dimitri (Tomas) (I4735)
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| 8013 |
He died in an avalanche, along with his wife Karin, stepson Nicholas and three others. Obituary in Alpine Journal, 1981. | de Pret-Roose, Michael James George (Jacques) (I4237)
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| 8014 |
He died in hospital, after a three week stay. Removal of his second kidney required extracorporeal dialysis, but his weakened circulatory system was unable to cope. | Agelasto, Constantine (Nicolaos) (I463)
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| 8015 |
He died in Paris but his permanent abode is listed as Lockerby Road, Liverpool, England. | Agelasto, George Alexander (Augustus) (I114)
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| 8016 |
He died in the flu pandemic, according to his grand-daughter Angela Abell. | Georgiadis, Jason (Nikiforos) (I3845)
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| 8017 |
He died of cholera according to his great nephew, Yannis Franghiadi. | Franghiadi, Michael (Emmanuel) (I1592)
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| 8018 |
He died suddenly according to the death notice that appeared in The Times (London) 8 Nov 1922. | Rodocanachi, Ambrose (Paul) (I1964)
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| 8019 |
He donated funds for the construction of the Greek church, 5-7 rue Bizet, Paris, but died before the project was finished. His son, Paul presided over the work's completion. (Revue des études grecques (Paris), 1888.) | Schilizzi Stephanovich, Zannis Stephanovich (Stephanis) (I2514)
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| 8020 |
He donated objects to the Smithsonian Natural History Museum, Washington, DC, with correspondence dating 11 May 1937 and 10 Aug 1943. The several items were lent to the Smithsonian in 1937 and later given as a gift in 1938. Their records show that the items were acquired in India by his father, A.M. Sr., on a trip in 1875. | Agelasto, Alexander Alexander [Michael] (Alexander) Jr. (I194)
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| 8021 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3844)
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| 8022 |
He employed Noemi Lejeune as a French Maid, Margaret Williams as Cook and Mary Hughes as Kitchen Maid. Mia Hall, Kelly's Handbook, 1901 p 1153 (Richard Anthony Ralli). | Ralli, Michael (Antonio) (I874)
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| 8023 |
He entered a palliative care center before death. | Marenghi, Michael (Charles) (I2923)
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| 8024 |
He escaped Chios in 1822 in a barrel hidden aboard a ship, according to his great-grandson Yannis Franghiadi. | Franghiadi, Emmanuel George (Zorzis) (I1589)
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| 8025 |
He established the Bombay branch of Ralli Bros in 1861. | Ralli, Ambrosios (Theodoris) (I311)
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| 8026 |
He filed for bankruptcy on 14 Aug 1862 in co-partnership with Stephanos Cosis Agelasto [his son-in-law) and Ralli Antoniadi (a Constantinople firm of Matza & Antoniadi) - bankruptcy discharged 5 Nov 1862 (London Gazette 19 Aug 1862, copied in North Wales Chronicle 23 Aug 1862; The Times (London) 20 Aug 1862). | Matsas, Alexandros (I399)
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| 8027 |
He fought in WW I. | Calvocoressi, Leonis (Miltiades) (I2183)
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| 8028 |
He founded American Field Service, an NGO, which oversees an annual Galatti Award for Outstanding Volunteer Service: "Galatti took the helm of AFS in 1936 as Director General. During his 28 years of service, he worked tirelessly to involve ever-larger numbers of participants, families and countries. Beginning with 10 countries in 1947, the AFS family of nations had grown to include 59 countries by the time of Galatti’s death in 1964. Although he was the driving force of AFS, Galatti relied heavily on the corps of volunteers he developed over the years. Even in the early days, he knew that the success of AFS depended on substantial volunteer support." Additional biographical information is on his wiki page.
| Galati, Stephen (Paul) (I728)
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| 8029 |
He founded the Chios General Trust and chaired the London-based Chios Charities Committee for many years. | Calvocoressi, W/Cmdr Peter John Ambrose (Pantias) (I2054)
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| 8030 |
He gave a two-spotted gourami to the National Zoo, Washington, DC. (New York Times, 3 Nov 1935, p N1). | Agelasto, Alexander Alexander [Michael] (Alexander) Jr. (I194)
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| 8031 |
He gave away his sister Queenie (Julia) at her wedding. | Argenti, Leonidas Pandely (Pandely) (I2545)
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| 8032 |
He had a 1918 marriage to Anna Ambrosini - /aka/ Anna Benfatti (1918), producing Marian, b. 1920; Gloria, b. 1927; Clarence, b. 1930. Anna is on the 1920 & 1925 census. | Family: Edward Molisani / Genevieve (Thomas) Whelan (F96)
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| 8033 |
He had a 1967 marriage to Karin Lowein, Westminster, London. | Family: Michael James George (Jacques) de Pret-Roose / Valerie Anne Doreen (Jack) Vlasto (F1771)
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| 8034 |
He had a likely prior marriage to Wanda F Trochimowicz, New York Marriage License issued 11 May 1946, Brooklyn, New York. | Family: Matthew Joseph (Joseph) Plagwicz / Aglaïa (Michael) Agelasto (F5)
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| 8035 |
He had a prior marriage that produced two children. | Family: Herman Frederich (Peter) Wintrich / Julie E. Webb (F1827)
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| 8036 |
He had a prior marriage to Ann S Pillidge (1956) | Family: Anthony Hendrie Oakshott / Valerie Anne Doreen (Jack) Vlasto (F1770)
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| 8037 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Richard W. C. (Wigram) Clifford / Living (F1079)
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| 8038 |
He had a prior marriage to Clare Dorothy (Frank) Findley [19 Jan 1904-17 Dec 1985], wed 1 Jul 1931, All Saints, Mile End New Town, Tower Hamlets, England. She wed James W T Reid in 1959. | Family: Reginald Ernest (Ernest) Borer / Marjorie Isabella (George) Zizinia (F1705)
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| 8039 |
He had a prior marriage to Heather Chapman, 1927, and a third marriage in 1954 (LDS). | Family: Roger Leonard (Albert) Pilkington / Helen (Michel) Rodocanachi (F723)
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| 8040 |
He had a prior marriage to Helen Frances Beckwith (1929). | Family: Eric (Richard) Chenevix-Trench / Theano (Emmanuel) Schilizzi (F140)
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| 8041 |
He had a prior marriage to Helen Frances Beckwith. | Family: / (F142)
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| 8042 |
He had a prior marriage to Jessica Ruth Brown, from 19 Jul 1923 until their divorce in 1928, granted for his "misconduct" at the Westminster Hotel, Paris, Jan 1928. ("Lady Northesk's Divorce," Daily Mail [London] 7 Oct 1928, p. 7).
| Family: David Ludovic George Hopetoun (David) Carnegie, Earl (11th) of Northesk / Elizabeth (Anthony) Vlasto (F714)
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| 8043 |
He had a prior marriage to Lilian Birtles, Victoria, Australia, 1912. | Family: Sir Gerard Arthur Maxwell-Willshire / Vera Le Baron (John) Gainford (F678)
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| 8044 |
He had a prior marriage to Lottie Elizabeth Ogden (1901-1935). | Family: Warner Clyde (Charles) Hill / Irene (Alexander) Stephens (F5)
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| 8045 |
He had a prior marriage to Mary Coxe Miller (1968). | Family: Hon. Bernard (Victor) Bruce / Georgina Julia Susan (Philip) Argenti (F1115)
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| 8046 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Frank Harold (Sidney) Hargrove / (F2291)
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| 8047 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Gottfried von Niebelshütz / Henriette (Emmanuel) Ypsilanti (F2078)
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| 8048 |
He had a subsequent marriage to Carolina Cassati, which produced children unrelated to our bloodlines: Alessandro, who wrote opera music, and Agostino (1876-1956), a poet who lived in Egypt and then in Italy, according to Augustin (Tino) Th. Synadino. | Family: Ioannis (Constantin) Sinadino / Polyxeni (Ambrouzis) Schilizzi (F277)
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| 8049 |
He had a subsequent marriage to Dorothy Christine Mather. | Family: Sir Hugh (Charles) Murray / Gwendoline Mabel (William) Langridge (F829)
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| 8050 |
He had a subsequent marriage to Gwyneth A Loveluck (1972) | Family: Anthony Hendrie Oakshott / Valerie Anne Doreen (Jack) Vlasto (F1770)
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