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| 8201 |
He negotiated the sale of Seat to the Egyptian government (Nasser régime). He and his wife then migrated to France where they both eventually took French nationality (Christopher Long). | Jabalé, Jean Antoine (I4081)
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| 8202 |
He or a sibling may have been the subject of summons issued to John Papadachi under the Vaccination Acts: "John Papadachi, merchant, Singleton Road, Higher Broughton, had received a summons charging him with neglecting to procure the vaccination of his child, but had since forwarded a proper certificate showing he had conformed to the law. the case was dismissed on payment of the costs." Manchester Times, 6 Jun 1874. | Papadaki, Pericles (John) M.B.E. (I1321)
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| 8203 |
He or his son may have invested in the Blazimar Hotel, Taylor, Texas, named after its investors: Bland, Zizinia and Marse. | Zizinia, Andrew Aristide (Thomas) (I3647)
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| 8204 |
He owned a race horse named Monsieur Monestyr, Le Gaulois, 423 Feb 1912, p. 4. | Negroponte, George (Ulysses) (I1219)
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| 8205 |
He owned several ships; in 1825 he participated in discussions on the founding and financing of orthodox church. | Dromocaiti, Michael (I3032)
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| 8206 |
He participated in the 1825 discussions on establishing an orthodox church in Marseille | Dromocaiti, Michael (I3032)
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| 8207 |
He participated in the Liverpool and Manchester Agricultural Show, Sep 1871, and showed in competition his Scotch terriers which placed 'extra' (Liverpool Mercury 7 Sep 1871). He was on the local committee of the Royal Manchester, Liverpool and North Lancashire Agricultural Society (LLiverpool Mercury 5 Sep 1883). | Negroponte, Constantine Jacobus (Jacobus) (I1260)
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| 8208 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Tristan John Maurice (John) Argenti / Living (F1580)
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| 8209 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2497)
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| 8210 |
He possibly had a namesake son (or nephew) born about 1845 in Smyrna and emigrated to Syros, Greece, in 1860. This Aristide lived in the US from 1865-1875 and was naturalized 15 July 1874. He worked in New York and New Orleans in cotton. He married Lucy Otis (born 11 Sep 1860) on 11 Sep 1878 and they lived in Alexandria, Egypt, where he continued in the cotton trade until his death on 24 Aug 1900. They had three children: John (b 31 Dec 1883, Syros, Greece), Flora (b 10 Dec 1884, Alexandria) and Victoria (5 Oct 1895, Alexandria - Aug 1982, Sarasota, Florida). | Pateraki, Aristides (I83)
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| 8211 |
He predeceased his wife by 32 years. Dead in India, he returned to the UK for final placement, with his wife's family. | Ralli, John A. (Antonios) (I87)
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| 8212 |
He presented [presumably he paid for] the singles championship cup in the South Atlantic championship tennis tournaments, Atlanta, 12 Aug 1900; 8 Aug 1902. His son Michael, a favorite to win, lost in the quarter-finals in 1902 (Atlanta Constitution, 9 Aug 1902). | Agelasto, Alexander (Michel) (I84)
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| 8213 |
He proved his father's will. | Argenti, Pandely Leonidas (Leonidas) (I2544)
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| 8214 |
He proved the will of his brother Leonidas. | Rodocanachi, Paul Zannis (Zannis) (I1955)
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| 8215 |
He proved the will of his brother Nicholas 26 Feb 1943 (London Gazette 2 Apr 1943). | Eumorfopoulos, Stamatios (Aristides) (I2329)
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| 8216 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I254)
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| 8217 |
He received the bulk of his mother-in-law's estate, which ended up in court. | Negroponte, John (Ambrosios) (I1185)
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| 8218 |
He received the Medal of French Gratitude (Médaille de la Reconnaissance française) as treasurer of the Spanish Red Cross, Athens, providing information on prisoners of war (Journal officiel de la République française. Lois et décrets,
28 Dec 1919, p 15232). | Calouta, Basil (Jean) (I604)
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| 8219 |
He retired 31 Dec 1889 from his partnership with Eustratius Emmanuel Petrocochino and Despina (Matthew) Rodocanachi, recent widow of Dimitrios (Emmanuel) Petrocochino, operating under the firm of Petrocochino Brothers, at Palmerston Buildings, Old Broad Street, London and Manchester and Calcutta, India (London Gazette18 Jul 1890). | Petrocochino, Stephen (Emmanuel) (I1600)
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| 8220 |
He retired from the family stock broking business in 1882 and retired to Brighton where he concentrated in building up his art collection. In his will, he bequeathed all 1138 items to the Victoria and Albert Museum, where most of the paintings, including works by Rembrandt, Degas, Delacroix and Millet, are now on public display. | Ionides, Alexander (Alexander) (I213)
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| 8221 |
He retired, effective 31 Dec 1892, from his partnership with Stephen Augustus Ralli and Alexander Anthony Vlasto, carrying on business as Merchants, at 25 Finsbury Circus, London, and elsewhere, as Ralli Brothers, and at Marseilles as Ralli, Schilizzi, and Argenti (London Gazette 3 Jan 1893). | Ralli, Sir Lucas (Eustratius) 1st Baronet (I2595)
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| 8222 |
He returned to England and remarried after the death of his first wife Helen Benachi in New Orleans. | Frangopulo, Nicolas (Stamatios) (I421)
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| 8223 |
He rowed in various regatta as cox (8st 6lb) for the Thames Rowing Club: Thames Challenge Cup, The Times (London), 3 Jul 1933, p 6; 6 Jul 1933, p 7; 8 Jul 1933, p 7; Kingston Amateur Regatta - Coronation Cup, 17 Jul 1933, The Times (London), p 3. Also, The Henley Royal Regatta, The Times (London), 2 Jul 1928, p 6, 30 Jul 1928, p 4; 23 Sep 1929, p 5; 1 Dec 1926, p 6; 27 Nov 1926, p 4. | Agelasto, John (Tryphon) (I205)
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| 8224 |
He runs an Agelastos family website. | Agelasto, Apostolos (Lukas) (I532)
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| 8225 |
He sat for two portraits that are in the collection of photographs, National Portrait Gallery, UK. | Asquith, Stephen Andrew Romilly Michael (Michael) (I4301)
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| 8226 |
He says he was captured by the Turks in Mesta, Chios, on 18 Apr 1822, his release bought by a Stephen Vernatsa in Smyrna for 90 machmoutiedes. He left for Trieste and Livorno. On 24 Apr 1824, he sailed for Constantinople, arriving 28 Sep 1924. | Schilizzi Stephanovich, Zannis Stephanovich (Stephanis) (I2514)
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| 8227 |
He served as founding president of the GBAO - Greek Benevolent Association of Odessa's Greek commuinity - and was an influence in various of the city's religious, educational and philanthropic activities for Greeks. His financial support resulted in the eponymous naming of the Rodokanakio Greek School for Girls and Kindergarten (1875). | Rodocanachi, Theodore (Paul) (I162)
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| 8228 |
He served in the E. Kent R. infantry from 1917-1920 and was promoted to 2nd Lt 7 Jan 1920, at which time he resigned his commission. Having reached the age limit of liability to recall, he relinquished his commission, 15 Dec 1947, retaining the rank of Lt. | Hervey, George John (John) Frangopulo (I427)
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| 8229 |
He served on the organizing committee to raise funds for the victims of the firestorm at Smyrna (Manchester Times and Gazette, 16 Aug 1845). | Ziffo, Loukas George (George) (I1575)
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| 8230 |
He served with British forces in the closing days of WWI. | Agelasto, Stephen (Cosi) (I196)
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| 8231 |
He served with the Royal Fusiliers (T) from 1939 to 1941 and then the Royal Welch Fusiliers from 1941 to 1946, becoming a Major, wounded and twice mentioned in despatches. In 1947 he joined J. & P. Coats, Ltd., Glasgow and became a Raw Cotton Specialist in 1951 and an Administrator in 1956. He became a Brevet Colonel of the Royal Welch Fusiliers (T.A.) in 1967 and Colonel in 1968; He was ADC to H.M. The Queen in 1974 and 1975. He was awarded the T.D. He was a J.P. and member of the Secretary of State for Scotland’s Advisory Committee on the appointment of JPs in Dunbartonshire from 1973 to 1976. He was Deputy Secretary of the Diocese of St. Edmundsbury and Ipswich from 1979 to 1986. He was a Commissioner for St. John Ambulance Suffolk from 1979, Director from 1986-90 and Commander from 1984 to 1992. He was made a Knight of Justice of the Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in 1988. He was awarded the O.B.E. in 1993. | Demetriadi, Colonel Michael Anthony (Constantine) OBE, TD, KStJ (I1993)
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| 8232 |
He signed a letter in the passport application of John Paul Galatti, his 5th cousin and employee at Ralli Bros, New York. | Calvocoressi, Leonidas (John) (I2030)
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| 8233 |
He signed a petition against the the dumping of books (The Times [London], 10 Dec 1906) and wrote letters to the editor of The Times [London] on alternate routes for the underground (12 Oct 1910) and the shortage of domestic servants (25 Oct 1924). | Agelasto, Pantaleon (John) (I180)
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| 8234 |
He signed the 1874 birth certificate of Despina (Ioannis) Scaramanga. | Vlasto, Pantaléon (Anthony) (I2308)
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| 8235 |
He signed the birth certificate of Henriette (Georges) Zizini, his wife's cousin. | Sechiari, Ambrose (Paraskeva) (I172)
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| 8236 |
He signed the birth certificates of Paul (Emmanuel) Rodocanachi, his wife's second cousin, and of his grand-daughter Argine Mitaranga and his grandson Stephane Pericles Georges Zarifi. | Zarifi, Pericles (George) (I177)
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| 8237 |
He signed the death certificate of Vierou (Leonidas) Argenti. | Sechiari, Theodore (Paraskeva) (I1333)
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| 8238 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2501)
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| 8239 |
He suffered from metal illness. | Constantaras, Paul (Achilles) (I1360)
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| 8240 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I878)
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| 8241 |
He took in his sister Zenobie around 1829. According to the charity who was taking care of her sons, Michel: “He himself, like his whole family, was also a victim of Turkish atrocity but managed to flee to Marseille, where he is now living in destitute conditions.” "Madame Sagrandy is living since her arrival in Marseille with her brother Michael Ageletto, a good man, father of a number of children, living himself in very difficult conditions." (footnote p. 33) | Agelasto, Michel (Pandia) (I30)
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| 8242 |
He took over his uncle's firm Rodocanachi & Sons Co., re-naming it Rodocanachi L. & Co. The family also ran Rodocanachi Giovanni & Co. at 9 North Building, Finsbury Circus. | Rodocanachi, Leone (Zannis) (I1960)
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| 8243 |
He took the pen name Pavlos Nirvanas in 1894. | Apostolidi, Petros (Constantin) (I5124)
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| 8244 |
He was 50% partner in R.S.Cunningham & Agelasto, General Merchants and Agents, 8/9 Martin Lane, Cannon St. EC4, London, which filed for bankruptcy 3 Feb 1933. The address for him and Evie Joan Agelasto: The Moat House, Sharnbrook, Beds as well as Roughwood Park. The company, officed at 4 Dove Court, Old Jewry, London EC2, was liquidated in 1959. | Agelasto, John (Tryphon) (I205)
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| 8245 |
He was a banker with P.P. Rodocanachi & Co., 40/41 Old Broad Street and later 65 London Wall, E.C.2, London. In addition to the founding partner Pandia Peter Rodocanachi, partners included Constantin Manoli Vassiliadi, Emmanuel Theodore Sechiari who left the firm 31 Dec 1904, Theodore Michel Mavrogordato, and until his own death his son John George (London Gazette 10 Jan 1905, 26 Feb 1929, 17 Feb 1942, 18 Feb 1947, 3 Feb 1950). He changed from being a general parter to a limited partner 5 July 1950 (London Gazette 7 July 1950). | Mavrogordato, George (Michael) (I1336)
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| 8246 |
He was a banker with P.P. Rodocanachi & Co., 40/41 Old Broad Street, EC 2, London. Other partners included George Michel Mavrogordato and Theodore Michel Mavrogordato (London Gazette 26 Feb 1929). | Vassiliadi, Constantine (Manoli) (I1338)
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| 8247 |
He was a banker with P.P. Rodocanachi & Co., 40/41 Old Broad Street, EC 2, London. Other partners included George Michel Mavrogordato and Constantin Manoli Vassiliadi (London Gazette 25 Feb 1927, 24 Feb 1928, 26 Feb 1929, 18 Feb 1930, 27 Feb 1931, 26 Feb 1932, 24 Feb 1933, 23 Feb 1934, 22 Feb 1935, 21 Feb 1936, 19 Feb 1937, 18 Feb 1938, 18 Feb 1941). | Mavrogordato, Theodore Michel (Michael) (I1337)
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| 8248 |
He was a broker, in partnership with M.B. Manuel in the firm Coronio and Manuel, 18 Culum [Cullum] Street, London until dissolved 2 Jul 1867 (London Gazette 9 Jul 1867). | Coronio, Theodore John (Zannis) (I1301)
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| 8249 |
He was a chemistry professor at University College London and known as 'Nick Youmo'. | Eumorfopoulos, Nicolas (Aristides) (I2326)
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| 8250 |
He was a co-administrator of the estate of George Tamvaco. | Calvocoressi, Miltiades (Leonidas) (I1816)
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