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8451	He was in partnership as merchants, at Marseilles, under the firm of Petrocochino, Agelasto & Co.; at Constantinople, under the firm of E. M. Vuro and Co.; at Galatz [sic], under the firm of D. C. Climi and Co.; at Ibraila and Bucharest, under the firm of Parembli and Climi; and at London, under the firm of Petrocochino and Co., until it was dissolved 31 Dec 1861. The other partners included Michael Vuro, M. P. Agelasto, M. Parembli, Anthony Vlasto, J. M. Agelasto, A. D. Syngros and A. N. Damiano (London Gazette 28 Mar 1862; an earlier notice appeared 18 Mar 1862).	Petrocochino, George (Eustratius) (I360)
8452	He was in partnership until 31 Dec 1856 with Eustratio Pandia Petrocochino, Marius Constantine Caralli and Zanni Demetrius Caralli as merchants at Malta and Constantinople, under the firm of Petrocochino and Co., at Rio de Janeiro, under ihe firm of T. Petrocochino and Co.,and in London, under the name or firm of A. P. Petrocochino (London Gazette 20 Feb 1857). The attorney was A. P. Petrocochino.	Petrocochino, Themistocles Pandia Anthony (Pandia) (I1191)
8453	He was in partnership with 'Leonard' Charles Rudolph Messel, John Cecil Cadogan, Linley Francis Messel, Eric Leonard Wilkieson Parker, Hugh Leopold Seligman, Peter de Barton Vernon Wallop William-Powlett, Cyprian John Bridge (until 24 Mr 1951), John Arnott Hunter, John Gregory Hickman Tilbury, Ernest William Walters and Robert Henry Calvert in the firm L. Messel & Co., Stock and Share Brokers, 34, Throgmorton Street, London (London Gazette 27 Apr 1951).	Girardet, William John Breary (Herbert) (I946)
8454	He was in partnership with Basil Arnold Smith, as Smith and Scaramanga, Ship Brokers and Agents, 4-5-6 Great St. Helen's, London, until it was dissolved by 31 Dec 1898 (London Gazette 3 Jan 1899).	Scaramanga, John George (George) JP (I1611)
8455	He was in partnership with Constantine James Negreponte [possibly Constantine (Jacob) Negroponte], and his brothers Lysander Stephen Galatti and George Stephen Galatti as cotton brokers, at the Exchange Buildings, Liverpool, England until dissolved 21 Jun 1875 (London Gazette 17 Aug 1875).	Galati, Andreas (Stephanos) (I726)
8456	He was in partnership with Constantine James Negreponte [possibly Constantine (Jacob) Negroponte], and his brothers Lysander Stephen Galatti and Andrew Stephen Galatti as cotton brokers, at the Exchange Buildings, Liverpool, England until dissolved 21 Jun 1875 (London Gazette 17 Aug 1875).	Galati, George (Stephanos) (I723)
8457	He was in partnership with Constantine James Negreponte [possibly Constantine (Jacob) Negroponte], and his brothers George Stephen Galatti and Andrew Stephen Galatti as cotton brokers, at the Exchange Buildings, Liverpool, England until dissolved 21 Jun 1875 (London Gazette 17 Aug 1875).	Galati, Lysander (Stephanos) (I719)
8458	He was in partnership with Constantino Aristides Martaki, in the firm of Alexandroff & Martaki, Shippers and Merchants, 70 Cumberland Street, Manchester, England until dissolved 30 Jun 1924 (London Gazette 4 July 1924).	Alexandroff, John (Alexander) (I378)
8459	He was in partnership with Friedrich Reiss, Henry Jacques Reiss, Alexander Emil Jacques Reiss, James Arthur Reiss, Charles Julius Reiss, and Gustav Eckhard, in the firm of Reiss Brothers Cotton Merchants and Cotton Brokers, at Cotton Exchange Buildings, Liverpool, until dissolved 10 Aug 1923 (London Gazette 21 Aug 1923). He continued the business--same name, same address--with Percy Bradley and and Norman Godfrey.	Girardet, Herbert Henry (Eduard) (I789)
8460	He was in partnership with James Constantine Negreponte [possibly Jacob (Constantine) Negroponte], John James Negreponte [possibly Jacques (Jacob) Negroponte] and Leonidas Vernudachi (all three who retired on 31 Mar 1861), John Sten. Schilizzi, Eml. Halduvachi, John Stefanovich Schilizzi, Paul Stefanovich Schilizzi, Michele P. Mavrogordato, Giovanni Vafiadacchi, Z. Stef. Schilizzi, Demetrius J. Paspali, Ambo. M. Cappari, Jean F. Paspatti, A. Z. Caridia, M. F. Paspatti, D. Stef. Schilizzi, and N. P. Caridia. The firms operated as merchants, at London, Manchester, and Calcutta, under the firm of Schilizzi and Co.; at Leghorn, under the firm of Schilizzi and Vafiadacchi; at Constantinople, under the firm of Z. Stefanovich and Co.; at Taganrog, under the firm of A. M. Cappari; and at Rostoff, under the firm of John F. Paspatti (London Gazette 27 Dec 1861).	Schilizzi, Paul (Ioannis) esq (I2519)
8461	He was in partnership with James Constantine Negreponte [possibly Jacob (Constantine) Negroponte], John James Negreponte [possibly Jacques (Jacob) Negroponte] and Leonidas Vernudachi (all three who retired on 31 Mar 1861), John Sten. Schilizzi, Eml. Halduvachi, Paul Stefanovich Schilizzi, Paul John Schilizzi, Michele P. Mavrogordato, Giovanni Vafiadacchi, Z. Stef. Schilizzi, Demetrius J. Paspali, Ambo. M. Cappari, Jean F. Paspatti, A. Z. Caridia, M. F. Paspatti, D. Stef. Schilizzi, and N. P. Caridia. The firms operated as merchants, at London, Manchester, and Calcutta, under the firm of Schilizzi and Co.; at Leghorn, under the firm of Schilizzi and Vafiadacchi; at Constantinople, under the firm of Z. Stefanovich and Co.; at Taganrog, under the firm of A. M. Cappari; and at Rostoff, under the firm of John F. Paspatti (London Gazette 27 Dec 1861).	Schilizzi, Ioannis (Stephanis) esq (I2511)
8462	He was in partnership with John Emmanuel Agelasto (after 1884 his brother-in-law by marriage) and John Antonio Ralli (Augustus and Despina Agelasto’s son-in-law); this presumably begun 1 Jan 1886 with the retirement of Despina Ralli Agelasto (Augustus C Agelasto’s widow), dissolved 31 Dec 1886 and the London office closed; he continued in partnership with JE Agelasto, trading as A. Agelasto & Co. The Calcutta office was on Canning Street, at the south-east corner of the China Bazaar. A. Agelasto & Co. terminated in 1916.	Negroponte, John (Ambrosios) (I1185)
8463	He was in partnership with John Themistocles Petrocokino[probably Ioannis (Theodore) Petrocochino], Themistocles Pandia Petrocokino, Manuel Anastasius Copchili, and John Cooper, as Merchants at Minshull Street, Manchester and under the style of Stavert Zigomala & Co; firm dissolved 30 Sep 1897 (London Gazette 23 Nov 1897).	Frangopulo, George F. (Stamatios) (I425)
8464	He was in partnership with Nicholas Zarifi, Leonidas Georges Zarifi, Pandely Simiriotti, Stephen Zafiropulo, Michael Zarifi, John Michael Zarifi, and Theodore Michael Zarifi, merchants, 21 Great Winchester Street, London, under the firm of Zarifi Brothers and Co.; at Constantinople, under the firm of Zarifi Brothers, Sons, and Co.; and at Marseilles, under the firm of Zafiropulo and Zarifi until dissolved 30 Jun 1886 (London Gazette 30 July 1886).	Zarifi, Pericles (George) (I177)
8465	He was in partnership with P.P. Rodocanachi [either father or son] and M.G. Mavrogordato in the firm of P. P. Rodocanachi and Co., Merchants, at South Sea House, Threadneedle Street, London, as Merchants, until he left the firm effective 31 Dec 1892 (London Gazette 3 Jan 1893).	Mavrogordato, Pantaleon Ambrose (Ambrouzis) (I2556)
8466	He was in partnership with Stephen Augustus Ralli and Lucas (Eustratius) Ralli, who retired 31 Dec 1892, as Merchants, 25 Finsbury Circus, London as Ralli Brothers and as Ralli, Schilizzi and Argenti, Marseilles, France.	Vlasto, Alexander Anthony (Antony) (I1629)
8467	He was in partnership with the brothers Lysander Stephen Galatti, George Stephen Galatti and Andrew Stephen Galatti as cotton brokers, at the Exchange Buildings, Liverpool, England until dissolved 21 Jun 1875 (London Gazette 17 Aug 1875).	Negroponte, Constantine (Jacob) (I339)
8468	He was in partnership with, M.G. Mavrogordato (cited below) and Pandely A. Mavrogordato in the firm of P. P. Rodocanachi and Co., Merchants, at South Sea House, Threadneedle Street, London, as Merchants, until the latter left the firm effective 31 Dec 1892 (London Gazette 3 Jan 1893). Likely, either he or his father founded the firm P.P. Rodocanachi & Co., merchants, 1 King's Arms Yard, Moorgate Street, London and, until he retired 31 Dec 1906, was partners with Michel George Mavrogordato and George Michel Mavrogordato. (London Gazette 8 Jan 1907). Emmanuel Theodore Seehiari left the firm 31 Dec 1904 (London Gazette 10 Jan 1905). The business moved to 40/41 Old Broad Street, EC 2, London; later partners included Constantin Manoli Vassiliadi and Theodore Michel Mavrogordato (London Gazette 26 Feb 1929). It was in business some decades later at 65 London Wall, London E.C.2., London (London Gazette 9 Feb 1965).	Rodocanachi, Pandia Peter (Peter) (I478)
8469	He was in partnership, until dissolved 31 Dec 1924 with John Matthew Ziffo, George Marchetti, Stephen Demetrius Petrocochino and Emmanuel Stephen Petrocochino carrying on business as Merchants, at 57 Palmerston House, Old Broad Street, London, and at Orient House, Granby Row, Manchester, and at No. 4, Clive Street, Calcutta, as Petrocochino Brothers (London Gazette 2 Jan 1925).	Petrocochino, Alexander (Stephen) (I1633)
8470	He was in partnership, until dissolved 31 Dec 1924 with John Matthew Ziffo, George Marchetti, Emmanuel Stephen Petrocochino and Alexander Stephen Petrocochino, carrying on business as Merchants, at 57 Palmerston House, Old Broad Street, London, and at Orient House, Granby Row, Manchester, and at No. 4, Clive Street, Calcutta, as Petrocochino Brothers (London Gazette2 Jan 1925).	Petrocochino, Stephen Demetrius (Dimitrios) (I1986)
8471	He was in partnership, until dissolved 31 Dec 1924 with George Marchetti, Stephen Demetrius Petrocochino, Emmanuel Stephen Petrocochino and Alexander Stephen Petrocochino, carrying on business as Merchants, at 57 Palmerston House, Old Broad Street, London, and at Orient House, Granby Row, Manchester, and at No. 4, Clive Street, Calcutta, as Petrocochino Brothers (London Gazette2 Jan 1925).	Ziffo, John (Matthew) (I462)
8472	He was in the partnership when Michel Emanuel Rodocanachi, effective 31 Dec 1853, resigned his partnership as Merchants, at Odessa, St. Petersburgh, Marseille, Leghorn, and Taganrog, under the firm of Rodocanaclii, Sons, and Co., and at Constantinople, under the firm of P. Rodocanachi and Co., with Matteo Mavrogordato [probably Matteo (Zorzis) Mavrogordato], Ambroise P. Mavrogordato, Theodore Pandia Rodocandchi, Paul Emmanuel Rodocanachi, Theodore Emmanuel Rodocanachi, Michele Petrocochino [possibly either Michael (Dimitrios) Petrocochino or Michael (Dimitrios) Petrocochino], Demetrius N. Petrocochino, Georges M. Mavrogordato , and Pandely Rodocanacchi [probably either Pandia (Miké) Rodocanachi or Pandely (Emmanuel) Rodocanachi]; they all terminated the partnership Rodocanachi, Sons and Co., doing business in London and Liverpool, under the firm of Rodocanachi, Sons, and Co. (London Gazette18 Apr 1854).	Rodocanachi, Theodore (Paul) (I344)
8473	He was in the partnership when Michel Emanuel Rodocanachi, effective 31 Dec 1853, resigned his partnership as Merchants, at Odessa, St. Petersburgh, Marseille, Leghorn, and Taganrog, under the firm of Rodocanaclii, Sons, and Co., and at Constantinople, under the firm of P. Rodocanachi and Co., with Matteo Mavrogordato [probably Matteo (Zorzis) Mavrogordato], Theodore Paul Rodocanachi, Ambroise P. Mavrogordato, Theodore Pandia Rodocandchi, Paul Emmanuel Rodocanachi, Theodore Emmanuel Rodocanachi, Michele Petrocochino [possibly either Michael (Dimitrios) Petrocochino or Michael (Dimitrios) Petrocochino], Georges M. Mavrogordato , and Pandely Rodocanacchi [probably either Pandia (Miké) Rodocanachi or Pandely (Emmanuel) Rodocanachi]; they all terminated the partnership Rodocanachi, Sons and Co., doing business in London and Liverpool, under the firm of Rodocanachi, Sons, and Co. (London Gazette18 Apr 1854).	Petrocochino, Dimitrios (Nicolas) (I70)
8474	He was in the partnership when Michel Emanuel Rodocanachi, effective 31 Dec 1853, resigned his partnership as Merchants, at Odessa, St. Petersburgh, Marseille, Leghorn, and Taganrog, under the firm of Rodocanaclii, Sons, and Co., and at Constantinople, under the firm of P. Rodocanachi and Co., with Matteo Mavrogordato [probably Matteo (Zorzis) Mavrogordato], Theodore Paul Rodocanachi, Ambroise P. Mavrogordato, Theodore Pandia Rodocandchi, Paul Emmanuel Rodocanachi, Theodore Emmanuel Rodocanachi, Michele Petrocochino [possibly either Michael (Dimitrios) Petrocochino or Michael (Dimitrios) Petrocochino], Demetrius N. Petrocochino, and Pandely Rodocanacchi [probably either Pandia (Miké) Rodocanachi or Pandely (Emmanuel) Rodocanachi]; they all terminated the partnership Rodocanachi, Sons and Co., doing business in London and Liverpool, under the firm of Rodocanachi, Sons, and Co. (London Gazette18 Apr 1854).	Mavrogordato, George (Michael) (I1336)
8475	He was in the partnership when Michel Emanuel Rodocanachi, effective 31Dec 1853, resigned his partnership as Merchants, at Odessa, St. Petersburgh, Marseille, Leghorn, and Taganrog, under the firm of Rodocanaclii, Sons, and Co., and at Constantinople, under the firm of P. Rodocanachi and Co., with Matteo Mavrogordato [probably Matteo (Zorzis) Mavrogordato], Theodore Paul Rodocanachi, Theodore Pandia Rodocandchi, Paul Emmanuel Rodocanachi, Theodore Emmanuel Rodocanachi, Michele Petrocochino [possibly either Michael (Dimitrios) Petrocochino or Michael (Dimitrios) Petrocochino], Demetrius N. Petrocochino, Georges M. Mavrogordato , and Pandely Rodocanacchi [probably either Pandia (Miké) Rodocanachi or Pandely (Emmanuel) Rodocanachi]; they all terminated the partnership Rodocanachi, Sons and Co., doing business in London and Liverpool, under the firm of Rodocanachi, Sons, and Co. (London Gazette18 Apr 1854).	Mavrogordato, Ambrouzis (Pandely) (I2557)
8476	He was in Trieste at the time of the Chios Massacres with his brother Ioannis/John. (Christopher Long)	Rodocanachi, Antonio (Matthew) (I1581)
8477	He was invested as a Member, Royal Victorian Order (M.V.O.) in 1905. He held the office of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Uruguay between 1924 and 1930. He held the office of Justice of the Peace (J.P.) for Dorset. He was invested as a Knight Commander, Order of St. Michael and St. George (K.C.M.G.) in 1931.	Scott, Hon. Sir Ernest Stowell (John) K.C.M.G., M.V.O. (I3024)
8478	He was involved in a legal action against T. Davies Limited, 1909, D. 281, 10 Aug 1909 (London Gazette 31 Aug 1909).	Psycha, Pandely (Theseus) (I962)
8479	He was involved in the bankruptcy of Emmanuel Antonios Mavrogordato.	Ralli, Sir Lucas (Eustratius) 1st Baronet (I2595)
8480	He was killed on 16 0ctober, whilst out with a wiring party in front of the trenches. The mist, under cover of which they had been working, suddenly lifted. Lieutenant Ionides ordered his men to lie down, but remained standing himself till all his men had got the order. In so doing he himself was seen by the Germans. His colonel wrote: “Although he had only been with us for a few months he was extremely popular, and had proved himself an excellent soldier. We all liked him and are proud to have had him as a brother officer." The sergeant of his platoon wrote: “He was loved by his men for his kindness, his bravery and his many soldierly qualities. He set us a good example of coolness under fire, and his platoon was willing and ready to follow him anywhere."	Ionides, Ambrosios Constantine (Alexander) (I215)
8481	He was likely naturalized British. His grandson Nicholas Frangopulo, in his own application for British naturalization, said his grandfather was a British subject.	Frangopulo, Nicolas (I417)
8482	He was liquidator of the Eirene Steamship Company Ltd., 129 Palmerston House, Old Broad St, E.C. 2, London (London Gazette 4 Dec 1925)	Rodocanachi, Emmanuel Michel (Michel) (I186)
8483	He was naturalized USA 24 Apr 1879.	Maximo, John Constantine (Constantine) (I430)
8484	He was nominated as an advisor to the Paris Chamber of Commerce Bulletin de la Chambre de commerce de Paris, 20 Apr 1912, p. 724	Coffignal, Louis Alexandre Joseph (I4015)
8485	He was one of seven crew in Hallifax Mk.III (MZ733 C8-H) bomber which took off from RAF Leconfield, Yorkshire, at 05.27 hrs, 28 Jun 1944, to attack the V-1 Flying Bomb site at Wizernes. At 08.33 hrs, as it returned from the mission, the aircraft crashed at RAF Hawkinge, Kent, and burst into flames, killing all aboard. For more see Remember Them website .	Kerruish, Plt. Off. George Archibald (Robert) (I1212)
8486	He was one of the executors of the estate of Antonio Alexander Ralli (London Gazette 8 Aug 1882).	Schilizzi, Theodore Emmanuel (Emmanuel) Esq. (I2550)
8487	He was one of the executors of the estate of Marino Corgialegno, of 53 Mount Street, Mayfair, London, who died 26 April 1911, along with John Michael Zarifi,of 38 Park Street, Park lane, London, Esquire; Bourchier Francis Hawksley, of 30 Mincing Lane, London, Solicitor; Evangelino Paul Metaxa, of 34 Norfolk Square, Hyde Park, London, Esquire, and George Marchetti, of 135 Gloucester Terrace, London, Esquire.	Argenti, Pandely Leonidas (Leonidas) (I2544)
8488	He was one of the executors, along with Alexander Pandia Ralli [the deceased's son-in-law] and Ambrose Rodoconachi [possibly Ambrose (Constantine) Rodocanachi, Ambrose (John) Rodocanachi, or Ambrose (Paul) Rodocanachi] of the estate of Marietta Ralli, widow, who died 2 Mar 1922, St. Catherine's Lodge, Hove, Sussex, and whose will was proved 18 May 1922 [presumably Marietta Antoniou Theodorou (Antonios) Ralli] (London Gazette 27 Jun 1922)	Vlasto, Anthony Alexander (Alexander) (I1624)
8489	He was one of the seven child attendants at the 1927 wedding of George John Calvocoressi and his aunt Julia 'Queenie' Argenti.	Argenti, Archimandrite Pandely (Leonidas) (I2627)
8490	He was one of the ten directors of the City of London Marine Insurance Corporation, Ltd. which listed an IPO (20-21 Jun 1881, The Times [London]; Belfast News Letter, 17 Jun 1881; Bristol Mercury and Daily Post, 17 Jun 1881; Manchester Guardian, 18 Jun 1881, p 5). Other directors included George E. Scaramanga, Gresham House, E.C., London; and Const. G. Ralli, Esq. (late of Messrs Cassavelli and Co.), New City Chambers, E.C. The company was liquidated in 1881.	Agelasto, Augustus (Cosi) (I41)
8491	He was one of the ten founding directors (and subsequent liquadator) of the City of London Marine Insurance Corporation, Ltd. which listed an IPO (20-21 Jun 1881, The Times [London]; Belfast News Letter, 17 Jun 1881; Bristol Mercury and Daily Post, 17 Jun 1881; Manchester Guardian, 18 Jun 1881, p 5). Other directors included Augustus C. Agelasto; and Const. G. Ralli, Esq. (late of Messrs Cassavelli and Co.), New City Chambers, E.C.	Scaramanga, George (Emmanuel) (I1597)
8492	He was one of the three Department of Agriculture agents conducting a public investigation of cotton exchanges in Southern cities, including Norfolk, Va., 26 Aug 1918 ("Probing the Disparity in Prices of Cotton," The Atlanta Constitution, 27 Aug 1918).	Agelasto, Alexander Alexander [Michael] (Alexander) Jr. (I194)
8493	He was one of the trustees, along with Themistocles Pandia Anthony (Pandia) Petrocochino and Manuel Anastasius Copchili, of the 2 Oct 1884 Indenture of Settlement [a prenuptial agreement] made between Aspasia (Themistocles) Petrocochino (his sister-in-law) and John Emmanuel (Emmanuel) Agelasto.	Negroponte, John (Ambrosios) (I1185)
8494	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I3809)
8495	He was partly French and partly Lebanese (Christopher Long).	Jabalé, Jean Antoine (I4081)
8496	He was partners with Lucas Eustratios Ralli (who retired, effective 31 Dec 1892) and Stephen Augustus Ralli,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).	Vlasto, Alexander Anthony (Antony) (I1629)
8497	He was partners with Ambrose Antonio Ralli, Alexander Antonio Ralli (who retired from the firm 30 Sep 1899), George Constantine Ralli, Constantine Constantine Ralli, Pandeli Constantine Ralli, Anthony Theodore Ralli and Constantine Theodore Ralli general merchants partners, in Ralli & Psicha, 16 Fenwick Street, Liverpool and as Ralli Sons and Co., in Alexandria and Talcha, Egypt (London Gazette 17 Nov 1899).	Psycha, Theseus (Pandely) (I957)
8498	He was partners with Augustus Demetrius Galatti in D. A. Galatti & Co., Merchants, 7, Rumford Street, Liverpool, until he resigned 31 Dec 1901/10 Sep 1903 (London Gazette 31 Dec 1901/15 Sep 1903).	Galati, Dimitrios (Augustis) (I435)
8499	He was partners with Pandia Peter Rodocanachi who likely founded the firm P.P. Rodocanachi & Co., merchants, 1 King's Arms Yard, Moorgate Street, London. Another partner was his son George Michel Mavrogordato. (London Gazette 8 Jan 1907). The business moved to 40/41 Old Broad Street, EC 2, London; later partners included Constantin Manoli Vassiliadi and Theodore Michel Mavrogordato (London Gazette 26 Feb 1929). It was in business some decades later at 65 London Wall, London E.C.2., London (London Gazette 9 Feb 1965).	Mavrogordato, Michael George (Zorzis) (I1323)
8500	He was partners with Theseus Psicha, Ambrose Antonio Ralli, Alexander Antonio Ralli (who retired from the firm 30 Sep 1899), Constantine Constantine Ralli, Pandeli Constantine Ralli, Anthony Theodore Ralli and Constantine Theodore Ralli general merchants partners, in Ralli & Psicha, 16 Fenwick Street, Liverpool and as Ralli Sons and Co., in Alexandria and Talcha, Egypt (London Gazette 17 Nov 1899).	Ralli, George (Constantine) (I973)

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