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He was partners with Theseus Psicha, Ambrose Antonio Ralli, Alexander Antonio Ralli (who retired from the firm 30 Sep 1899), George Constantine Ralli, Constantine 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, Pandely Constantine (Constantine) (I975)
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| 8502 |
He was partners with Theseus Psicha, Ambrose Antonio Ralli, Alexander Antonio Ralli (who retired from the firm 30 Sep 1899), George Constantine Ralli, Constantine Constantine Ralli, Pandeli Constantine Ralli and his brother Anthony Theodore Ralli as Ralli & Psicha, General Merchants, 16 Fenwick Street, Liverpool and as Ralli Sons and Co., in Alexandria and Talcha, Egypt (London Gazette 17 Nov 1899). | Ralli, Constantine (Theodore) (I3139)
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| 8503 |
He was partners with Theseus Psicha, Ambrose Antonio Ralli, Alexander Antonio Ralli (who retired from the firm 30 Sep 1899), George Constantine Ralli, Constantine Constantine Ralli, Pandeli Constantine Ralli, and his brother 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, Antonio (Theodore) (I3138)
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| 8504 |
He was partners with Theseus Psicha, Ambrose Antonio Ralli, Alexander Antonio Ralli (who retired from the firm 30 Sep 1899), George 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, Constantine Constantine (Constantine) (I974)
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| 8505 |
He was partners with Theseus Psicha, 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). | Ralli, Ambrose (Antonios) (I3142)
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| 8506 |
He was partners with Despina Demetrius Petrocochino [née Despina (Matthew) Rodocanachi](until she resigned 7 Jan 1898), George Marchetti and Emmanuel Eustratius Petrocochino, carrying on business as Merchants, at Palmerston House, Old Broad Street, London, Manchester, and Calcutta, India, as Petrocochino Brothers (London Gazette 7 Jan 1898). | Ziffo, John (Matthew) (I462)
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| 8507 |
He was partners with his father and brother John as L. Rodocanachi and Co., Merchants, Crosby House, 95 Bishopsgate Street. London, until dissolved 1 Jan 1881 (London Gazette 7 Jan 1881). | Calvocoressi, Leonidas M. (Matthew) (I2023)
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| 8508 |
He was partners with his father and brother Leonidas as L. Rodocanachi and Co., Merchants, Crosby House, 95 Bishopsgate Street. London, until dissolved 1 Jan 1881 (London Gazette 7 Jan 1881). | Calvocoressi, John (Matthew) (I2022)
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| 8509 |
He was partners with Thomas William Fry in Fry and Scaramanga, Grain Brokers, 34 Great St. Helen's, London, until it dissolved 31 Dec 1898 (London Gazette 30 Dec 1898). | Scaramanga, Ambrose George (George) (I1608)
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| 8510 |
He was previously married to Henrietta Feek (1859-1926). | Family: Robert (James) Davies / Elsie Virginia (Alfred) Negroponte (F1818)
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| 8511 |
He was probably [birth date does not match one given by Argenti] a witness to the birth of Matteo (Zorzis) Mavrogordato. | Rodocanachi, Michel Emmanuel (Emmanuel) (I486)
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| 8512 |
He was promoted to the rank of batallion chief, Customs Military Corps, French Territorial Army, Journal officiel de la République française. Lois et décrets, 15 May 1901. | Malleval, Désiré Fortuné Séverin (Jean) (I4044)
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| 8513 |
He was secretary to Pandias Ralli, the Greek Consul in London, and his uncle. Augustus had spent time in Constantinople and in London worked in his uncle's business, according to Bishop Catsiyannis. "Little before Pandias' resignation from his duties as Consul General, Augustus went to Constantinople where he married Despina Mathew Ralli." | Agelasto, Augustus (Cosi) (I41)
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| 8514 |
He was the administrator of the estates of his siblings Jenny and Theodore. | Rodocanachi, Ambrose (John) (I1528)
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| 8515 |
He was the co-executor of his father's estate, along with Emmanuel Michel Rodocanachi, his sister's husband. | Agelasto, Pantaleon (John) (I180)
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| 8516 |
He was the co-executor of the estate of Stavros James Negroponte, his cousin. 1886 UK National Probate Calendar Index gives his address/occupation: 18 Breeze Hill, Kersal, near Manchester, merchant. | Negroponte, John (Ambrosios) (I1185)
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| 8517 |
He was the co-executor of the estate of John Michael Agelasto (his father-in-law), along with his brother-in-law Pandely John Agelasto, with whom he was business partners in Rodocanachi Sons & Co., Bankers & Steamship managers, from 1911-1926. The company filed for bankruptcy 23 Nov 1929. | Rodocanachi, Emmanuel Michel (Michel) (I186)
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| 8518 |
He was the director of the Choremi-Benachi Cotton Co. branch in Boston from about 1907 to sometimes after WW I. After his return to Egypt he still travelled to the USA for the company, according to his grandson Augustin (Tino). | Sinadino, Augustinos (Themistocles) (I627)
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| 8519 |
He was the executor of the estate of George Ambrose Argenti along with Ambrose Parasqueva Sechiari and Pandia Parasqueva Sechiari (London Gazette 27 Mar 1931). | Eugenidi, Anastasios (Demosthenes) (I773)
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| 8520 |
He was the first Rodocanachi to establish a business in London, before 1839, called Rodocanachi & Sons Co. Catsiyannis says he was in Trieste at the time of the Chios Massacres with his brother Antonio. (Christopher Long) | Rodocanachi, Ioannes (Matthew) (I1582)
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| 8521 |
He was the lawyer to Georges Zizinia to assist in the administration of the estate of the latter's son Aristide. | Sevastopoulos, Michael (Alexander) (I271)
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| 8522 |
He was the owner of several Rolls-Royces, among them a Phantom II (Chassis No. 57RY) which may have been destined for the King of Greece. Another Phantom II (146 MY) was also delivered to Theodore but may have been for the King. Theordore was also the owner of two other Rolls-Royce Phantom lll (3DL102 and 3DL142) (Christopher Long). | Cozzika, Theodore Polychronis (Polychronis) (I3576)
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| 8523 |
He was the signatory witness to the birth of Dimitrios (Pandia) Agelasto. | Argenti, Leonidas (Pandély) (I2551)
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| 8524 |
He was the signatory witness to the birth of Julie (Ioannis) Scaramanga. | Ralli, Stephanos (Zannis) (I444)
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| 8525 |
He was vice-president of the Municipal Commission of Alexandria, the first self-governing city in the Middle East (Andrew Serjeant). | Ralli, Ambrose (Antonios) (I3142)
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| 8526 |
He was widowed - a prior marriage to Helene Lascarachi, according to his marriage banns. | Family: Georges (John) Grimanelli / Hariklea (Alexander) Fenerlis (F248)
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| 8527 |
He was wounded in 1915 (The Times 4 Jun 1915) and consequently was awarded MC (Military Cross), in King’s Honours List, 1 Jan 1916, reported in London Gazette #29438, 14 Jan 1916 and in The Times on the same date. Promoted from 2nd Lt. to Lt., 20 Oct 1916, less than three weeks before he died. | Agelasto, Captain Augustus (Stephen) MC (I201)
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| 8528 |
He went by Riccardo Maurogordato | Mavrogordato, Ricardo Michele (Giorgio) (I1383)
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| 8529 |
He worked for the Ralli Brothers in Calcutta, India. | Galati, John Paul (Paul) (I729)
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| 8530 |
He worked in 1899 with the National Bank of Greece and M. Hambro to establish the Bank of Crete. | Eugenidi, Eustathios (Anastasios) (I770)
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| 8531 |
He worked with D. G. Maximos, a clerk, Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va. (1886) and with George Maximos, Mngr, 51 Main, res. Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va. (1884-1885). | Maximo, John Constantine (Constantine) (I430)
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| 8532 |
He worked with his brother Leone and their uncle Iannis 'John' Rodocanchi & Sons Co. In 1990 his portrait, which once hung in his own dining-room, was in the collection of Nancy (Ambrose) Demetriadi (née Rodocanchi). | Rodocanachi, Paul Zannis (Zannis) (I1955)
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| 8533 |
He, Matthew Zanni Calvocoressi and his son Leonidas Matthew Calvocoressi traded as merchants, at 95 Bishopsgate Street, London, as L. Rodocanachi and Co.; and at Constantinople, as M. Z. Calvocoressi, until dissolved 15 Mar 1885 (London Gazette 2 Jun 1885) | Rodocanachi, Ambrose (Paul) (I1964)
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| 8534 |
He, along with Alexander Vlasto and the Ralli Brothers funded an essay "Interpretation of the New Testament, Vol. ll" by Nicholaos M. Damalas, published Athens 1892. | Schilizzi, Ioannis (Stephanis) esq (I2511)
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| 8535 |
He, his father and Ambrose Paul Rodocanachi traded as merchants, at 95 Bishopsgate Street, London, as L. Rodocanachi and Co.; and at Constantinople, as M. Z. Calvocoressi, until dissolved 15 Mar 1885 (London Gazette 2 Jun 1885) | Calvocoressi, Leonidas M. (Matthew) (I2023)
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| 8536 |
He, his father and/or his brothers Ambrouzios, and John are the likely Mr. Petrocochino who was a member of the Manchester Cretan Committee ("The Cretan Question," Manchester Guardian, 15 Mar 1897, p 7). | Petrocochino, Pandia (Themistocles) (I1864)
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| 8537 |
He, his father and/or his brothers Pandia and Ambrouzios are the likely Mr. Petrocochino who was a member of the Manchester Cretan Committee ("The Cretan Question," Manchester Guardian, 15 Mar 1897, p 7). | Petrocochino/Petro, Ioannis Themistocles (Themistocles) (I1866)
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| 8538 |
He, his father and/or his brothers Pandia and John are the likely Mr. Petrocochino who was a member of the Manchester Cretan Committee ("The Cretan Question," Manchester Guardian, 15 Mar 1897, p 7). | Petrocochino, Ambrouzios (Themistocles) FRGS JP (I1865)
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| 8539 |
He, his son Leonidas Matthew Calvocoressi and Ambrose Paul Rodocanachi traded as merchants, at 95 Bishopsgate Street, London, as L. Rodocanachi and Co.; and at Constantinople, as M. Z. Calvocoressi, until dissolved 15 Mar 1885 (London Gazette 2 Jun 1885) | Calvocoressi, Matthew (Zannis) (I529)
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| 8540 |
He, his wife and daughters arrived New York aboard the Lusitania 31 July 1914 from Liverpool, England.
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| 8541 |
He, his wife, and another child are on the Negroponte-Agelasto tree. | Ziffo, Paul (Stephanos) (I694)
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| 8542 |
He, his wife, and another child are on the main Agelasto tree. | Ziffo, Paul (Stephanos) (I2453)
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| 8543 |
Head-hunted by Paul Zervudachi as a director in the Daira Drahnet Pash, and then transferred to general manager of the Fiat and Simca Company for Egypt, which then changed to Seat (Christopher Long). | Jabalé, Jean Antoine (I4081)
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| 8544 |
heart attack | Ziffo, Despina (George) (I2858)
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| 8545 |
heart attack | Girardet, George Breary (Herbert) (I947)
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| 8546 |
heart attack | Savaides, Harry (Michael) (I1419)
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| 8547 |
heart attack | Cook, James Conrad (Joseph) (I5316)
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| 8548 |
heart attack | Constantinidi, Michael Dukas (Spiro) (I495)
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| 8549 |
heart attack, according to wikipedia | Nyarchos, Constantine (Nicolas) (I1211)
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| 8550 |
Hector Pantaleon Psicha, Trieste, merchant invested in the Bank of Alexandria Limited (London Gazette 27 Feb 1873). | Psycha, Hector (Pandely) (I958)
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