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In his will of 23 Oct 1901 Stephen Augustus Ralli left to his widow £15,000 owed him by his brother-in-law Ambrose Antonio Ralli (Evening Express [Liverpool], 21 May 1902. | Ralli, Ambrose (Antonios) (I3142)
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| 9302 |
In legal documents, including naturalization submission, name is spelled 'Emanuel' with one 'm'. Death certificate gives two 'm's. | Agelasto, John Emmanuel (Emmanuel) (I1908)
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| 9303 |
In legal documents, including naturalization submission, name is spelled 'Emanuel' with one 'm'. Death certificate gives two 'm's. | Agelasto, John Emmanuel (Emmanuel) (I1179)
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| 9304 |
In Marseilles the issue of Greek independence saw a division between the "‘patriots’ who, following the Orthodox priest unambiguously supported the Revolution, and the ‘realists’ composed of most of the leading traders took a more cautious stand because of their economic interests. Such a division reached its peak in 1825, when the Orthodox priest publicly excommunicated the trader George Zizinia; ruling at this time one of the most flourishing Greek commercial houses of Marseilles, he was accused of having betrayed the “national cause” by agreeing to commission warships for the Egyptian bey, at this time an ally of the Ottoman sultan. After a trial of strength between the priest and Zizinia, the latter finally, and unexpectedly won the confrontation, obtaining the priest’s resignation and his own total reestablishment." | Zizinia, Georges (Menander) (I36)
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| 9305 |
In Memoriam by her husband appeared in The Times [London], 25 Aug 1976, p. 22: "In loving memory of my darling wife, died August 25th, 1974. not a week, not a day or hour passes, that you are not in my thoughts. May God forgive the people that you loved too much who could not accept or understand your care. Love Michael." A memoriam by her parents-in-law appeared 24 Aug 1978, p. 22. "Reunited with her Michael our loving son. god keep them safe for us. Flosie and family. R.I.P." Another appeared 26 Aug 1977, p. 22: "reunited with darling Michael on 22nd Mar., 1977."
| Brudenell, Philippa Mary (George) (I2604)
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| 9306 |
In Negroponte v. Crossley and others, he sued to recover £600 damages for the wrongful detention of his goods, the defendant arguing that he had the right to detain the goods (which he had been given by Negroponte's agent to dye), as security for the debt of a third party, the agent, who went bankrupt. The jury awarded Negroponte £524. 1s. 6d. (Manchester Times, 3 Feb 1899; The Times [London] 23 Apr 1866, pg. 11; (Leeds Mercury 18 Jun 1866).). | Negroponte, Stavros Jacobos (Jacobos) esq (I1258)
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| 9307 |
In October 1940 he escaped from the North of France with the help of a French nurse and members of the Resistance and reached Spain. He was then imprisoned for a few months and finally returned to England in 1941. (Alice Annandale, 2020) | Jones, Lt. John Alfred (Percy) (I5400)
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| 9308 |
In Paris Vlème. Her funeral service was held at the Orthodox cathedral of St Etienne on 8th May and she was buried first at Passy. | Petrocochino, Penelope (George) (I1003)
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| 9309 |
In partnership as Merchants, 25 Finsbury Circus, London doing business as Ralli Brothers and as Ralli, Schilizzi and Argenti, Marseilles, France with Stephen Augustus Ralli and Alexander Anthony Vlasto, he retired 31 Dec 1892 from the partnership. | Ralli, Sir Lucas (Eustratius) 1st Baronet (I2595)
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| 9310 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I477)
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| 9311 |
In Tabreez, Persia, in Jan 1840, a branch of the Constantinople firm Toumasi Ralli & Co. was constituted under the style of Ralli & Agelasto, managed by G.N. Eumorfopoulo assisted by J. Sangrandi and A.A. Sepsi. | Agelasto, Cosi (Augustis) (I22)
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| 9312 |
In the 1880s she contributed substantially to the cost of the marble facings at St Sophia's in Bayswater. | Scaramanga, Mimina (Eustratius) (I2282)
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| 9313 |
In the 1881 British census he is recorded as living at Oakhill Park, Hawthorn House (West Derby, Lancs) in the household of his father and that he was aged 13 and born in Liverpool. | Rodocanachi, Paul (Paul) (I1968)
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| 9314 |
In the 1881 British census she is recorded as living at Oakhill Park, Hawthorn House (West Derby, Lancs) in the household of her father and that she was aged 16 and born in Liverpool. | Rodocanachi, Marigo (Paul) (I1967)
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| 9315 |
In the 1881 British census she is recorded as living at Oakhill Park, Hawthorn House (West Derby, Lancs) in the household of her father and that she was aged 17 and born in Liverpool. | Rodocanachi, Despina (Paul) (I1966)
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| 9316 |
In the New York Times coverage of her daughter's wedding, she is called "Countess de Magnin, the former Miss Curel-Sylvestrede Saint-Felix, Lorraine, France" | Curel-Sylvestre, Hermione Frances (Roger) (I4729)
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| 9317 |
In the baptism register entry for her son Constantine her name appears as Lox[Rox]andra. | Franghiadi, Alexandra (Constantine) (I335)
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| 9318 |
In the Brigade of Guards 1914-18 (faked his age downwards to join up in 1914) (Christopher Long). Appointment, Personal Staff, A.D.G., vice 2nd Lt. S. Calvocoressi, G. Gds., Spec., Res. 27 Apr 1919 (London Gazette 24 June 1919). | Calvocoressi, Stephen (John) (I2032)
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| 9319 |
In the death notice of his son Eustace in The Times (London), he is listed as 'of Athens.' | Eugenidi, Stephanos (Eustathios) (I834)
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| 9320 |
In the early years of WW II, he was made chairman of the Egypt, Greece and Levant section of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce (Daphne Casdagli). | Casdagli, Xenophon (Emmanuel) (I200)
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| 9321 |
In the German book his name is written as "Eustachios", which must be wrong, as there is no such name in Greek. Two possible but very different names are: Eustathios (nickname Stathis) and Eustratios (nickname Stratos). The latter is the name used by his son Pandia for his own first born son; given Greek naming tradition, this would be the baby's paternal grandfather. (George Agelastos) | Sagrandi, Eustratios (I1363)
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| 9322 |
In the King's conferring of the Military Cross, the citation reads: "Second Lieutenant Theodore Emmanuel Rodocanachi, 3rd Battalion, The Hampshire Regiment, attached 5th Battalion, The Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry. For conspicuous gallantry at Railway Wood on 17th October, 1915. When a mine had been exploded under one of the trenches he went forward under rifle fire to reconnoitre the crater, one bullet going through his cap. Later, when the Germans fired some shells on a working party in the crater, Second Lieutenant Rodocanachi, by his personal example and coolness, kept the men at work, although several were hit, until a satisfactory trench had been made." (London Gazette 16 Nov 1915) | Rodocanachi, Capt. Theodore Emmanuel (Michel) DSO MC (I1679)
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| 9323 |
In the last quarter of 1860, when several Greek firms in the Levant cotton trade failed, his company's "liabilities are computed at about £60,000, but the liquidation, it is thought, will not be very unfavourable" (Daily News [London] 27 Nov 1860; The Observer, 2 Dec 1860, p 5)." The bankruptcy resulted in the payout to creditors of 14s in the pound (Daily News [London] 8 Dec 1860). He also filed for bankruptcy on 14 Aug 1862 in co-partnership with Alexander Matza [Matsas, his father 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). Had another firm S. C. Agelasto (1862). | Agelasto, Stephanos Cosis (Cosi) (I43)
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| 9324 |
In the late 1800s he lived and traded with his brothers in London although the name of their firm is not known. | Mavrogordato, Pantaleon Ambrose (Ambrouzis) (I2556)
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| 9325 |
In the marriages section: "Because of Greek Court mourning, after the death of Prince George of Greece, the Cultural Counsellor to the Greek Embassy and Mme. Argenti have cancelled the reception that was to have followed the marriage of their daughter, Miss Fanny Argenti, and Mr. J. Phrantzes, Counsellor in the Diplomatic Service of Greece." The Times (London), 27 Nov 1957, p. 12. | Family: Ioannes Ambrose (Ambrosios) Phrantzis / Fanny Sybil (Philip) Argenti (F1113)
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| 9326 |
in the Petrocochino vault, later the subject of a court case ("What is a Charitable Bequest?", The Manchester Guardian 13 Dec 1912, p 6). | Petrocochino, Themistocles Pandia Anthony (Pandia) (I1191)
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| 9327 |
in the Petrocochino vault, later the subject of a court case ("What is a Charitable Bequest?", The Manchester Guardian 13 Dec 1912, p 6). | Mavrogordato, Marigo (Ambrouzis) (I1843)
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| 9328 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2042)
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| 9329 |
In the UK birth register, 1913, v 3a, p 395. Certificate registered 25 Mar 1913. | Ziffo, George Stephen (Stephen) (I295)
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| 9330 |
In their daughter's 1975 engagement announcement the couple are living at separate addresses. | Family: Capt. Nigel Windsor (Percival) Waite / Catherine Daphne (Paul) Rodocanachi (F1078)
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| 9331 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I559)
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| 9332 |
In WWI he joined the Royal Field Artillery. Transferred 1917 to the Royal Flying Corps/RAF (46 Squadron). Mentioned in Despatches. Listed as an ace with 8 kills in a Sopwith Camel and a shared 'kill' at Courcelles on 2 Apr 1918. | Vlasto, Alexander George (Anthony) (I1625)
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| 9333 |
In WWll he was an officer in the Indian Army and served with the British Vlllth Army at Alamein and the Italian campaigns. | Vlasto, Jean (John) (I641)
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| 9334 |
Included in the Queen's birthday honours Members of the Third Class, or Companions, Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George (London Gazette 30 May 1952). | Mavrogordato, John George (George) CMG (I1347)
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| 9335 |
Including Antonina four of the children of Antonio Alexander Ralli are on the Agelasto or Negroponte-Agelasto tree: Pandia by his first wife Mina Tamvaco; Stephanie/Fanny,Antonia and Virginia by his second wife Nina Mavrogordato. | Ralli, Antonina (Antonios) (I426)
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| 9336 |
Including Fanny four of the children of Antonio Alexander Ralli are on the Agelasto or Negroponte-Agelasto tree: Pandia by his first wife Mina Tamvaco; Stephanie/Fanny, Antonia and Virginia by his second wife Nina Mavrogordato. | Ralli, Fanny (Antonios) (I2553)
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| 9337 |
Including Marie four children of Emmanual Paul Rodocanachi & Franga Mavrogordato are on the Agelasto or Negroponte-Agelasto tree: Paul, Theodore, Michel and Marie. | Rodocanachi, Marie (Emmanuel) (I1334)
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| 9338 |
Including Michel four children of Emmanual Paul Rodocanachi & Franga Mavrogordato are on the Agelasto or Negroponte-Agelasto tree: Paul, Theodore, Michel and Marie. | Rodocanachi, Michel Emmanuel (Emmanuel) (I486)
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| 9339 |
Including Pandia four of the children of Antonio Alexander Ralli are on the Agelasto or Negroponte-Agelasto tree: Pandia by his first wife Mina Tamvaco; Stephanie/Fanny, Antonia and Virginia by his second wife Nina Mavrogordato. | Ralli, Pandia (Antonios) (I2118)
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| 9340 |
Including Paul four children of Emmanual Paul Rodocanachi & Franga Mavrogordato are on the Agelasto or Negroponte-Agelasto tree: Paul, Theodore, Michel and Marie. | Rodocanachi, Paul (Emmanuel) (I236)
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| 9341 |
Including Theodore four children of Emmanual Paul Rodocanachi & Franga Mavrogordato are on the Agelasto or Negroponte-Agelasto tree: Paul, Theodore, Michel and Marie. | Rodocanachi, Theodore (Emmanuel) (I173)
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| 9342 |
Including Virginia four of the children of Antonio Alexander Ralli are on the Agelasto or Negroponte-Agelasto tree: Pandia by his first wife Mina Tamvaco; Stephanie/Fanny, Antonia and Virginia by his second wife Nina Mavrogordato. | Ralli, Virginia (Antonios) (I3689)
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| 9343 |
Indian Civil Service (Government House), Bombay.
| Calvocoressi, Stephen (John) (I2032)
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| 9344 |
Individual identified in the family tree of John (Tryphon) Agelasto and probate records. | Sarafoglu, Lucy (Stephanos) (I837)
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| 9345 |
infective hepatitis | Casdagli, Maria (Theodore) (I4162)
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| 9346 |
Information affirmed by his nephew Stefy Salvago, 26, businessman, residing Alexandria, Egypt, and the deceased's cousin Nicolas Salvago, 38, without profession, boulevard de Courcelles 19, Paris. | Ralli, Pandia (Zannis) (I448)
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| 9347 |
Information and photos for this line, courtesy Kermode family website. | Family: John Thomas Kermode / Florence Shuttleworth (William) Cain (F515)
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| 9348 |
Information annotated on her Marseille birth register entry. | Angot, Suzanne (Alfred) (I335)
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| 9349 |
Information based on the naturalization records of her daugher and son-in-law. | Negroponte, Eleni (unknown) (I4413)
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| 9350 |
information comes from a genealogical website. | Skouzes, George (Alexander) (I3740)
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