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| 9901 |
LePage Lawn, Row 88, Grave 146 | Amies, Sheila Margaret (Edwin) (I3785)
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| 9902 |
Leslie Montefiore was on the UK electoral register, 1878,
Westminster, 28 Hatherley Grove, London; 1888, 2A Copthall Court, E.C., London; 1897, 10 Throgmorton Ave. | Montefiore, Eliezer Jacob (Jacob) (I1454)
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| 9903 |
Lettering on the Mavorgordato family plot in St. George Cemetery, Syros reads: "[This tomb is] owned by Mikés J. Mavrogordato." | Mavrogordato, Charles Michael (Jacob) (I2409)
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| 9904 |
leukaemia | Constantinidi, Paul Michael (George) (I501)
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| 9905 |
leukemia | Konstandinou, Elissavet (I1345)
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| 9906 |
leukemia | Rodocanachi, Admiral John (Ambrose) CD RCN (I1983)
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| 9907 |
Lieut Comte (Lieutenant, Count) Gabriel Antoine Armand De Gramont was a pilot in the Free French Air Force in WW2. He died aged 34 on 10th April 1943 when his plane crashed near RAF West Raynham. A special 70th anniversary service was held in 2013 when the mayor, Janet Holdom laid a wreath but the grave has seen little attention since. His family is planning to visit, although they live in the United States. Additional information. Gabriel de Gramont sent his wife and son, Sanche deGramont to safety in America, after escaping from Nazi occupied France, then made his way to England to join the R.A.F. and flew as a pilot in the Free French Air Force. He was stationed at Great Massingham and ran bombing missions over Germany. He died while flying a Boston IIIa, BZ324 when it crashed in 1943. Known to be a dramatic man, it is said that he was studying for his diplomatic corps exams and had a squalling baby at home, so he threw a rock through the police station window so that he’d be arrested and have a quiet place to study. | de Gramont, Count Gabriel (Agénor) (I577)
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| 9908 |
Lieutenant 1st Bn., Coldstream Guards. Killed in Action. | Dilberoglu, Richard Nicholas (Plato) (I1045)
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| 9909 |
Lieutenant in Royal Flying Corps (22nd Squadron) during WWI. | Scaramanga, James John (John) (I1737)
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| 9910 |
Lieutenant in the Cameronians in WW II. | Hotchkis, Alistair James (Robert) (I3115)
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| 9911 |
Lieutenant in the King's Royal Rifle Corps, killed in action. | Ionides, Ambrosios Constantine (Alexander) (I215)
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| 9912 |
Lieutenant in the lst and 6th Battalion The Dorsetshire Regt. (Mentioned in Dispatches). He had previously been a distinguished soldier in the Greek forces in the Balkan wars in 1912. | Agelasto, Captain Augustus (Stephen) MC (I201)
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| 9913 |
Lieutenant in the Oxford & Bucks Light Infantry 1914-18. | Ionides, Andre Alexander (Alexander) (I214)
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| 9914 |
Lieutenant in the RFC and RAF in WWI. Described as an ace with 9 victories to his credit in 1917 and 1918, as a pilot/observer rather than a pilot/ace. Also served in WWII as a Flying Officer. Promotion: 8 Aug 1917, with seniority from 17 Jun 1917, Temp. 2nd Lt. (on prob.) Gen. List to be confirmed in his rank (London Gazette #30256, 28 Aug 1917). Transferred to the unemployed list, 24 Feb 1919, The Times (London), 8 Mar 1919, p 4. | Agelasto, Lt Cyril John (John) (I452)
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| 9915 |
Lieutenant in the Royal Signals (E) during WWII. Peter George Eumorfopoulos (155757), cadet, from 152nd O.C.T.U., to be 2nd Lts, 2 Nov 1940 (London Gazette 3 Dec 1940). | Eumorfopoulos, Peter George (Stamatios) (I2739)
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| 9916 |
Lieutenant John Alfred Jones, Royal Navy, received the Distinguished Service Medal. London Gazette, 21 Dec 1943, p. 5542. | Jones, Lt. John Alfred (Percy) (I5400)
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| 9917 |
Lieutenant West Surrey Regt. in WWl. Athlete. | Ionides, George Alexander (Alexander) (I216)
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| 9918 |
Lieutenant with the 167e R.A.P (régiment d'artillerie de position) | Zarifi, Lt. Stephane Pericles Georges (Pericles) (I3101)
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| 9919 |
Lieutenant, Household Cavalry and Cavalry of the Line Regiment, 3rd (Prince of Wales) Dragoon Guards Battalion, died of wounds. | Katinakis, Francis Beresford (Arthur) MC (I1063)
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| 9920 |
Lieutenant, Household Cavalry and Cavalry of the Line Regiment, 3rd (Prince of Waless) Dragoon Guards Battalion, died of wounds. | Katinakis, Francis Beresford (Arthur) MC (I1063)
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| 9921 |
likely 1808 | Vouro, Ioannis (Jean) (I1534)
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| 9922 |
Likely a widower, he had two children from a previous union. | Family: William (Osman) Warrington / Annunziata (unknown) Regina (F2244)
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| 9923 |
Likely appears in the Boudouris Family Archive: Merchantile Correspondence (1879-1882); F. 25.4 (1882); Letters [between Boudouris and] A.E.Mavrogordatos, D.Ch. Pestemalzoglu (Trieste), N.V.Kavour (Syros), M. Negrepontis, S. Evripides, D. and M. Lenos (Constantinople), Van der Zee (Smyrna) and others; Merchantile Correspondence (1883-1886); F. 26.1 (1883); Letters [between Boudouris and] D.Ch. Pestemalozoglu (Smyrna), A.E. Mavrogordatos, Men. Negrepontis, G. Flokos (Limni), N.V. Kavour, W.Sastour, I. Marikopoulos and others. | Negroponte, Menelaus (Zannis) (I1198)
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| 9924 |
Likely born in Zagora, Pelion, East Greece, where his putative younger (John) and older (Alexander) brothers were born, according to citizenship oaths. | Sakellaridi, Dimitrios (I3774)
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| 9925 |
likely died in Turkey | Agelasto, George (Emmanuel) (I457)
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| 9926 |
Likely he was living in New Orleans, Lousiana, around 1851 when his son Paul was born. | Negroponte, Pericles (Paul) (I2450)
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| 9927 |
Likely named after her paternal grandmother, of Villa Maria, Alexandria, Egypt, widow, who died 13 Jul 1921, at the Grand Hotel Paris, France. | Casdagli, Maria (Theodore) (I4162)
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| 9928 |
Likely she was born in Constantinople/Istanbul, as was her sister. | Tamvaco, Maria (George) (I2234)
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| 9929 |
Likely the Nicholas P. Argenti who worked for Ralli Bros., Manchester, 1866-1872; and set up Argenti & Co., 1870-75, 40 Dickinson St.; 1867, 11 Lloyd St. & 1867-1872, 12 Portland St., all with Coco George Scaramanga; 1857, 29 Lloyd St. as Argenti Sechiari Co. | Argenti, Nicolas (Andreas) (I778)
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| 9930 |
Likely to be buried beside his wife at Quantico National Cemetery, Quantico, Prince William County, Virginia, USA | Fiser, Bobby Louis (Louis) (I996)
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| 9931 |
Likely to have had a brother, Zinon Léonvardo (Pandeli) Dilberoglue, b. 23 Feb 1861, Malta, d. 13 Nov 1936, Neuilly-Sur-Seine, France (John Papadachi). | Dilberoglu, Plato (Pandeli) (I92)
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| 9932 |
Lillie J Zizinia, b. USA, Greek race, arrived Quebec, 8 Oct 1909, aboard the Victorian, from Liverpool. | Zizinia, Lillian Julie (Thomas) (I3646)
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| 9933 |
Listed also by Argenti as #187. | Agelasto, Christine (John) (I118)
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| 9934 |
Listed also by Argenti as #188. | Agelasto, Tryphon Emmanuel A. (Augustus) (I117)
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| 9935 |
Listed among "Old Harrovians of Distinction," compiled by the Harrow Association. Reference: Amateur Squash Champion (Egypt) 1937. | Casdagli, Alexis Theodore (Theodore) (I3240)
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| 9936 |
Listed among "Old Harrovians of Distinction," compiled by the Harrow Association. Reference: Cards Editor, Sunday Referee; author of Modern Contract Bridge. | Hervey, George John (John) Frangopulo (I427)
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| 9937 |
Listed as rentier and bachelor on death certificate. | Agelasto, Dimitrios (Michael) (I55)
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| 9938 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I878)
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| 9939 |
Listed as a contributor toward the building of the Church of Aghia Sophia, London, January 1881. | Agelasto, Augustus (Cosi) (I41)
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| 9940 |
Listed as a contributor toward the building of the Church of Aghia Sophia, London, January 1881. | Agelasto, John Michael (Michael) (I80)
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| 9941 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I470)
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| 9942 |
Listed as joining the Air Section on 5th Floor, Broadway, as early as July 1938 (PRO HW3/33). Research Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, Ph.D. 1948. Helped establish the Dept. of Slavonic Studies. Lecturer in Slavonic Studies. Russian language expert. | Vlasto, Alexis Peter (Peter) (I687)
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| 9943 |
Listed as Merchant and Partner in Frangopulo & Agelasto, 1880. | Agelasto, Loukia (Michael) (I78)
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| 9944 |
Listed in "Births within the District of the British Consulate at Boston, Mass, USA." | Burnett, Robert Payton (Robert) (I3320)
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| 9945 |
Listed in 1907 National Probate Calendar, England | Langridge, Gwendoline Mabel (William) (I1931)
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| 9946 |
Listed in Curinier, C.E. Dictionnaire National des Contemporains, 1901-1918 (B. Brunel & Co., Paris). | Angot, Charles Alfred (Jean) (I135)
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| 9947 |
Listed in the 1851 Marseille census. | Family: Georges (Paraskeva) Sechiari / Marigo (Pandely) Rodocanachi (F1685)
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| 9948 |
Listed in the 1952 National Commission on Teacher Education and Professional Standards (U.S.), p 101, as Liason Officer, UNESCO, United Nations, New York, New York. Listed in a 1964 publication of the Modern Language Association of America, as Dir Field Program Dept. Council on Student Travel, 179 Broadway, New York, NY 10007. | Lambrinudi, Alexander John (Emmanuel) DSO (I5277)
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| 9949 |
Listed in the Libro d'Oro di Melita. | Eugenidi, Lucie (Eustathios) (I885)
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| 9950 |
Listed in the Libro d'Oro di Melita. | Metaxa, Petros (Andreas) (I892)
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