Antonios (Loukas) Benachi^[1]

1881 - 1964  (82 years)

• Name	Antonios (Loukas) Benachi
  Birth	09 Oct 1881	Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK
  	Choremi tree says 1880 (Christopher Long).
  Gender	Male
  Death	7 Jan 1964	Alexandria, Egypt
  	The London Gazette, 21 Feb 1967, reports a probate for Antonios Louka Benachi [misspelled Banachi in an earlier edition], 10 Fatimitos St., Alexandria, 7 Jan 1964. This is the address of record for his wife's death the previous year. Not to confuse with Anthony Emmanuel Benachi of Alexandria, known as Antoine who married Marie Michel Sinadino 10 Dec 1903, Paris, died in 1954, Athens, had also worked as a cotton merchant for Choremi-Benachi, educated at Rossall School and for whom there is a tribute in the Times [London], 12 Jun 1954, by A. A. Pallis, p. 8.
  Notes	A. Benachi attended the Sep 1897 Liverpool funeral of Ambrose Anthony Vlasto (Liverpool Mercury, 28 Sep 1897). The 1891 census: Anthony Benachi, 9, b. Liverpool, lived at 'Orlycia,' Livingston Drive North, Liverpool, in the household headed by his father, Luke A. Bernachi, 43, cotton merchant, b. Greece, naturalized British subject, and his wife, Artemis, 36, b. Turkey; with his sisters, Alexandra, 11 and Argene, ,2 and his brother Alexander, 2 months & 5 servants [between Gastmore and Adlington houses]. Residence: 1911-1916: 879 Beacon, Boston (Choremi, Benachi & Co, cotton merchant, 53 State Rm 409); 1918-1919, Anthony & Despina Benachi, 1810 Beacon, Brookline, Massachusetts, USA. Anthony L. Benachi, 31, merchant; Despina A Benachi, 27; Luke A. Benachi, 5, all British nationals, Greek race, residents 879 Beacon St., Boston, Massachusetts, were issued US passports, 12 Sep 1919, final destination Boston. He arrived US aboard Bremen, 8 Oct 1907, lived in Boston and Brookline, Mass., US, uninterrupted between 1907-1919, according to wife's US passport application. A naturalized US citizen, 18 Feb 1918, Boston, Mass., according to wife's US passport application. Anthony Benachi, 26, merchant; Despina A Benachi, 23, b. Calcutta; Luke A. Benachi, 5 months, all British nationals, last permanent address c/o M. Benachi, 6 Siebig Strasse, Frankfurt a/M, departed Bremen 8 Oct 1907 aboard Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse, arriving New York City, 16 Oct 1907, final destination Boston. The 1910 US federal census for the residence, 237 Dartmouth St., Boston, MA, included Anthony L. Benachi, 29, Greek b. England, married, father Greek b. Greece, mother Greek b. Turkey, cotton merchant; Despina, 25, Greek b. India, father Greek b. Constantinople, mother Greek b. England; Luke A., 3, Greek b. Egypt, father b. England, mother b. India, all guests [residence may be hotel], all immigrated 1907. Anthony L. Benachi, 31, b. Liverpool, merchant, Greek; Despina A, 27, housewife; Luke A., 6, child, arrived Boston 25 Sep 1912 aboard Franconia from Liverpool, last residing 879 Beacon St., Boston, all nationality British. California State Roster, 1909: Anthony L. Benachi, Greek Consul in the United States, Boston, Mass.
  Person ID	I492	Negroponte-Agelasto
  Last Modified	15 Dec 2021

  
  

  Father	Luke Antonio (Antonio) Benachi,   b. Greece d. 17 May 1896, Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK
  Family ID	F207	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Despina (Theodore) Ziffo,   b. 14 Jul 1884, Calcutta, Bengal, British India d. 13 Jul 1963, 10 Fatimitos St., Alexandria, Egypt (Age 78 years)
  Marriage	A Despina Ziffo registered her marriage Jul-Aug-Sep 1884 in Kensington District, London, v 1a, p 367. Certificate not examined.
  Children	1. Lucas (Antony) Benachi,   b. 8 Mar 1907, Alexandria, Egypt d. Abt 1979, Paris, Île-de-France, France (Age 71 years)
  Family ID	F197	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	16 Feb 2008

  
  

• Event Map

  Birth - 09 Oct 1881 - Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK Death - 7 Jan 1964 - Alexandria, Egypt  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Documents » Slide Show		Anthony Luke Benachi WWI draft registration
  		Anthony Luke Benachi Petition for US Natualization
  		Anthony L Benachi US Passport Application

  
  

• Sources

  [S129] 1891 England Census.