Hypatia (Stamati) Agelasto^[1]

1857 - 1862  (5 years)

• Name	Hypatia (Stamati) Agelasto
  Birth	23 Mar 1857	Constantinople/Istanbul Turkey
  Gender	Female
  Death	24 Oct 1862	Constantinople/Istanbul Turkey
  Burial	St John of the Chiots, Constantinople/Istanbul [Aziz Yahya Türk Ortodoks Kilisesi, Türkiye] Turkey
  Notes	Unknown to Argenti. On the list of graves in the churchyard of St John of the Chiots, Georgiadis mentions the grave of "Hypatia, daughter of Stamatios Agelastos from Chios, born 23 March 1857, died 24 October 1862." The other recorded Stamatios Agelastos in Constantinople had a daughter named Hypatia about this time.
  Person ID	I751	Agelasto
  Last Modified	27 Mar 2011

  
  

  Father	Stamati (Michael) Agelasto,   b. 1827, Constantinople/Istanbul Turkey d. 07 May 1897, St Dionysios parish, Athens, Greece (Age 70 years)
  Mother	Catherine (Ioannis) Psomadis,   b. 1834, Constantinople/Istanbul Turkey d. 02 Jul 1875, Prinkipos, Sea of Marmara, Turkey (Age 41 years)
  Marriage	1855	Constantinople/Istanbul Turkey   [2]
  	In his book George Zarifi says "Catherine Psomadis married an Agelasto in Belgium". He might, though, have meant: an Agelasto [who was living and working] in Belgium. That actually leaves the question unanswered--where exactly the marriage took place--but doesn´t make things less confusing. (George Agelastos)
  Family ID	F53	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map

  Birth - 23 Mar 1857 - Constantinople/Istanbul Turkey Death - 24 Oct 1862 - Constantinople/Istanbul Turkey Burial - - St John of the Chiots, Constantinople/Istanbul [Aziz Yahya Türk Ortodoks Kilisesi, Türkiye] Turkey  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Documents

  Georgios Georgiadis, The Holy Church of St John of the Chiots in Galata (Constantinople, 1898), 266-267.

  
  

  Headstones

  Agelasto Monument, The Holy Church of St John of the Chiots in Galata, Constantinople/Istanbul [Aziz Yahya Turk Ortodoks Kilisesi, Turkiye] photo courtesy Ioannis Kolakis 2009

  
  

• Sources

  [S15] Georgios Georgiadis, The Holy Church of St John of the Chiots in Galata , (Constantinople, 1898 [in Greek]), 266. [S23] George Leonidas Zarifi, My memories - A world gone forever: Constantinople 1800-1920, (George Bonanos, ed.), 2002 [written 1938].