Angelique Erato (Georges) Zizinia

Notes:

Residence, France: 1838, rue Senac 28; 1842-1848, allee des Capucines 30; 1845, Ile des alles de Meilhan 32; 1850, Allees de Meilhan 30; 1854, Allees de Meilhan 28; 1861, allees des Capucines 28; Liverpool, England: 1871, The Ferns, Oak Hill Park; 1881-1891, 5 Waverley Road, Toxteth Park; 1901, 26 Hawarden Avenue, Toxteth Park; at DOD, 4 Oakbank Road, Wavertree.

1871 England census [West Derby]: household at 'The Ferns,' Oak Hill Park, Liverpool, was headed by Constantine Negroponte, 42, cotton broker, b. Greece; wife Angelique, 32, b. France; mother Polymnia, 70, widow, b. Greece; Paul C., 9, b. London; daughters Angelique, 8, b. Manchester, and Hypatia, 6, b. Liverpool; nephews Paul P., 8 and James P., 7, both b. France; & 4 servants. Located next to Contostavlos family's, 'Athenian Villa' and near to the Rodocanachi family's 'Hawthorn House.'

1881 England census shows living at 5 Waverley Road, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, England: Angelique Negroponte, head of household, 43 married, born Marseille, France; with daughters Angelique, 19, Hypatia, 16, Polymnia, 7, all students, born Liverpool, and two servants.

1891 census: 5 Waverley Road, Liverpool, England household headed by Angelique Negroponte, married, 53, b. France; daughters Angelique, 27; Hypatia, 25; Polymnia, 17, all b. Liverpool & 2 servants.

1901 England census for the household at 26 Hawarden Avenue, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, headed by Constantine Negroponte, 73, b. Greece, retired cotton merchant; Angelique Negroponte, 63, b. France, Greek subject; daughters Angelique Negroponte, 37, b. Liverpool, Lancashire; Hypatia Negroponte, 35, b. Liverpool, Lancashire; Polymnia Negroponte, 27, b. Liverpool, Lancashire, all music teachers; a nurse and a servant.

1911 England census for 4 Oakbank Road, Wavertree, Liverpool, household headed by Angelique Negroponte, 73, widow, b. Marseille; daughters Angelique, 47; Polymnia, 38, both single, b. Liverpool, governesses.

Mrs. Negroponte and family, Beechwood House, Fairfield, Liverpool, lodged one summer with Mrs. Pierce at 6 Neville Crescent [Bangor, Wales] (North Wales Chronicle, 8 Jul 1865) and another with Mrs. Brookes and Miss Wynne at Number 3 on the same street (North Wales Chronicle, 23 Jul 1864).

She converted to Protestantism, according to the entries in the baptism register for her daughters Angeliki and Hypatia.

Birth:
DOB from birth certificate. Argenti says 04 Jan 1838, the date certificate was registered.

Signatory witnesses to her birth included Etienne Rodocanachi, 4[?], merchant, rue Thubaneau 30 and Andre Argenti.

Died:
The death of Angelique Negroponte, born abt 1838, was registered 1919 Apr-May-Jun; Age at Death: 81; Toxteth Park, Lancashire, Volume: 8b, Page: 224. Certificate not examined.


Buried:
Folio Entry C/N Section Grave Class
1997 39915 N N 202 352 CEM 9/2/7

Angelique married Constantine (Paul) Negroponte on 28 Sep 1861 in Marseille, Bouches-du-Rhône, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur,France. Constantine (son of Paul (Constantine) Negroponte and Angerou (Constantine) Platti) was born on 19 Jun 1828 in Syros, Cyclades Islands, Greece; died on 29 Jan 1908 in Royal Infirmary, Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK; was buried on 01 Feb 1908 in Smithdown Road Cemetery, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

They were also living there for the 1930 census. Year of immigration is listed as 1880; occupation is salesman for a life insurance company. English is given as the language spoken at home before coming to the US.

He was Godfather to his sister Polymnia

Travel: C. P. and P. C. Negroponte arrived New York by steamship New York Times, 28 Aug 1881, p 12); P.C. Negroponte, 22, arrived New York from Liverpool on the Arizona 13 Oct 1884; Philip Negroponti [sic], 27, merchant, Greece, arrived New York, 7 Sep 1889 from Liverpool, aboard the Etruria traveling with Const. Negroponti [his father]; P.C. Negroponte, 28, Greek, cotton buyer, arrived New York from Liverpool on the Britannic 22 Aug 1890; P.C. Negroponte, 29, arrived Liverpool from New York on the Alaska Jun 1893; P.C, 29, single, merchant and C.P. Negroponte, 65, married, merchant [his father], arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from Liverpool on the Ohio 2 Apr 1894; P.C. Negroponte arrived New York from Liverpool on the Servia (New York Times 20 Sep 1894, p 7); P.C. Negroponte, 34, arrived Liverpool from New York on the Sardinian 13 May 1896; Mr and Mrs P.C. Negroponte, 29, arrived Plymouth, England from New York on the Graf Waldersee 18 Aug 1903.

P.C. Negroponte is listed in the 1892 Mobile, Alabama city directory as a cotton buyer with the Cotton Exchange.

P.C. Negroponte attended Liverpool College (Liverpool Mercury 30 Aug 1879) where he excelled in sports (taking first place in the long jump and serving as a steward [Liverpool Mercury 26 May 1879]) and played cricket for Sefton School (Liverpool Mercury 3 Jul 1882, 13 Jul 1883).

Mr. P. Negroponte attended the juvenile fancy dress ball, part of the mayoral assemblies at the town hall (Liverpool Mercury, 13 Jan 1885).

Residence: (1871) Liverpool, England; (1885), P C Negroponte, clk bds Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va. Constantine P. Negroponte boarded at the same hotel; (1892) Mobile, Al; 1906 Waco, TX, Paul C. Negroponte, cotton exporter, office 316 1/2 Austin, SW, res. sw cor N 15th, Morrow; (1910-1930), Waco, Tx.; 1907, Negroponte & [E.F.] Forsgard, cotton buyers, 312 1/2 Austin, SW, res. 600 N. 15th St.; 1913, salesman Peyton, Randle & Co.; 1916, res. 2312 Sanger ave.; 1917, real estate; 1921 cotton broker; 1926 mgr J.H. Baldwin & Co., h 817 N 16th; 1928 cotton buyer; 1932, res 906 N. 15th.

1871 England census [West Derby]: household at 'The Ferns,' Oak Hill Park, Liverpool, was headed by Constantine Negroponte, 42, cotton broker, b. Greece; wife Angelique, 32, b. France; mother Polymnia, 70, widow, b. Greece; Paul C., 9, b. London; daughters Angelique, 8, b. Manchester, and Hypatia, 6, b. Liverpool; nephews Paul P., 8 and James P., 7, both b. France; & 4 servants. Located next to Contostavlos family's, 'Athenian Villa' and near to the Rodocanachi family's 'Hawthorn House.'

The 1910 US census lists a P.C. Negroponte, 44, cotton buyer, born in England (his parents born in Greece, 1887 immigration) and his wife [Saime?], 53, born in Louisiana (both her parents born in Louisiana), married in 1904, living at 610 N 15th St., Waco, Texas.

1930 US federal census for the household living at no. 16, 817 Marrow, Waco, Texas, headed by Paul C. Negroponte, renter, 57, age 42 at marriage, b. England, father b. Greece, mother b. France, naturalized, arrived USA 1880, salesman, life insurance; wife Jeanne, 57, age 42 at marriage, b. Louisiana, parents b. Louisiana.

Christened:
Godparent: Marouko Pl. Negroponte (represented by Calliope Sevastopulo)

Name:
aka Paul C. Constantine (at death)

Died:
liver cancer

Paul married Jeanne Marie (Antoine) Voisin on 27 May 1904 in Houston, Texas USA. Jeanne (daughter of Antoine Dufourget Voisin and Maria Amanda Levandis) was born on 27 Aug 1872 in New Orleans, Louisiana USA; died on 20 May 1949 in Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas USA; was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, McLennan County, Texas USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Occupation: music teacher

Residence, Liverpool, England: 1871, The Ferns, Oak Hill Park; 1881-1891, 5 Waverley Road, Toxteth Park; 1901, 26 Hawarden Avenue, Toxteth Park; 1911-1920, 4 Oakbank Road, Wavertree; 1925, 75 Canning Street.

1871 England census [West Derby]: household at 'The Ferns,' Oak Hill Park, Liverpool, was headed by Constantine Negroponte, 42, cotton broker, b. Greece; wife Angelique, 32, b. France; mother Polymnia, 70, widow, b. Greece; Paul C., 9, b. London; daughters Angelique, 8, b. Manchester, and Hypatia, 6, b. Liverpool; nephews Paul P., 8 and James P., 7, both b. France; & 4 servants. Located next to Contostavlos family's, 'Athenian Villa' and near to the Rodocanachi family's 'Hawthorn House.'

1881 England census shows living at 5 Waverley Road, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, England: Angelique Negroponte, head of household, 43 married, born Marseille, France; with daughters Angelique, 19, Hypatia, 16, Polymnia, 7, all students, born Liverpool, and two servants.

1891 census: 5 Waverley Road, Liverpool, England household headed by Angelique Negroponte, married, 53, b. France; daughters Angelique, 27; Hypatia, 25; Polymnia, 17, all b. Liverpool & 2 servants.

1901 England census for the household at 26 Hawarden Avenue, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, headed by Constantine Negroponte, 73, b. Greece, retired cotton merchant; Angelique Negroponte, 63, b. France, Greek subject; daughters Angelique Negroponte, 37, b. Liverpool, Lancashire; Hypatia Negroponte, 35, b. Liverpool, Lancashire; Polymnia Negroponte, 27, b. Liverpool, Lancashire, all music teachers; a nurse and a servant.

1911 England census for 4 Oakbank Road, Wavertree, Liverpool, household headed by Angelique Negroponte, 73, widow, b. Marseille; daughters Angelique, 47; Polymnia, 38, both single, b. Liverpool, governesses.

She and her sisters taught music; a local advertisement read: "Miss Negroponte Receives Young Ladies for FRENCH CONVERSATION, and would also give Lessons in Greek--5 Waverley Road, Sefton Park" (Liverpool Mercury, 2 Jun 1893).

She was likely one of the Misses Negroponte who attended the 1921 Liverpool funeral of Mrs. D. A. Galatti.

Liverpool Electoral Registers, 1920: Polymnia Negroponte and Angelique Negroponte, 4 Oatbank Road; 1925: Polymuia (sic) Negroponte and Angelique Negroponte, 75 Canning Street.

Christened:
The address on the baptism record -- Liley Road/26 Hawarden Avenue, Liverpool -- is probably where the family was then living.

Buried:
She was cremated, according to the family tombstone where her name is included with those of her parents and her sister Hypatia.

Notes:

Occupation: music teacher

Residence, Liverpool, England: 1871, The Ferns, Oak Hill Park; 1881-1891, 5 Waverley Road, Toxteth Park; 1901, 26 Hawarden Avenue, Toxteth Park; 1909, 4 Oakbank Road, Toxteth, Park.

1871 England census [West Derby]: household at 'The Ferns,' Oak Hill Park, Liverpool, was headed by Constantine Negroponte, 42, cotton broker, b. Greece; wife Angelique, 32, b. France; mother Polymnia, 70, widow, b. Greece; Paul C., 9, b. London; daughters Angelique, 8, b. Manchester, and Hypatia, 6, b. Liverpool; nephews Paul P., 8 and James P., 7, both b. France; & 4 servants. Located next to Contostavlos family's, 'Athenian Villa' and near to the Rodocanachi family's 'Hawthorn House.'

The 1881 England census shows living at 5 Waverley Road, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, England: Angelique Negroponte, head of household, 43 married, born Marseille, France; with daughters Angelique, 19, Hypatia, 16, Polymnia, 7, all students, born Liverpool, and two servants.

The 1891 census: 5 Waverley Road, Liverpool, England household headed by Angelique Negroponte, married, 53, b. France; daughters Angelique, 27; Hypatia, 25; Polymnia, 17, all b. Liverpool & 2 servants.

1901 England census for the household at 26 Hawarden Avenue, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, headed by Constantine Negroponte, 73, b. Greece, retired cotton merchant; Angelique Negroponte, 63, b. France, Greek subject; daughters Angelique Negroponte, 37, b. Liverpool, Lancashire; Hypatia Negroponte, 35, b. Liverpool, Lancashire; Polymnia Negroponte, 27, b. Liverpool, Lancashire, all music teachers; a nurse and a servant.

She and her sisters taught music; a local advertisement read: "Miss Negroponte Receives Young Ladies for FRENCH CONVERSATION, and would also give Lessons in Greek--5 Waverley Road, Sefton Park" (Liverpool Mercury, 2 Jun 1893).

Her mother converted to Protestantism, according to the entry in the baptism register.

Christened:
Archimandrite Constantine Stratoulis officiating; 27 Jun 1865 according to The Greek Gazette.

God-parent: Michael Sevastopulo

Birth:
The birth of Hypathia Negroponte was registered Apr-May-Jun 1865, West Derby, Lancashire, volume: 8b, Page: 530. Certificate not examined.

Buried:
Folio Entry C/N Section Grave Class
1716 34291 N N 202 352 CEM 9/2/6

Notes:

Occupation: music teacher

Residence, Liverpool, England: 1871, The Ferns, Oak Hill Park; 1881-1891, 5 Waverley Road, Toxteth Park; 1901, 26 Hawarden Avenue, Toxteth Park; 1911-1920, 4 Oakbank Road, Wavertree; 1925, 75 Canning Street; 1929-1930, 53 Hope Street; 1934-1935, 10 Ivanhoe Road; 1939-1940, 10 Hartington Road; 1950, 7 Livingston Avenue (1st. Flr.).

1881 England census shows living at 5 Waverley Road, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, England: Angelique Negroponte, head of household, 43 married, born Marseille, France; with daughters Angelique, 19, Hypatia, 16, Polymnia, 7, all students, born Liverpool, and two servants.

1891 census: 5 Waverley Road, Liverpool, England household headed by Angelique Negroponte, married, 53, b. France; daughters Angelique, 27; Hypatia, 25; Polymnia, 17, all b. Liverpool & 2 servants.

1901 England census for the household at 26 Hawarden Avenue, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, headed by Constantine Negroponte, 73, b. Greece, retired cotton merchant; Angelique Negroponte, 63, b. France, Greek subject; daughters Angelique Negroponte, 37, b. Liverpool, Lancashire; Hypatia Negroponte, 35, b. Liverpool, Lancashire; Polymnia Negroponte, 27, b. Liverpool, Lancashire, all music teachers; a nurse and a servant.

1911 England census for 4 Oakbank Road, Wavertree, Liverpool, household headed by Angelique Negroponte, 73, widow, b. Marseille; daughters Angelique, 47; Polymnia, 38, both single, b. Liverpool, governesses.

Liverpool Electoral Registers, 1920: Polymnia Negroponte and Angelique Negroponte, 4 Oatbank Road; 1925: Polymuia (sic) Negroponte and Angelique Negroponte, 75 Canning Street; 1929-1930, Polymnia Negroponte, 53 Hope Street; 1934-1935: Polymnia Negroponte, 10 Ivanhoe Road; 1939-1940: Polymnia Negroponte, 10 Hartington Road; 1950: Polymnia Negroponte, 7 Livingston Avenue (1st. Flr.).

She and her older sisters taught music; a local advertisement read: "Miss Negroponte Receives Young Ladies for FRENCH CONVERSATION, and would also give Lessons in Greek--5 Waverley Road, Sefton Park" (Liverpool Mercury, 2 Jun 1893).

She was likely one of the Misses Negroponte who attended the 1921 Liverpool funeral of Mrs. D. A. Galatti.

Polymnia Negropoute, 4 Oakbank Road, is on the 1919 Electoral List for Liverpool, England.

Residence, Liverpool, England: 1893, 5 Waverley Road, Sefton Park; 1919, 4 Oakbank Road; at DOD, 5 Wellesley Terrace.

Christened:
Archimandrite Constantine Stratoulis officiating.

God-parent: her brother Paul

Birth:
The birth of Polymnia Negroponte was registered Jul-Aug-Sep 1873, West Derby, Lancashire, Volume: 8b, Page: 494. Certificate not examined.


Died:
The death of Polymnia Negroponte, 76, was registered Jun 1951, Liverpool South, Lancashire, v. 10d, p. 459.

Buried:
Folio Entry C/N Section Grave Class
2425 48471 N N 202 352 CEM 9/2/9