Constantine (Augustis) Agelasto

Notes:

Presumably he was born on and resided until 1822 at the St. Tryphon property, Kampos, Chios.

Philanthropy: Constantine Agelasto donated 10 TL in favour of the 1881 earthquake victims on Chios according to unpublished research by Demetrios Melachrinoudis

Residence: 1859, Constantinople

Occupation: banker

Birth:
Birth year according to Argenti, who places him last in birth order.

Buried:
On his list of Chiot graves at the Sislí cemetery in Constantinople, Georgiadis mentions the graves of Constantinos A. Agelastos and Angeroù C. Agelastos.

Family/Spouse: Angerou Scouloudi. Angerou was born in 1812 in Chios, Greece; died on 27 Jan 1896 in 31 Aga Hamam St., Pera, Constantinople/Istanbul Turkey; was buried in Sislí Greek Orthodox Cemetery, Constantinople/Istanbul Turkey. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Augustus (Constantine) Agelasto was born before 1852; died in 1910.

Notes:

The original owner of St. Tryphon property, Kampos, Chios.

Name:
or Augustinus

Augustis married Angeliki (Zannis) NegroponteChios, Greece. Angeliki (daughter of Zannis (Ambrosios) Negroponte) was born about 1760 in Chios, Greece; died in 1822 in Chios, Greece. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Her details and ancestry are found on the Negroponte-Agelasto tree.

Notes:

Married:
The ten year gap between the two three-child groups and the absence of female births is not explained.

Notes:

One Missé Zannis Agelasto is mentioned in the 1787 Codex of Lazaretto, cited by Zolotas. This may be the basis for Argenti's placement.

One Zannis Agelasto is mentioned in the 1787 Codex of Lazaretto, according to Zolotas.

Zannis married [Agelasto]. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

He appears on the Negroponte-Agelasto tree.

Notes:

Mentioned in the Saint Anargiron Codex in 1739, cited by Zolotas. This may be the basis for Argenti's placement.

Argenti gives him the title "Chadzi". Chatzi derives from the arab word hajj, which means the pilgrimage to Mecca. The Christians´pilgrimage was not to Mecca, of course, but to the Holy Places in Palestine. For an orthodox Greek it was, in former times, a great honor to be able to make a pilgrimage to the Holy Places and, to make things perfect, to be baptized in the Jordan River, like Jesus. This made him then a Chatzi and he was so proud of it that he added this term to his name. Some put it in front of their Christian name ("Chatzi Dimitri Agelasto"), others combined it with their surname. Even in our days there are countless Greeks with surnames of the sort "Chatzikonstantinou", "Chatziapostolou" etc. (George Agelasto)

Zannis married [Agelasto]. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]