Evangelos (Leonidas) Baïras

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Information on this line is from an ancestry.com website.

Family/Spouse: Living. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Living
2. Living

Leonidas married Maria (Emmanuel) Zervoudachi. Maria (daughter of Emmanuel (Constantine) Zervoudachi and Mimina (Stephanos) Galati) died in 1957. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Name appears on the Bairas family tree as Evagelia-Evangelia Serafidou.

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Emmanuel K. Zervoudachi, 30, b. Chios, unmarried, having arrived Syros 1824, merchant, swore allegiance to the Greek state on 18 May 1855 at the town hall, Ermoupolis, Syros, at the same time as his older brother Anthony.

1870 Syros census lists household of Emmanuel Constantine Zervoudachi, 48 [print-out says 1860 census], merchant, origin Hydra; wife Mimika (daughter of Stefanos Galati), 30, from Patras; daughter B, 2.

Emmanuel married Mimina (Stephanos) Galati on 07 Oct 1865 in Syros, Cyclades Islands, Greece. Mimina (daughter of Stephanos (Zorzis) Galati and Vierou (Jean) Proïos) was born on 24 Dec 1840 in Patras, Peloponnese, Greece; died on 23 Sep 1917 in Syros, Cyclades Islands, Greece. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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The 1860 Census for Ermoupolis, Syros, reports a household consisting of Stephanos Galati [likely Stephanso Zorzis Galati], married, merchant; wife Aspasia, 35 [likely Aspasia Maximo, b. 1825; Argenti says 1831], housewife; sons Constantine and Theodore, students; daughter Mimini, 18, single.

1870 Syros census lists household of Emmanuel Constantine Zervoudachi, 48 [print-out says 1860 census], merchant, origin Hydra; wife Mimika (daughter of Stefanos Galati), 30, from Patras; daughter B, 2.

Constantine married Triantaphylia Jannoutsou. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Stephen G. Galatti (along with Pantoleon G. Galatti, likely his brother) is among the 12 Greek youths brought to New York between 1823-1831 by the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions.

Education: 1829, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut USA.

"Stephano and Pantoleon Galati, arrived in October last...The ages of Stephano and Pantoleon are 16 and 12 years. They belong to a very respectable family of Scio, which had the misfortune to lose its possessions, when the Turks made that beautiful island a desolation. These youths, with a younger brother, under the care of their mother, and in company with a few relatives and neighbors, escaped from the island in a small vessel, after having witenessed from a distance the devastation of the city, and after having concealed themselves for eleven days in uninhabited districts. Here they suffered from hunger, exposure, and agonizing terror; but were mercifully delivered, though a vast majority of their countrymen fell a sacrifice to the unrelenting barbarity of the Turks. In the Morea they were joined by the father, who had left Scio before them. From thence they, with much difficulty, succeeded in reaching Malta, the father remaining behind. The expense of outfit and passage of these youths to this country, was defrayed by a maternal uncle." He was studying at an academy in New Haven, CN, in 1823.

(Sikanon) Judge of Aréopage. Professor at University of Athens. Chevalier de l'Ordre du Sauveur (Christopher Long).

The 1860 Census for Ermoupolis, Syros, reports a household consisting of Stephanos Galati [likely Stephanso Zorzis Galati], married, merchant; wife Aspasia, 35 [likely Aspasia Maximo, b. 1825; Argenti says 1831]; sons Constantine and Theodore, students; daughter Mimini, 18, single.

Stephanos married Vierou (Jean) Proïos on 04 Feb 1840 in Syros, Cyclades Islands, Greece. Vierou (daughter of Jean A. Proïos and Arghyro (Leoni) Schilizzi) was born in 1821; died on 01 Feb 1850 in Syros, Cyclades Islands, Greece. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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After his wife's death, he married Aspasia (Stephanos) Maximo, 15 Jan 1853, Syros, Greece. They had nine children.