Augustus (Anthony) Agelasto

Notes:

Augustus Anthony Agelasto, 41, was on the voter list for Syros, 1869.

17 Mar 1850: Augustus A. Agelasto, 23, unmarried, born Chios, arrived Syros 1827, merchant, swore allegiance to the Greek government at the town hall, Ermoupolis.

14 Mar 1855: Augustus A. Agelasto, 25, unmarried, born Chios, merchant, swore allegiance to the Greek government at the town hall, Ermoupolis.

Travel: a Mr. Agelasto visited Douglas, Isle of Man, September 1882, staying at the Peveril Hotel for a week. This is the day before the eldest Sullivan sister, known as Minnie, married. Her family lived at 4 Peveril Street. (Isle of Man newspaper, courtesy Barbara Kermode-Scott, Sep. 2020).

Family/Spouse: [Agelasto]. died after 1863 in [Isle of Man UK]. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Augustus Agelasto is listed as the father of the bride in a marriage that took place 7 Jun 1885 at Douglas, Isle of Man, UK. The bride was Edith Mary Sullivan, 22 [b. abt 1863]. The groom was Peter Kewley, 29 [b. abt 1856], father John Kewley. The name has been apparently misindexed as 'Augustus Apelesto' by LDS on their website. LDS Source: Number: M01972-0; System Origin: Isle of Man-EASy; Source Film Number: 454979; Reference Number: p 131. Information on the entire line courtesy of Barbara Kermode-Scott.

Possible candidates for Miss Sullivan's paternity are: Augustus (Stephanos) Agelasto, who lived in Liverpool not far from the Sullivan sisters, and Augustus (Cosi) Agelasto. Both, however, died before the marriage of the younger sister in 1885.

1. Mary Elizabeth Valetta (Augustus [Agelasto]) Sullivan was born about 1862 in Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK; died on 30 Jun 1931 in Braddan, Isle of Man UK.
2. Edith Mary (Augustus [Agelasto]) Sullivan was born about 1865 in St. Helen's, Merseyside, England UK; died on 19 Jun 1908 in England UK.

Notes:

Anthony Agelasto, 67, was on the voter list for Syros, 1869.

9 Dec 1850: Alexandros Agelasto, unmarried, born Chios, arrived Syros 1821, merchant, swore allegiance to the Greek government at the town hall, Ermoupolis.

Anthony Agelasto was among the 327 Chiot refugees in Syros who signed a letter dated 10 Jul 1829 to the Governor of Greece.

Anthony Agelasto entered into correspondence with Alexander Mavrogordato, mid 19th Century.