Miltiadis (Ambrose) Katinakis

Notes:

Twin brother Alexandros.

Notes:

He is on Argenti's Casanova tree; information provided by his grandson.

He was General Manager of the Ottoman Bank, Kavala, and later General Manager of the same bank in Thessaloniki; information provided by his great granddaughter.

Ambrose married Maria Pantelis (Pantelis) Casanova on 20 Jan 1909 in Constantinople/Istanbul Turkey. Maria (daughter of Pantelis Casanova and Helene (Jean) Souvatzogolou) was born on 12 Dec 1881 in Constantinople/Istanbul Turkey; died on 10 Sep 1963 in Athens, Attica, Greece. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Name:
or Kasanova

Maria Katinaki-Kasanova

Marika (Pantelis) Casanova

Died:
suicide (hanging)

Her Athens death certificate.

Notes:

Occupation: merchant

Residence: 1859, Constantinople

Name:
or Catinaki

Miltiades married Sappho (Stamatios) Sevastopoulos. Sappho was born in 1839. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Name:
or Kazanova

Pantelis married Helene (Jean) Souvatzogolou. Helene was born in May 1855 in Constantinople/Istanbul Turkey. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Presumably he was the father of Dimitrius who married Harriet Brook in 1864 (Christopher Long)

Name sometimes transliterated as Catinaki

Died:
Death notice in the Pall Mall Gazette 16 Mar 1866.

Michael married Franga (Pandely) Agelasto. Franga (daughter of Pandely (Dimitri) Agelasto and Sappho (Stamatios) Agapiadis) was born about 1800?; died in Feb 1867 in Athens, Attica, Greece; was buried in First Cemetery of Athens, Greece. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The parentage -- Michael (Pandia) Agelasto (1792-1853) and Arghyro (Dimitrios) Petrocochino (1801-1849), reported by Argenti, is wrong.

Her name is sometimes transliterated as "Franca." She is buried next to her father. A graveside monument reads: "Here lies Franca M. Catinakis, born Agelastos who, born in Chios in 1800 and having lived in virtue and piety, died in Athens in February 1867. This stone was erected in her memory by her children." Her 1800 birth date, or her father’s, is obviously in error if her father was born in 1797.(George Agelasto)

A Franga Agelasto is mentioned as an old woman living in Chios at the end of the 19th Century in George P. Georgiadis, The St. Ioannis Church of the Chiots in Galata, (Constantinople, 1898), as cited by George Zolotas, History of Chios (Athens, 1928), p 264.

The sisters Franga and Marietta Agelasto were declared as the sole heiresses of their uncle Stephanos D. Agelastos in a hereditary title certificate issued by the Mayor of Athens.

George Agelastos comments:

Stephen D. died 22/23 February 1867. Franca Katinakis, whose grave is next to Stephen’s, died also (according to her tomb inscription) in February 1867. Did she die before or just 2-3 days after Stephen’s death? In either case it seems to me quite certain that the inheritance certificate was issued after Franca’s death, as it is improbable (not to say impossible, due to the necessary legal procedures) that this certificate could so soon be issued, just a couple of days after Stephen’s death. Such certificates were always based on the testimony of two witnesses, so my conclusion is that the family of Stephen’s brother Pandely concealed Franca’s death and just found two witnesses to make a false testimony to the authorities. At least the second heiress, Maria, seemed to be really alive by that time.