daughter 3 Paparigopoulos

Notes:

Residence: 1920, Lucerne, Switzerland; Athens, Greece.

Occupation: Admiral in the Greek navy

Renowned royalist who brought King Constantine home from exile on board his ship. Aide-de-camp to King Constantine. They had three daughters, all born before 1912 and dead before 2000, one of whom married a Scanavi.(Christopher Long)

Name:
Papparigopoulo (how his wife signed her name in 1920).

Stephanos married Hypatia (John) Calvocoressi on 12 May 1903 in Athens, Attica, Greece. Hypatia (daughter of John (Matthew) Calvocoressi and Arghyro (Pandia) Sechiari) was born on 15 Sep 1876 in Brighton, Sussex, England UK; was christened on 04 Nov 1876 in Church of Our Saviour, London Wall, City of London, England UK; died on 18 Jun 1939 in 90 Vass. Sophias St, Athens, Attica, Greece. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The 1881 England census: 9 Devonport St, London household headed by John M. Calvocorissi, 34, retired merchant; Arghiro, 32, both b. Constantinople, Turkey; sons Matthew, 8, b. Liverpool; Pantia, 6, b. Nice, France; Leonidy, 2; George, 11 mos, both b. London; daughter Hypatia, 3, b. Broughton; & 5 servants.

She witnessed her mother's 1920 US passport renewal application oath, Lucerne, Switzerland.

Christened:
God-parents: Maria E. Eugenidi.

Birth:
baptism records give 15 Nov 1876 birth

Died:
Death notice appeared in The Times (London) 20 Jun 1939.

Constantine married Maria (Stephanos) Caratheodori. Maria was born in 1845; died in 1927. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Residence: 1863-1873, New York, USA; 1869-1870, 120 Madison Ave, NY, NY; 1871, 12 W. 45th St, New York City (shared with Theodore J. Ralli; 1872, England; 1873, Oak Hill Park, Liverpool, England; 1881, 9 Devonport St, London, England; abt 1882, San Stefano, Bosphorus; 1880-1900, Constantinople asylum; 1915, Athens, Greece.

Occupation: Merchant. 1869-1870, with Calvocoressi & [Leonidas] Rodocanachi, 67 Wall St., NY, NY.

Origin: Chios. A John Calvocoressi took British citizenship 2 Feb 1863. Calvocoressi, John, from Greece. Certificate 3996 issued 2 Feb 1863 (National Archives).

He was partners with his father and brother Leonidas as L. Rodocanachi and Co., Merchants, Crosby House, 95 Bishopsgate Street. London, until dissolved 1 Jan 1881 (London Gazette 7 Jan 1881).

John Calvocoressi, of Liverpool, initiated bankruptcy 18 Oct 1869 (London Gazette 19 Oct 1869).

John Calvocoressi and James F. Psalfy were partners as Canvas and Bagging Merchants, Liverpool, until partnership was dissolved 6 May 1869 (London Gazette 18 May 1869).

J. Calvocoressi is listed among a delegation which met with Lord Derby of the Foreign Office to discuss the British role in and the threat to Greek merchants' interests due to strife between Greece and Turkey (The Times [London], 6 Feb 1878).

The 1881 England census: 9 Devonport St, London household headed by John M. Calvocorissi, 34, retired merchant; Arghiro, 32, both b. Constantinople, Turkey; sons Matthew, 8, b. Liverpool; Pantia, 6, b. Nice, France; Leonidy, 2; George, 11 mos, both b. London; daughter Hypatia, 3, b. Broughton; & 5 servants.

USA naturalization: 28 Feb 1871, before Court of Common Pleas, New York, New York. The date is given in his wife's and sons' US passport applications, as they quality for US citizenship through his naturalization.

He was confined, from about 1880, to a lunatic asylum, Constantinople, according to US passport applications filed by his wife and children.

John M. Calvocoressi, 22, swore before a notary in New York City, 11 Feb 1869, that he was born 27 Aug 1846, St. Augustine, Florida. This document thus certified his US citizenship.

Birth:
In a document that provided for his US citizenship, he swore he was born 27 Aug 1846, St. Augustine, Florida.

John married Arghyro (Pandia) Sechiari on 23 Mar 1871 in Constantinople/Istanbul, Turkey. Arghyro (daughter of Pandia (Paraskeva) Sechiari and Hypatia (Emmanuel) Schilizzi) was born on 15 Apr 1848 in Constantinople/Istanbul, Turkey; died on 26 Dec 1932 in 4 rue Regille, Athens, Attica, Greece. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

US passports: #38, issued 25 Apr 1898, Constantinople; #226, issued 4 Jun 1900, Constantinople; #157, issued 31 Jan 1903, Athens; #144, issued 4 Oct 1905, Athens; #4348, issued 16 Dec 1907, Constantinople; #6868, issued 25 Feb 1918; #24488, issued 1 May 1920, Lucerne, Switzerland.

Residence: 1881, England; 1898-1900, Constantinople; Athens, 1903; 1917, Athens; 1920 Lucerne, Switzerland.

She likely has a sister, Virginia, on the Negroponte-Agelasto tree.

Birth:
DOB from US passport applications. Argenti says 27 Apr 1847.

Died:
A memorial service was held t 12:20 p.m. 5 Feb 1933 at St Sophia Cathedral, London.

Death notice appeared in The Times (London) 27 Dec 1932.

Notes:

Occupation: Merchant of Chios

According to David Calvocoressi and his father Peter, Matthew was briefly taken into slavery and was either redeemed or escaped following the Massacres of Chios. Argenti records his mother as Angerou (no surname).

According to Matthew, recorded by his grandson Pantias (John) Calvocoressi some 60 years later, Matthew was about 15 years old in 1822 and referred to a half-brother Pandely and younger siblings: Mavroudi, Zambelou, Zorzis and Argentou.

He, his son Leonidas Matthew Calvocoressi and Ambrose Paul Rodocanachi traded as merchants, at 95 Bishopsgate Street, London, as L. Rodocanachi and Co.; and at Constantinople, as M. Z. Calvocoressi, until dissolved 15 Mar 1885 (London Gazette 2 Jun 1885)

He and his sons Leonidas Matthew Calvocoressi and John Matthew Calvocoressi were partners as L. Rodocanachi and Co., Merchants, Crosby House, 95 Bishopsgate Street. London, until dissolved 1 Jan 1881 (London Gazette 7 Jan 1881).

M. Kalvo-doresis is listed among twenty individuals or businesses who met 26 Apr 1843 to write the Constitution of the Greek Community of Manchester.

Matthew married Arghyro (Zannis) Rodocanachi on 10 Nov 1841 in Chapel of Our Saviour, Finsbury Circus, City of London, England UK. Arghyro (daughter of Zannis (Matthew) Rodocanachi and Despina (Ioannis) Tsitsekli) was born about 1820 in Chios, Greece; died on 13 Apr 1891 in Constantinople/Istanbul, Turkey. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Catsiyannis says she spent most of her married life in Constantinople. (Christopher Long)

Birth:
DOB according to the Pedigree Resource File of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS).

Notes:

Married:
Marriage Witnesses: Stephen and Maria S. Franghiadi; Narkissos Morphinos presiding; entry 6.

Notes:

Another daughter Virginia is on the Negroponte-Agelasto tree.

Residence: 1859, Constantinople

Occupation: merchant

Pandeli Paraskevas Sechiari directed Argenti Sechiari & Cie, Galatz office.

Pandia married Hypatia (Emmanuel) Schilizzi. Hypatia was born on 5 Oct 1819 in Constantinople/Istanbul, Turkey; died on 15 Sep 1889 in Brighton, Sussex, England UK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]