Living

Living married Living. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Living married Elisabeth (Themistocles) Sinadino Elisabeth (daughter of Themistocles (Augustinos) Sinadino and Jeanne (John) Vlasto) was born in 1935 in Alexandria, Egypt ; died on 25 May 2009 in Vancouver General Hospital, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Died:
cause of death: cancer

Death notice appeared in the Vancouver Sun and Montreal Gazette, 6 Jun 2009 and is archived.

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Occupation: Designer & composer

Themistocles, his wife and her sister Lois were all killed in the Egyptian desert when their car was hit by a drunken Egyptian lorry-driver.

Composer of 'Bijoutoc' (operetta), 'Metropolis' (prelude for piano), Deux Mélodies de Recueil 'Charmes' de Paul Valéry (piano). Caracaturist.

He arrived New York with his parents on 28 Mar 1924 aboard Paris which had sailed from Le Havre 22 Mar 1924. Listed as merchant, giving his aunt, Elise Sinadino, Ramlet, Alexandria, Egypt as next of kin in country of last permanent residence and Boston, MA as final destination.

The 1910 US federal census for the residence, 237 Dartmouth St., Boston, MA, include as guests: August Sinadino, 34, Greek b. Egypt, married, parents Greeks b. Alexandria, cotton merchant; Eurydice Sinadino, 33, Greek b. Alexandria, father Greek b. Syros, mother Greek b. Turkey?; Themistocles Sinadino, 4, self and parents Greeks b. Turkey?, all immigrated 1908.

Themistocles married Jeanne (John) Vlasto on 21 Apr 1927 in Alexandria, Egypt. Jeanne (daughter of John Evangelos (Stephanos) Vlasto and Zenobia (Aristide) Cornelios) was born on 28 Feb 1908 in Alexandria, Egypt; died on 29 Jan 1939 in Alexandria, Egypt. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Was sensationally attractive, like her brother, according to Dominie Vlasto. Jeanne, her husband and her sister Lois were all killed in the Egyptian desert when their car was hit by a drunken Egyptian lorry-driver. (Christopher Long)