Mirce Arantes (João) Rodocanachi

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The marriage registration says that Elvira De Arantes Cuellar is her mother. There may be a transcription error, but the name Adelaide Fernandes Lima does not appear in the record.

Mirce married Mario Soares (Alfredo) Tavares on 25 Jul 1908 in 10ª Circunscrição, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Mario (son of Alfredo José Tavares and Alice Soares Tavares) was born in 1885 in Brazil; died in Mar 1920 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Married:
Banns: Mario Soares Tavares and Mirce Arantes Rodocanachi, published O Paiz, 22 Jun 1908.

The wedding was noted in O Paiz, 22 Jul 1908.

1. Lourival Arantes (Mario) Tavares was born after 1908 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

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Occupation: 1878-, astronomer, Imperial Observatorio Astronomico, Rio de Janeiro

João married Elvira de Arantes Cuellar. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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She is established in her daughter Mirce's marriage registration.

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Catsiyannis says he was in London before 1838 and emigrated to Brazil around 1843-44. (Christopher Long)

3 Mar 1836: Hypatios M. Rodocanachi, 16, single, born Chios, arrived Syros 1820, student, swore allegiance to the Greek government at the town hall, Ermoupolis, Syros.

Apparently trading in Rio de Janeiro under the name of João Baptista Rodocanachi & Co., 1856-1890.

Almanak Administrativo, Mercantil e Industrial do Rio de Janeiro, 1881, p 182, under rubric "accrescimos e alteracoes; sobrevindos durante a impressao" [changes that arose during printing], cited on p. 88: João Baptista Rodocanachi, Observatorio Astronomico (68). Apparently, he was omitted from the listing under names beginning with João. His son João Ernesto was employed there.

Often introduced in shipping news items in the 1860s, Diário do Rio de Janeiro, as 'o grego' [the Greek]. By 1870 he worked with the company Franghiadi & Rodocanachi.

Hypatios married Anna Clarisse (João) Midosi. Anna died after 1871. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Died:
Argenti says he was held hostage in the Kastro in 1822 on Chios and then hanged. Helen Long's 'Greek Fire' agrees he was a hostage in the Kastro in 1822 but that he was then released. (Christopher Long)

Michael married Semira (Hypatios) Avierino. Semira (daughter of Hypatios (Antonios) Avierino) was born in 1798 in Chios, Greece. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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After the massacres on Chios in 1822 she fled with her children to her husband's brothers in Trieste.