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| 9201 |
Hynda Dalton, Trustee President, The Dalton Family Foundation Inc., Baltimore, MD (2026). | Brody, Hynda Jean (Leo) (I5355)
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| 9202 |
Hynda had previous marriage that ended in divorce and a subsequent union with Tucker Dalton. | Family: Samuel Jon (Norman) Gerstenfeld / Hynda Jean (Leo) Brody (F2219)
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| 9203 |
Hypatia Marie Agelasto [10 Albert Place] appears on the 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936 electoral register, Kensington parliamentary division, Kensington and Chelsea/borough electoral lists, Great Britain. | Agelasto, Hypatia Marie (Pantaleon) (I239)
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| 9204 |
Hypatia Marie Agelasto, born 07 Jun 1902; baptism: 13 Feb 1902, Karachi, Bombay, India; residence: Bombay, India; parents: Pandely John Agelasto, Marie Hypatia. | Agelasto, Hypatia Marie (Pantaleon) (I239)
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| 9205 |
Hypatia Rodocanachi [81 Edgware Road, living with Jenny Rodocanachi and Marie Rodocanachi] appears on the 1921 UK electoral register, Paddington and St Marylebone parliamentary division, Westminster county/borough; 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1931, 1932 Paddington/Westminster; 1928 Paddington and Poplar/Westminster. | Fachiri, Hypatia (Nicolas) (I3565)
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| 9206 |
Hypatia Rodocanachi [81 Edgware Road] appears on the 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1931, 1932 UK electoral register, Paddington parliamentary division, Westminster county/borough; 1928 Paddington and Poplar/Westminster. | Rodocanachi, Hypatia (John) (I1527)
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| 9207 |
Hypatia Schilizzi [3 Princes Gate SW7] appears on the 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1937 England electoral register, City of Westminster parliamentary division, Westminster county/borough, [2 Portman Square, Portman Court W1] 1938, 1939 St Marylebone/Westminster. | Schilizzi, Hypatia (Paul) (I2527)
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| 9208 |
Hypatia Ziffo, parents Theodor and Climatina Ziffo, b. 20 Oct 1885, baptized 20 Dec 1885, Calcutta, Bengal, India, according to LDS database. | Ziffo, Hypatia (Theodore) (I486)
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| 9209 |
HYPATIA, daughter of Stamati AGELASTO, widow of D. HARAMIS, is included in the listing of children in her father's hereditary title certificate that lists his rightful heirs, Mayor of Athens, 5 Dec 1907. | Agelasto, Hypatia (Stamati) (I168)
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| 9210 |
Hyphenated surname, as provided by son. | Micheli-Michelidis, Elizabeth (Demetrius) (I4005)
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| 9211 |
I. Negrepontis is listed as a warden for the Greek Church of Manchester, 1883-1885. | Negroponte, John (Ambrosios) (I1185)
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| 9212 |
I.M. Agelasto attended Greek Independence Day celebrations (The Times [London], 11 Apr 1910]. | Agelasto, John Michael (Michael) (I80)
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| 9213 |
Ian Fleming, with whom he was at school at Eton, took Scaramanga's name for an evil character in his James Bond novel The Man with the Golden Gun. Took Holy Orders when in his fifties and became Rector of Abbotts Ann in Hampshire, England. | Scaramanga, Reverend George Ambrosios (Ambrose) MC (I1695)
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| 9214 |
Identification made possible by data from Yately, England, kindly provided by Richard Johnston and Peter J. Tipton. | Long, Matilda (Joseph) (I705)
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| 9215 |
Identified as Jacques Damala's younger sister by American author and journalist Frank Harris in his autobiography My Life and Loves, Chapter VI: Love in Athens, p. 282 ff. "Harris had met the Damala family in the summer of 1880, when they were all residents at the Hotel d'Athènes, in Athens. Harris and Eirene Damala (referred to in the book as "Mme M.") had a brief romantic/sexual affair, which Harris describes very graphically in his book. Eirene was estranged from her Scottish husband, who had left her and returned to England. Harris also befriended Aristides Damala and the two became even closer friends when they met again in Paris, some time later." (wikipedia). | Damalas, Eirene (Ambrouzis) (I4245)
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| 9216 |
Identified by John Papadachi | Dilberoglu, Augustus (Plato) (I1273)
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| 9217 |
Identified by John Papadachi | Dilberoglu, Pandeli (Plato) (I1274)
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| 9218 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I940)
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| 9219 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4347)
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| 9220 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4348)
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| 9221 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1691)
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| 9222 |
Identified in the 1881 England census; unknown to Argenti. | Franghiadi, Paul (Emmanuel) (I4324)
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| 9223 |
Identified in the 1891 Constantinople city directory. Unknown to Argenti. | Negroponte, Laurente (unknown) (I4870)
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| 9224 |
Identified in the 1891 Constantinople city directory. Unknown to Argenti. | Negroponte, Leonidas (unknown) (I4871)
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| 9225 |
Identified in the 1891 Constantinople city directory. Unknown to Argenti. | Negroponte, John (unknown) (I4872)
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| 9226 |
Identified in the Christopher Reed family website. | Carter, Vera Elenor Isabel (Herbert) (I3302)
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| 9227 |
Identified on genealogy website. | Damalas, Ambrouzis (Paul) (I4243)
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| 9228 |
Identified on a family tree drawn by John (Tryphon) Agelasto. | Perdicidi, Philip (Dimitrios) (I1296)
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| 9229 |
Identified on a family tree drawn by John (Tryphon) Agelasto. | Perdicidi, daugher (Dimitrios) (I1297)
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| 9230 |
Identify established by newpaper article: Porthos Rodocanachi Duque-Estrada Meyer scheduled for a geography exam, 24 Feb 1901, A Imprensa, p. 2. | Duque-Estrada Meyer, Porthos (Augusto) (I4247)
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| 9231 |
If Agelasto was this man's middle name, was it the given name of his father or perhaps his mother's maiden name? | Metrinos, Anastasios Agelasto (unknown) (I749)
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| 9232 |
If his birth date is correct, his children were born when he was over 60. | Ralli, Ambrouzis (Stephanos) (I1568)
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| 9233 |
If his middle name were also Etienne (Stephen), this should be possible only if he father, named Etienne, died before Etienne, the son, was baptized, if in keeping with the Orthodox tradition. Of the Stephen Agelastos listed in Argenti, only one seems a likely candidate for his father: Stephanos (Ambrosios) Agelasto. | Agelasto, Etienne E. (unknown) (I822)
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| 9234 |
If the story of Loukis Lara is to be believed, Andrea Capari, her father, was widowed shortly before the massacres of Chios in 1822 during which he was killed and Despina was taken captive by the Turks. (Christopher Long) | Capari, Despina (Andrea) (I1574)
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| 9235 |
If the story of Loukis Lara is to be believed, he was widowed shortly before the massacres of Chios in 1822 during which he was killed and his daughter Despina was taken captive by the Turks. | Capari, Andrea (I1573)
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| 9236 |
If this is the correct man, he appears to have dropped the Meyer; signed a letter to the editor Jose August C. Duque Estrada. | Duque-Estrada Meyer, José Augusto (Porthos) (I4260)
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| 9237 |
Immigrated from Greece 15 Nov 1897, listed as Polizois Vlachou, 28 years old, according to Ellis Island Records. His mother also immigrated. | Vlachos, Polyzois Efstratios (I2750)
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| 9238 |
Immigrated to the US around 1953; naturalized 1 Nov 1966 (Michigan). | Agelasto, Milton (Antonio) (I1087)
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| 9239 |
Immigration record gives birth date as 27 Dec 1933. St. Haralambos Greek Orthodox Church 2018 records indicate Jan. 27. | Agelasto, Milton (Antonio) (I1087)
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| 9240 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3340)
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| 9241 |
In 1817 Mathaios Mavrogordatos was elected and served as first counselor of the Greek Orthodox community, Livourne, Italy. | Mavrogordato, Matheios (Zorzis) (I1264)
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| 9242 |
In 1822 Petros Emmanouil Skylitzis was a private donor among the seven contributors to the founding the orthodox religion in Marseille. In 1823 Petros Emmanouil Skylitzis was elected a curator of the Greek Orthodox church on the rue de la grande-Armée, Marseille. | Schilizzi, Petros (Emmanuel) (I346)
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| 9243 |
In 1826 he oversaw the controversial construction of Greek warships in the USA. The two frigates generated substantial cost overruns and the matter went to arbitration, which he largely lost. He published a widely-distributed account of the events: A narrative of the material facts in relation to the building of the two Greek frigates, which generated a lot of press coverage in both the USA and Europe. In 1828 Capodistrias appointed him to acquire a mint for coin production (Malta). In 1856 he was Greek Finance minister and in 1857 President of the Greek parliament. | Condostavlo / Contostavlos, Alexander (Pandely) (I2080)
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| 9244 |
In 1845 a founder of Baltazzi & Alleon (with Alleon) and of The Bank of Constantinople in 1847 which was forced to close in 1852. Who was Emmanuel Baltazzi and could he be Evangeliios? (Christopher Long) | Baltazzi, Theodore (Aristides) (I622)
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| 9245 |
In 1846 Pantaleon Contostavlos, 19, Chios, Eigenthümer [proprietor], Athens, Gr. studied law, according to: Universität Heidelberg, Die Matrikel der Universität Heidelberg, v 6, 1906. His brother Alexander is also listed. | Condostavlo / Contostavlos, Pandely (Alexander) (I2085)
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| 9246 |
In 1847 her father asked the permission of the Confranternité de Livourne to marry his son Pandely to Katina Lucas Rodocanachi, 6th cousins. | Family: Pandely (Emmanuel) Rodocanachi / Catina (Luca) Rodocanachi (F583)
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| 9247 |
In 1861 Antonios Vlasto and Herocles Vassiadis were among the founders of the Greek Philological Syllogos of Constantinople, the most important Greek educational society in the Ottoman Empire until its dissolution by the Turkish Nationalists in 1923. | Vlasto, Anthony (Michael) (I1002)
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| 9248 |
In 1866 the Prassacachi shipping firm won a legal dispute -- Bonnal vs. Prassachachi et al. -- that was widely reported. See: Journal du Palais (Paris), 1868, pp. 193-194; J-B. Sirey, Recueil général des lois et des arrêts : en matière civile, criminelle, commerciale et de droit public, 1869, pp. 18-19. In 1859 their involvement in another case had also drawn wide attention: a shipment of grain on the Austrian vessel Marizza was seized as it entered Marseille. See: La Press, 15 Jul 1859, p. 2. | Prassacachi, Nicolas (Emmanuel) (I1805)
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| 9249 |
In 1871 she was living with the family of her uncle George Scaramanga. | Ralli, Cornelia (Ambrose) (I455)
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| 9250 |
In 1873 Konstantin Ralli owned property at Preobrazhenskii St., Odessa, Russia, assessed at 30,000 rubles. | Ralli, Constantin (Theodoris) (I2124)
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