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| 9251 |
In 1874 Michael Pandely Agelasto worked in London as a banker. | Agelasto, Michael (Pandely) (I38)
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| 9252 |
In 1881 she was living with her grandparents. The census for that year shows for 3 Devonshire Road, Liverpool, a household headed by Nicholas G. Paspati, married, 66, livelihood "from interest of money", born Chios, Turkey; Marietta, wife, 54, b. Marseille; G.N., son, married, 34, East India merchant, b. Manchester; Peter N., son, 31, unmarried, merchant's clerk, b. Manchester, deaf; Julia N., daughter, 23, unmarried, b. Constantinople; Catina G., 27, married, daughter-in-law, b. Liverpool; N.G., grandson, 5; Harriet G., granddaughter, 4; Const. G., grandson, 2; Lissie A. Cornelius, granddaughter, 11, scholar [her sister]; Zenobie A. Cornelius, granddaughter, 8; Alexandra A. Cornelius, 5; all born Liverpool & 11 servants. | Cornelios, Zenobia (Aristide) (I636)
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| 9253 |
In 1895 SA Agelasto served on a committee concerning the Alcoy & Gandia Railway (The Times [London], 8 Jan 1895]. | Agelasto, Stephen (Augustus) (I106)
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| 9254 |
In 1897 he built the large country house called 'Chios' near Worthing in Sussex which was pulled down after his death. Left £92,482 and £500 to his secretary George Wakeling. | Rodocanachi, Emmanuel Michel (Michel) (I186)
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| 9255 |
In 1903 she served a bankruptcy petition on Charles James Russell of 21 Conduit Place, London, England (London Gazette 10 July 1903, 12 June 1903). | Scaramanga, Mariora (Eustratius) (I1732)
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| 9256 |
In 1904 he was a shareholder in The Great Western Railroad, UK. | Agelasto, John Michael (Michael) (I80)
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| 9257 |
In 1905 the King of England granted Ambrose Anthony Ralli, Esq., Vice President of the Alexandria Municipality, authority to accept/wear the Imperial Ottoman Order of the Osmanieh, Second Class, which had been conferred upon him by the Khedive of Egypt, authorized by the Sultan of Turkey, in recognition of valuable services rendered (London Gazette 17 March 1905). | Ralli, Ambrose (Antonios) (I3142)
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| 9258 |
In 1906, member of the Baltic Exchange, representing Rodocanachi Sons & Co. Palmerston House, Old Broad Street, London Ec2. In 1913 listed as a member of the Baltic Exchange. In 1919 listed as a director of a new company, Improved Chilling & transport (Ltd), stock owners and breeders (The Times [London], 11 Jul 1919]. | Agelasto, Pantaleon (John) (I180)
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| 9259 |
In 1911 Emma Ethel Negroponte was in service to the Barralet family, which included her future sister-in-law, Daphne Helena. | Negroponte, Emma Ethel (Alfred) (I3295)
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| 9260 |
In 1913, according to the Istanbul city directory, one Michel Agelasto was a steamship agent, 24-26 Omer Abid Han, Galata and resided at 11 Rue Anadolou, Péra. | Agelasto, Michael (Stamati) (I137)
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| 9261 |
In 1917 he wrote to his mother that he had met a jury member from the 1894 Empire of India court case who said the jury all concluded that his father was a man of the 'highest integrity, large mind and a giant among pygmies'. | Scaramanga, Ambrose George (George) (I1608)
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| 9262 |
In 1918 he petitioned for divorce in UK: Divorce Court File: 926. Appellant: Michael Demetrius Katinakis. Respondent: Helen May Blanche Henderson Katinakis. Co-respondent: George Francis Tully. | Family: Michael Demetrius (Demetrius) Katinakis / Helen May Blanche (Alexander) Henderson (F444)
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| 9263 |
In 1920 she posed for Picasso, and she had affairs with the American novelist Ernest Hemingway and Gabriel D'Annunzio (an early Italian Fascist). The story of her life is told in the 1997 historical novel Terese by Freddy Germanos (Christopher Long). | Damalas, Tereza (Aristide) (I3381)
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| 9264 |
In 1925, after succeeding unexpectedly to the title, he changed the family name by Deed Pole back to Eden from Henley (ancestry.com website). | Henley Eden, Francis Robert (Anthony) 6th Baron Henley, 4th Baron Northington (I2062)
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| 9265 |
In 1927 Augustus Synadinos, director of Choremis-Benakis Company, was chairman of the board of the "Chiot Brotherhood" of Alexandria, a society founded in March 1909, the object of which was "moral and material mutual help" as well as raising funds for philanthropy projects on the home island. Anthony Ralli was vice-chairman and Theodore Rodocanachi a member. (Her. Lachanocardis, "[Greek] Brotherhoods" in Old and New Alexandria (Alexandria, 1927). | Sinadino, Augustinos (Themistocles) (I627)
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| 9266 |
In 1930 she was a very small bridesmaid at the marriage of Alexandra Helen Schilizzi and Philip Argenti. | Calvocoressi, Yolanda (George) (I2632)
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| 9267 |
In 1937 and 1938 he represented France at the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships (Men’s Singles). | Zarifi, Georges Michel (Théodore) (I847)
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| 9268 |
In 1946 he served in the colonial service, Solomon Islands, last permanent UK address: Burton Hall, Loughborough, Leics. | Cameron, Alastair Robin Peter Patrick Keith (D.P. Keith) (I4297)
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| 9269 |
In 1948 the family moved from Asniéres (suburb of Paris) to Montreal, Canada.
| Family: Théodore Jean Anadet (Charles) Chentrier / Gilberte Marie Souier Emma (Felix) Latil (F1431)
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| 9270 |
In 1958 he put on the market a "Georgian Period House, North Bedfordshire" (The Times [London], 24 Oct 1958). | Agelasto, Tryphon Emmanuel A. (Augustus) (I117)
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| 9271 |
In 1972 she married Arthur Norman Morton (1922-2011). | Family: Leslie Warren Christensen / Muriel Kathleen (Owen) Craig (F1303)
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| 9272 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2173)
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| 9273 |
In 1999 and 2001 he was living in the Kampos, in the Calvocoressi family villa. | Calvocoressi, Miltiades (Democritos) (I1814)
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| 9274 |
in 2002 Panorea Ziffo appeared to think that he was the son of Loucas (George) Ziffo & Despina Capari, but this is unlikely.(Christopher Long) | Ziffo, John (Stephanos) (I2475)
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| 9275 |
In 2003 she gave CAL a copy of the privately published Ralli family 'pedigree'. | Vlasto, Dominie (Peter) (I677)
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| 9276 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1113)
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| 9277 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3783)
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| 9278 |
In a death notice his father is referred to as the "loved father of Mimi, Ena and Alexandra," and Andrew Ambrose's name is not included (The Times [London] 8 Dec 1950). | Alexandroff, Andrew Ambrose (Andrew) (I3147)
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| 9279 |
In a document of the Ecumenical Patriarchate, dated 27 April 1871, Stamatios M. Agelastos is mentioned by Georgiadis as member of the Administration Board of the Panaghia Church in Stavrodromion, Constantinople. | Agelasto, Stamati (Michael) (I62)
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| 9280 |
In a document that provided for his US citizenship, he swore he was born 27 Aug 1846, St. Augustine, Florida. | Calvocoressi, John (Matthew) (I2022)
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| 9281 |
In a memorandum from a general meeting of the St John community, dated 1 Apr 1865, Georgiadis says that "P. L. Agelastos" is among the community members present. | Agelasto, Paul (Leoni) (I70)
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| 9282 |
In a memorandum from a general meeting of the St John community, dated 1 Apr 1865, Georgiadis says that "S. M. Agelastos" is among the community members present. | Agelasto, Stamati (Michael) (I62)
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| 9283 |
In a motor accident at Glynde, near Lewes, on the Eastbourne-Brighton road. The car was driven by her husband, actor George Francis Tully, who was slightly injured. Reported 28 Sep 1929 in: "Actor's Wife Killed," Daily Mail, p. 9; "Actor's Wife Killed in Car Smash," Citizen [Gloucester], p. 5; "Motor Collision," Times [London], p. 14. | Henderson, Helen May Blanche (Alexander) (I1056)
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| 9284 |
In an article on "La Colonie hellénique de Marseille," she is incorrectly listed as née Mirabelli, Le Gaulois, 30 Dec 1917, p. 2. | Mimbelli, Marguerite Dominique Constance Marie Estelle Fanny (Luca) (I2117)
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| 9285 |
in an Athens hospital | Liodakis, Arete (Ioannis) (I1258)
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| 9286 |
in an Athens hospital | Agelasto, Jeanne (Jean) (I215)
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| 9287 |
in an Athens hospital | Agelasto, Zoë (Leoni) (I226)
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| 9288 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1704)
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| 9289 |
In another marriage, to Charles Joseph E.H. de Ligne, she had a son, Maurice Bernhardt (1864-1928). | Family: Aristide Ambroise (Ambrouzis) Damalas / Sara-Marie-Henriette Rosine Bernhardt (F950)
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| 9290 |
In brother's death announcement in The Times, 18 Nov 1949, she is identified as Alice Mary Agelasto of Orchard House, Torquay. | Agelasto, Alexandra Mary (John) (I1185)
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| 9291 |
In discussing Rue Agelasto, 9e arrondissement, Marseille, Dictionnaire historique des Rues de Marseille, Edition 1989, says : "Démosthène est propriétaire de plusieurs parcelles à Mazargues en 1880." (George Agelasto) | Agelasto, Theodore (Pandia) (I125)
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| 9292 |
In discussing Rue Agelasto, 9e arrondissement, Marseille, Dictionnaire historique des Rues de Marseille, Edition 1989, says : « Sa position sociale, son mariage laisse supposer un homme ayant des biens. » (George Agelasto) | Agelasto, Pandia (Michael) (I51)
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| 9293 |
In documents the surname sometimes ends with an 'n', sometimes an 'r', and the given name appears as Wilhelma, Wilheline Karoline, Wilhelme, or Elma. The name shown here is as it appears on her Paris marriage certificate, but the German baptism certificate uses the 'n'. | Wachenhusen, Wilhelme Caroline Auguste (Gustav) (I126)
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| 9294 |
In her memoirs 'Quite A Lot', Dominie Nicholls (née Vlasto) describes being sent (with her sister and brother) to stay with the Agelastos during WWII. | Agelasto, Christine (John) (I118)
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| 9295 |
In his 1878 application for a USA passport, he lists his family: wife Wilhelmina; daughter Josephine, 15, b. abt 1863; daughter Barbara, 14, b. abt 1864; son Charles, 8, b. abt 1870; Joseph 4, b. abt 1874; daughter Eugene, 1 1/2, b. abt 1876. | Bechtinger, Joseph Nicholas (Karl) (I1761)
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| 9296 |
In his book George Zarifi says "Catherine Psomadis married an Agelasto in Belgium". He might, though, have meant: an Agelasto [who was living and working] in Belgium. That actually leaves the question unanswered--where exactly the marriage took place--but doesn´t make things less confusing. (George Agelastos) | Family: Stamati (Michael) Agelasto / Catherine (Ioannis) Psomadis (F53)
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| 9297 |
In his book George Zarifi says that Stamati helped finance the university studies of three nephews, the sons of George Nicolopoulos and Athena Psomadis. | Agelasto, Stamati (Michael) (I62)
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| 9298 |
In his Greek Oath of Allegiance he swore his birth place was Ermoupolis, Syros. | Ziffo, Themistocle (Stephanos) (I291)
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| 9299 |
In his memoir Emmanuel Theodore Casdagli refers to Stephen Agelasto as "a wealthy stockbroker who, with his wife, made a delightful pair." (Daphne Casdagli). | Agelasto, Stephen (Augustus) (I106)
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| 9300 |
In his memoir he refers to Stephen Agelasto as "a wealthy stockbroker who, with his wife, made a delightful pair." (Daphne Casdagli). | Casdagli, Rev. Emmanuel Theodore (Theodore) (I3239)
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