Pandia Anthony (Antonio) Ralli^{[1, 2, 3]}

1887 - 1945  (58 years)

• Name	Pandia Anthony (Antonio) Ralli
  Birth	20 May 1887	New Orleans, Louisiana USA
  Gender	Male
  Death	27 Jun 1945	Long Island, New York USA
  	Death notice in New York Herald Tribune, 28 Jun 1945, p. 16.
  Burial	29 Jun 1945	New York, New York USA
  	Funeral at Hellenic Eastern Orthodox Church, 319 East 74th St., Manhattan, 29 Jun 1945.
  Notes	Occupation: 1930, insurance broker. New York City Residences: 1919, 351 West End Ave.; 1926-28, 55 86th St.; 1930-35, 185 Park Avenue, New York, New York, living with his widowed mother, $375/month rent, veteran; 1938, 25 Broadway. 1911 England census: household at 33 Porchester Terrace W, London -- the house of his aunt, Marietta Ralli -- included as 'nephew' Pandia Ralli, 23, single, b. New Orleans USA, merchant; 4 servants. [2] 1930 US federal census for the household living at 85 Park Avenue, New York, New York, headed by Pandia A. Ralli, 45, single, renter, b. New York, parents b. New York, insurance broker, WW veteran; mother Despina, 70, widow, age 23 at marriage; and 2 servants. [3] 1940 US federal census, Park Avenue, New York, New York, household headed by Despina Ralli, 78, b. England, widow, renter $216; son Pandia A, 51, single, b. New Orleans, manager exporting; 1 servant. [1] Travel (1): Arrivals in New York aboard: Caronia, 18 Sep 1907 (with his parents and siblings) from Liverpool, England; Bermudian, 1 Nov 1908, from Bermuda (a student); Adriatic, 13 Sep 1912 (with his mother and siblings from Liverpool); Baltic, 6 Jul 1919, from Liverpool; Cedric, 23 Jul 1923, from Liverpool; Franconia,20 Dec 1926, from Liverpool; Aquitania, 4 Jan 1928, from Cherbourg, France; Calamares, 18 Oct - 1 Nov 1930, cruise out of New York; Europa, 22 Dec 1932, from Southampton, England; Britannic, 15 Sep 1935, from Southampton; the Bremen, 18 Jul 1938, from Southampton. Travel (2): A Pandia A Ralli arrived Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada aboard the Empress of Japan 26 Apr 1916 from Yokohama, Japan. He lived in India and worked for Rallis Bros. Military Service: 5 Dec 1917- 31 May 1919; 18 Co 152 Dep Brig to 5 Jan 1918; 307 F Hosp to discharge; overseas 20 Mar 1918 - discharge. Pvt. Pandia A. Ralli, Med. Dept., Sanitary Squad #2, attached to 77th Division, sailed aboard Megantic 29 Mar 1918, Hoboken NJ to Portland ME, listing as closest of kin Mrs. Despina Ralli, mother, 351 West End Ave, NYC, NY.
  Person ID	I2861	Negroponte-Agelasto
  Last Modified	12 Jul 2022

  
  

  Father	Antonio (Pandia) Ralli,   b. 29 Dec 1852, London, England UK d. 12 Aug 1916, New Canaan, Fairfield, Connecticut USA (Age 63 years)
  Mother	Despina (George) Ziffo,   b. 07 Jun 1861, London, England UK d. 11 Oct 1953, New York, New York USA (Age 92 years)
  Marriage	02 Aug 1884	St Sophia, Moscow Road, Bayswater, London, England UK
  	Marriage Witnesses: Theodore S. Ralli and E. S. Galati; Hieronymous Myriantheus presiding; entry 133. [4]
  Notes	Probably the couple referred to: "Despina Ralli was active in London but she and her husband Anthony, were established in New York City." [5]
  Family ID	F1212	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map

  Birth - 20 May 1887 - New Orleans, Louisiana USA Death - 27 Jun 1945 - Long Island, New York USA Burial - 29 Jun 1945 - New York, New York USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Photos » Slide Show		Pandia Anthony Ralli Courtesy of Elizabeth Coryllos Lardi
  		Pandia Anthony Ralli
  		Ralli siblings: Pandia, Lois, Julia, Ioanna © Christopher Long: ChristopherLong.co.uk.

  
  

  Documents » Slide Show		Pandia A Ralli Military Service Pandia A Ralli, 30, Pvt., b. New Orleans, Louisiana, started service 5 Dec 1917, New York City, New York
  		Ralli Bros India company label
  		Pandia Anthony Ralli WWI draft registration card

  
  

• Sources

  [S118] 1940 US Federal Census. [S119] 1911 England Census. [S130] 1930 US Federal Census. [S68] Kyriakos Metaxas, editor, The Greek Gazette, (London, England), Jul 1977, 12. Marriages Celebrated at the Holy Wisdom (Saint Sophia) in Moscow Road, Bayswater [London] [S79] John Athanasios Mazis, The Greeks of Odessa, (2004: East European Monographs, Boulder/Columbia University Press, New York ), 42.