Antonina (Antonios) Ralli

Notes:

Residence, England: 1871-1881, 102 Westbourne Terrace, London; 1891, Croxteth Hall, 31 Croxteth Road, Liverpool.

1871 England census: 102 Westbourne Terrace, London, household headed by Augustus [should be Antonio] Ralli, 59, merchant, b. Chios; wife Nina, 42, b. Malta; daughters Fanny, 20; Julia, 19; Virginia Ralli, 12; Augusta [Antonia], 4; son George, 17, all b. London; & 7 servants.

1881 England census: 102 Westbourne Terrace, London, household headed by Antonio A. Ralli, 66, widower, retired merchant, b. Greece; daughter Antonia A., 14, b. London; & 4 servants.

1891 England census: 31 Croxteth Road, Liverpool: Constantine Constantine Ralli, head, 30, merchant, b. Liverpool; wife Antonia, 24, b. London; son Theodore Constantine, 1, b. Liverpool, and 6 servants.

See 10 photographs by Bedford Lamar (c. 1891) of the interior of Constantin Ralli's house: Croxteth Hall, Liverpool (now part of the RCHM archive collection, London).

She is on the main Agelasto tree, with her second marriage.

Christened:
Godparent: Virginia Vouro

Antonina married Constantine Constantine (Constantine) Ralli on 21 Nov 1885 in London, England UK, and was divorced before 1896. Constantine (son of Constantine Michalis (Michalis) Ralli and Zanetta Catharina (George) Psycha) was born on 17 Oct 1860 in Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK; was christened on 07 Apr 1861 in Greek Church of St Nicholas, Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK; died on 28 Nov 1910 in Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK; was buried on 01 Dec 1910 in Smithdown Road Cemetery, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Occupation: clerk

Christened:
Archimandrite Nikephoros Zervos officiating.

God-parent: Ms. Jeannette C. Ralli

Died:
Presumably the Theodore Ralli, clerk at Ralli Bros., son of "Mrs Angeline Frangopoulo", who committed suicide on 18 March 1913 at a boarding house in Bryanston Street, Marble Arch, London, when aged 24. Before shooting himself he left a suicide note saying that he could not live without a woman called Camille Costello, a governess, who apparently did not share his feelings. (Christopher Long)

Buried:
Folio Entry C/N Section Grave Class
1881 37597 N O 755 352 CEM 9/2/7