Loula (Stephanos) Ziffo

Family/Spouse: Pandely (Michael) Agelasto. Pandely (son of Michael (Pandelis) Agelasto and [Agelasto]) died on 23 Apr 1822 in Chios, Greece. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Ralli & Agelasto operated in the silk trade in Marseille in 1860-61. See, Gregorii Valerianovich Melgunof, Das südliche Ufer des Kaspischen Meeres oder die Nordprovinzen Persiens (Adamant Media Corporation, 2004), p. 286.

He is the "Mr Agelasto" referred to in the following anecdote. According to John (Matthew) Ziffo, his father Matthew Alexander Ziffo "was born in the Island of Chios about 2 1/2 years before the Massacre. On that terrible day his Mother with her two daughters, and a young maid, carrying my Father, took to the mountains to cross the island; following a long trail of refugees and guided by shepherds over mule paths. The maid soon got tired, left the child on the mountain side and fled. A Mr Agelasto, the father of John Agelasto whose firm (Frangopulo Agelasto & Co of London and Liverpool) [Theodore (Matthew) Ziffo] joined when he came to London, was following and recognizing the child picked him up and took him to the island of Syra. By a fortunate coincidence his mother and sisters also landed in Syra. One can imagine her joy at being re-united with her boy whom she had feared lost."

He is the distinguished gentleman whose portrait is omnipresent at the top right of these webpages.

Parker Agelasto has found four copies of a photo taken in Marseille that is believed to be Michael Pandely Agelasto, same as the portrait miniature. There are a lot of similarities to the portrait miniature, but the two pictures are separated by about 20 years. Similarly, one is a real photo the other an artist likeness of the sitter.

He was in partnership as merchants, at Marseilles, under the firm of Petrocochino, Agelasto & Co.; at Constantinople, under the firm of E. M. Vuro and Co.; at Galatz [sic], under the firm of D. C. Climi and Co.; at Ibraila and Bucharest, under the firm of Parembli and Climi; and at London, under the firm of Petrocochino and Co., until it was dissolved 31 Dec 1861. The other partners included George Petrocochino, Michael Vuro, M. Parembli, Anthony Vlasto, J. M. Agelasto, A. D. Syngros and A. N. Damiano (London Gazette 28 Mar 1862). An earlier notice appeared 18 Mar 1862 with the typo M. P. Agelasts.).

Michel Agelasto, 55, merchant, allees des Capucines 15, was a signatory witness to the marriage of Michel Parembli and Aspasia Dromacaiti, 4 Jun 1857.

He was a signatory witness to the 1849 marriage of Antoine Nicholas Petrocochino and Euthalie George Petrocochino.

Michael Agelasto signed a letter to the provisory Greek Parliament in 1825 demanding it include a Chiot deputy. This suggests he lived briefly in Syros after fleeing Chios in 1822 and before settling in Marseille.

27 Nov 1834: Michael Agelasto, 32, married, born Chios, merchant, arriving Syros 1824, swore allegiance to the government at the Syros tribunal (before the town hall was built). Stephen Agelasto [possibly his third cousin Stephanos (Augustis) Agelasto], who arrived on Syros also in 1824, took the oath the same day.

M.P. Agelasto was among the 327 Chiot refugees in Syros who signed a letter dated 10 Jul 1829 to the Governor of Greece.

M. P. Agelasto was co-administrator of the will [see source] of a parish priest who set up scholarships for young Marseille Chiots in 1861.

P.P. Negroponte and M. Agelesti, both with the firm Negroponte & Agelastl (sic) were among the more than thirty merchants, "citizens of New Orleans and inhabitants of Louisiana," who signed an open letter written under the seal of the City of New Orleans to Dr. John E. E. Ealino in The Charleston Mercury 19 Jan 1860, p 2, praising the physician's skills as his former patients and welcoming him as a winter resident of New Orleans. This man's son, Alexander M., settled in New Orleans after an 1860 visit on which, perhaps, he was accompanied by his father.

"Brig Walter Scott, Leighton, Matamoras 30 ds., with cotton to Negreponte & Agelasto. Oct. 18 [1863], off Tortugas, was boarded by U.S. gunboat Clyde" (New York Times 6 Nov 1863, p 8.

Michel Agelasto is referenced as one of the 1822 massacre refugees who arrived in Marseille (Echinard); This Michel fled to Syros and didn't arrive in Marseille until at least after 1835.

1871 England census: 22 Pembridge Crescent household headed by J M Agelasto, 35, merchant, b. Syros, Greece; wife Aglaia, 29, b. Marseille; sons Michel, 5; Pendley, 4; daughters Katherine, 3; Mary, 2 mos., Alexandra, 11 months; all b. London; father Michael P., 68, retired merchant; mother Marie M., 57, both b. Chios [Scio, Turkey]; & 6 servants.

Philanthropy: in 1867 M(ichael) P. Agelasto donated 100 Francs to Chios Schools; Michael Agelasto & Son donated 250 Francs and M(ichael) P. Agelasto 100 Francs to the Chios Hospital according to unpublished research by Demetrios Melachrinoudis. In 1972 Michael P. Agelasto again gave 200 Francs to the hospital. According to Reports on Hygiene Institutions of Chios by the same author, he contributed to the hospital in various years from 1874-1880.

M. Agelasto, Marseille, is listed among the diaspora Greeks donating 300 fr. to a fund for the Thebes earthquake in 1853.

Petrocochino-Agelasto, Marseille, is listed among the diaspora Greeks donating 250 fr. to a fund for the Thebes earthquake in 1853.

Died:
Argenti incorrectly says 20 Oct 1886.

Buried:
Cemetery 1886 register line entry 9141 midi carré 1, ter grec, no. 2, residence rue de la Biblioteque 24. Register notes: 15 Oct 1894 [year after his wife's death] he was moved to carré 1, ter grec, 3d rue, no. 11.

Michael married Maria (Ioannis) Parembli on 12 Mar 1831 in Syros, Cyclades Islands, Greece. Maria (daughter of Ioannis Parembli and Arghyro Damiano) was born in 1811 in Chios, Greece; died on 18 Feb 1893 in quartier Sainte Marguerite, Marseille, Bouches-du-Rhône, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur,France; was buried on 19 Feb 1893 in St. Pierre Cemetery, Marseille, Bouches-du-Rhône, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur,France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Residence, England: 1851, The Cliff, Broughton, Manchester, with 3-month-old Angelica and her mother Maria Parembli Agelasto; 1861, "Highfield," Bury New Road, Sefton Park, Liverpool; 1880, ten years after her husband's death, she lived with her children: Angeliki, a married daughter, and George, then still probably a bachelor (Address was given as Stoneleigh, Aigburth Road, Liverpool (Lancs), England in the notice of the Frangopulo & Agelasto bankruptcy, London Gazette, 14 Sep 1880); 1895, a L.S. Frangopulo had a phone in Wakefield, Liverpool, Lancs; 1900, Mrs. Lucy Frangopulo lived at 45 Ullet Rd., Aigburth Rd. S, Liverpool; 1901, the census lists her birthplace as "Assyria Greek subject Turkey", living with her grand-daughter, Marigo J. Maximos, age 14; 1921-29, Mrs. L.S. Frangopulo had a phone at 45 Ullet Rd; 1929, 45 Ullet Road, Liverpool.

Liverpool Electoral Registers, 1899-1910, 1904-1905, 1909-1910, 1914-1915: Lucy Frangopulo, 45 Ullet Road (house); 1920, 1925: Lucy Frangopulo and Nicholas Frangopulo, 45 Ullet Road.

1861 England census for "Highfield," Bury New Road, Sefton Park, Liverpool, household headed by Stamati Frangopulo, 45, b. Greece, Mediterranean merchant, naturalized British subject; wife Lucia Frangopulo, 28, b. Syria [Syros]; children Angelica Frangopulo, 10; Nicholas Frangopulo, 8; Michael Frangopulo, 6; James Frangopulo, 4; George Frangopulo, 2; John Frangopulo, 7 months, all b. Manchester, Lancashire; 6 domestic servants.

1871 England census for 'Stone Lea', Aigburth Road, Liverpool: Lucy S. Frangopulo, 37, head, widow, b. Berout, Turkey; sons Nicolas S., 18; James S., 14; George S., 13; John, 10; daughters Maria S., 8; Argyri S., 6; all scholars born Manchester; 8 servants; Demetrios Galatti, 28, head, general merchant, b. Smyrna, Turkey; wife Angelica, 20, b. Manchester; sons Augustus, 2, and Stamati, 8 months; both b. Liverpool, and 4 servants.

1881 census: "Stoneleigh," Aigburth Road, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, England household headed by Lucy S. Frangopulo, widow, 48, b. Beyrout, Syria; unmarried sons, Nicholas, 27, merchant - Gen. Broker; George, 22, merchant - Gen. Broker; Johnny, 20, apprentice merchant; daughters Marigo, 18; Argyri, 16; Angelica Galatti, married, 30; all born Manchester; son-in-law L [D] A. Galatti, 39, b. Asia Minor Sanyrini; grandsons Augustus Galatti, 11; Stamati Galatti, 10; granddaughters Lucy, 8; and Zenobia, 5, all scholars b. Liverpool & 7 servants.

1911 England census for 45 Ullet Road, Sefton Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, household headed by Lucy S. Frangopulo, 77, b. Turkey, naturalized Brit, widow, 6 children still living; John C Maximos, 65, b. Greece, son-in-law, widower, married 3 years, two children, one still living, retired cotton broker, USA citizen; Marigo Maximos, 24, b. Virginia, USA, grandaughter, single; 5 servants.

She appears on the Negroponte-Agelasto tree.


Listed as Merchant and Partner in Frangopulo & Agelasto, 1880.

She was God-mother to her grandson Stamati D. Galati.

The Liverpool Mercury, 29 Jan 1880, apparently starved for news, reports on Lucy Frangopulo's carriage accident.

The Frangopulo contingent at the mayor's fancy dress ball, Liverpool, Jan 1883 included: Miss A. (pecheuse Napolitaine), Mrs. (Espagnole), John (Chef de Cuisine) and Miss (Satanella) (Liverpool Mercury 27 Jan 1883).

Mrs. S.N. Frangopulo, Bankside, Higher Broughton was among members of the Manchester Shaksperian Society involved in a fundraising event (Manchester Times 22 Mar 1851); this was about the time of the birth of their first child.

Either she or one of her daughters-in-law attended a ball given in the Manchester Assembly Rooms by Mrs. and Mrs. John Ambrose Negroponte to honor the coming out of their daughter Maria in 1900. She wore a "beautiful dress of pink accordinan-pleated chiffon, the [?] draped half-way with Brussels lace" ("Mrs. Negroponte's Ball," Manchester Times, 12 Jan 1900).

At one social event Mrs. Frangopulo "was in black trimmed with sequined net" ("Mrs. Alfred Charlton's Garden Party" Manchester Times, 19 Jul 1895).

At the Western Club Ball, "As usual Mrs. Negroponte and Mrs. Frangopulo were very strikingly gowned" (Manchester Times, 29 Apr 1898).

Jean Parembli, Greek citizen, died 4 Apr 1927 at Leipzig, Germany, and left his estate to Lucy Stamaty Frangopoulo, Liverpool. He is referred to as Mr. Johannes Parembli and is perhaps Lucy's cousin, she being his closest living kin.

Lucia Frangopoulos gave an icon of Archangel Michael to the Greek Church of Manchester, 1860-1863.

Name:
Known as Lucia Stamatio Frangopulo.

Birth:
The 1871 census says she was born in Berout, Turkey.

Died:
DOD given in Probate.

Will proved 13 Mar 1929 by Frank Deeks Sharples, solicitor, and Herbert Henry Girardet, cotton merchant, executors. Estate valued at £23087 8s 3d, resworn at £23425 2s 1d, administered at Liverpool (London Gazette 5 Apr 1929).

Death notice appeared in The Times (London) 8 Feb 1929.

Buried:
Folio Entry C/N Section Grave Class
2135 42670 N O 50 352 CEM 9/2/8

Loukia married Stamatios Nicolas (Nicolas) Frangopulo on 13 Sep 1849 in Manchester, Lancashire, England UK. Stamatios (son of Nicolas Frangopulo and Angeliki (Perris) Maximo) was born on 10 Aug 1815 in Chios, Greece; died on 16 Mar 1870 in allées des Capucines 17, Marseille, Bouches-du-Rhône, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur,France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Education: Smyrna and Athens

Alex. Agelasto, 32, East 10th St., New York, merchant, white, unmarried, born Greece, is registered in the consolidated list of persons eligible for military service, enumerated May-June 1863, Eighth Congressional District, New York. [The draft was initiated by Abraham Lincoln in 1862 and reformed in March 1863. All men between 20 and 45 years of age were required to register. This included non-citizens. With news of the Battle of Gettysburg, the draft resistance in July 1863, primarily from Irish immigrants, caused riots in New York. Parker Agelasto]

1900 US Federal Census for 54 York Street, Norfolk City, Virginia, headed by Alex M Agelasto, 67, b. Feb 1833, Greece; naturalized, parents b. Greece, Cotton Buyer, own home, Married 1866 (34 years); wife Polyrene M Agelasto, 53, b. Jan 1847, Greece; parents b. Greece, both immigrated 1859, 41 years in US; sons Peter A Agelasto, 31, b. Mar 1869, India, lawyer; Michael A Agelasto, 29, b. Apr 1871, Greece, electrical engineer, both immigrated 1877, naturalized, 23 years in the US; Alex M Agelasto Jr, 26, b. Dec 1873, Louisiana, all single, cotton buyer; and one servant.

Name:
His marriage certificate lists his mother as Maria Negroponte.

Birth:
The 1900 Norfolk, Va. census gives his birth date as Feb 1833. Extrapolation of data from the 1869 Syros voter register (in the Greek national archives) and the digitized oath of Syros citizenship register suggest the birth year to be about 1831. The baptism registers of the Holy Cathedral Church of the Transfiguration of the Saviour Christ, Syros, available for the years 1831-1834, 1835-1851, 1852-1860 and 1897-1912, but have been examined for only for 1835, the year his brother John was born and baptized.

His passport application and naturalization papers do not give a birth date.

Died:
Cause of death: pneumonia

Buried:
Lot 15, 7th A. East Elm.

Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Alexander married Polyxene (Alexander) Mavrogordato on 02 Feb 1866 in Syros, Cyclades Islands, Greece. Polyxene (daughter of Alexander (Michael) Mavrogordato and Polunia (Pandias) Ralli) was born on 05 Jan 1846 in Syros, Cyclades Islands, Greece; died on 01 Sep 1934 in 4-C Hague Apartments, Norfolk, Virginia USA; was buried on 02 Sep 1934 in Elmwood Cemetery, Norfolk, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The New York Times, 20 Jul 1878 reports as passengers on the Germanic sailing for Liverpool, A. Paterachi and Mrs. Paterachi.

Family/Spouse: Aristides Pateraki. Aristides was born about 1820. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

UK Naturalisation: John Michael Agelasto, Greece, 7 Apr 1881, residence London; home office paper A2284; certificate A3449.

1911 England Census: Mr. Agelasto headed the household at 25 Lansdowne Road, Kensington, which included 1 male and 4 females

Philanthropy: John Michael Agelasto is listed in 1870 among the founders of the Greek School in London according to unpublished research by Demetrios Melachrinoudis.

The 1911 England census, London, includes John M Agelasto, b. abt 1836; daughter Lucy, b. abt 1875.

1911 England census for the household at 25 Lansdowne Road, Notting Hill W, Kensington, London, headed by John M Agelasto, 75, b. Greece, widowed, stock exchange agent, naturalized Brit; daughter Lucy, 36, single; 3 servants.

John Mitchell Agelasto [22 Pembridge Crescent] appears on the 1891, 1893, 1894, 1895, 1896, 1897, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907; [John Michael Agelasto, 25 Lansdowne Road] 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915 electoral register, Kensington North parliamentary division, Kensington and Chelsea/borough electoral lists, Great Britain; 1918, 1919 Kensington/Kensington and Chelsea.

Agelasto, John Michael, 25 Lansdowne Road, Holland park W, appears in Royal Blue Book (London, May 1911).

Birth:
Argenti incorrectly reports 26 Sep 1835.

Christened:
God-parent: Marouko [Maria] Theodore Ralli [wife of Theodore Ralli, probably Marouko Alexander Ziffo].

Entry #589, 1835 register

The church register does not give the exact date of baptism, but rather the date of registration of the certificate with civil authorities (24 November), which is perhaps 1-2 days after baptism (George Agelastos). The archives registers gives the date 18 Jul 1835.


Died:
His death announcement appeared in The Times (London), 12 Nov 1919, p 1.

Buried:
burial plot no. 8641

John married Aglaïa (Ioannis) Baltazzi on 01 Mar 1862 in Marseille, Bouches-du-Rhône, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France. Aglaïa (daughter of Ioannis (Evangelos) Baltazzi and Aikaterine (George) Petrocochino) was born on 23 Nov 1841 in rue [Deuxieme] Calade 18 [38?], Marseille, Bouches-du-Rhône, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur,France; died on 09 Dec 1877 in Marseille, Bouches-du-Rhône, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France; was buried in St. Pierre Cemetery, Marseille, Bouches-du-Rhône, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur,France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

She is also on the Negroponte-Agelasto tree.

Residence, England: 1851, The Cliff, Broughton, Manchester; 1861, Highfield, Bury New Road, Sefton Park, Liverpool; 1871-1881, Stoneleigh, Aigburth Road, Toxteth Park, Liverpool; 1891, 12 Linnet Lane, Liverpool; 1901-1920, Highfield, Greenbank Drive, Sefton Park, Liverpool.

1851 London census lists Angelica Frangopulo as a 3-month-old only child living with her parents at The Cliff, Broughton, Manchester. Her maternal grandmother, Maria Agelasto, is enumerated as a visitor.

1861 England census for "Highfield," Bury New Road, Sefton Park, Liverpool, household headed by Stamati Frangopulo, 45, b. Greece, Mediterranean merchant, naturalized British subject; wife Lucia Frangopulo, 28, b. Syria [Syros]; children Angelica Frangopulo, 10; Nicholas Frangopulo, 8; Michael Frangopulo, 6; James Frangopulo, 4; George Frangopulo, 2; John Frangopulo, 7 months, all b. Manchester, Lancashire; 6 domestic servants.

1871 England census for 'Stone Lea', Aigburth Road, Liverpool: Lucy S. Frangopulo, 37, head, widow, b. Berout, Turkey; sons Nicolas S., 18; James S., 14; George S., 13; John, 10; daughters Maria S., 8; Argyri S., 6; all scholars born Manchester; 8 servants; Demetrios Galatti, 28, head, general merchant, b. Smyrna, Turkey; wife Angelica, 20, b. Manchester; sons Augustus, 2, and Stamati, 8 months; both b. Liverpool, and 4 servants.

1881 census: "Stoneleigh," Aigburth Road, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, England household headed by Lucy S. Frangopulo, widow, 48, b. Beyrout, Syria; unmarried sons, Nicholas, 27, merchant - Gen. Broker; George, 22, merchant - Gen. Broker; Johnny, 20, apprentice merchant; daughters Marigo, 18; Argyri, 16; Angelica Galatti, married, 30; all born Manchester; son-in-law L [D] A. Galatti, 39, b. Asia Minor Sanyrini; grandsons Augustus Galatti, 11; Stamati Galatti, 10; granddaughters Lucy, 8; and Zenobia, 5, all scholars b. Liverpool & 7 servants.

1891 census: 12 Linnet Lane, Liverpool, England household headed by Demetrius Galatti, 48, cotton merchant, b. Smyrna, naturalized British subject; wife Angelica, 40, b. Higher Broughton, Lancashire; son Augustus, 21; daughters Lucy, 18 and Zenobia, 15, all b. Liverpool & 2 servants.

1901 England census: "Highfield," Greenbank Drive, Liverpool: Angelica Gallati, wife, 50, b. Manchester; son Augustus, 31, cotton merchant; Stamati, 30; daughter Zenobia, 25, all unmarried, b. Liverpool; and 4 servants. Several doors down from the Vlasto family at "Bonnevaine".

1911 England census for Highfield, Sefton Park, Liverpool, household headed by Angelica Galatti, 60, b. Lower Broughton, Manchester, widow; son Augustus D, 41, cotton merchant; daughter Jennie D, 34, both single, b. Toxteth Park, Lancashire; 3 servants.

Liverpool Electoral Registers, 1909-1910: Angelica Galatii, Highfield, Green Bank Drive; 1919-1920, Angelica Galatti and August Demetrius Galatti, Highfield, Green Bank Drive.

The Frangopulo contingent at the mayor's fancy dress ball, Liverpool, Jan 1883 included: Miss A. (pecheuse Napolitaine), Mrs. (Espagnole), John (Chef de Cuisine) and Miss (Satanella) (Liverpool Mercury 27 Jan 1883).

Birth:
Ancestry.com's scan of the UK birth registry finds: Angelica Frangopulo, born Jan-Feb-Mar 1851, Salford, Greater Manchester, Lancashire. Certificate not examined.

Name:
Argenti calls her Angeliki Frangopoulos. Angelica Frangopulo in the birth registry, v XX, p 925. Certificate not examined.

Christened:
God-parents: Marigo Agelasto (daughter of Ioannis Perembli) her grandmother.

Died:
Her estate was valued at £5,904 (net personalty), Gross £8,198 ([Liverpool] Daily Post & Mercury, 24 Sep 1921). Actually, £8,196 9s. 1d. Probate 15 Feb to Zenobia Ralli (wife of Michel Constantine Ralli) and George Hardman Ashworth chartered accountant.

Buried:
Folio Entry C/N Section Grave Class
2023 40438 N O 53 352 CEM 9/2/7

Angelica married Dimitrios (Augustis) Galati on 16 Jul 1868 in Manchester, Lancashire, England UK. Dimitrios (son of Augustis (Dimitrios) Galati and Zennou (Zannis) Vouro) was born in 1841 in Smyrna/Izmir, Turkey; died on 08 Aug 1904 in Highfield, Greenbank Drive, Sefton Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK; was buried on 11 Aug 1904 in Smithdown Road Cemetery, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Occupation: merchant

Residence: 1861, "Highfield," Bury New Road, Sefton Park, Liverpool; 1880- , New Orleans, LA; 1871, 'Stone Lea', Aigburth Road, Liverpool; 1881, "Stoneleigh," Aigburth Road, Toxteth Park, Liverpool; 1891, 17 allees de Meihan, in flat with Maria Parembli, widow, household head, his maternal grand-mother. He is listed as 'English brother', businessman, 38; 1892 -, Liverpool, England; 1904-1905, 22 Nicander Road; 1909-1925, 28 Karslake Road; 1920-1925: 45 Ullet Road; 28 Karslake Road, Toxteth Park, Lancashire.; at DOD, 45 Ullet Road Toxteth Park, Liverpool.

1861 England census for "Highfield," Bury New Road, Sefton Park, Liverpool, household headed by Stamati Frangopulo, 45, b. Greece, Mediterranean merchant, naturalized British subject; wife Lucia Frangopulo, 28, b. Syria [Syros]; children Angelica Frangopulo, 10; Nicholas Frangopulo, 8; Michael Frangopulo, 6; James Frangopulo, 4; George Frangopulo, 2; John Frangopulo, 7 months, all b. Manchester, Lancashire; 6 domestic servants.

1871 England census for 'Stone Lea', Aigburth Road, Liverpool: Lucy S. Frangopulo, 37, head, widow, b. Berout, Turkey; sons Nicolas S., 18; James S., 14; George S., 13; John, 10; daughters Maria S., 8; Argyri S., 6; all scholars born Manchester; 8 servants; Demetrios Galatti, 28, head, general merchant, b. Smyrna, Turkey; wife Angelica, 20, b. Manchester; sons Augustus, 2, and Stamati, 8 months; both b. Liverpool, and 4 servants.

1881 census: "Stoneleigh," Aigburth Road, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, England household headed by Lucy S. Frangopulo, widow, 48, b. Beyrout, Syria; unmarried sons, Nicholas, 27, merchant - Gen. Broker; George, 22, merchant - Gen. Broker; Johnny, 20, apprentice merchant; daughters Marigo, 18; Argyri, 16; Angelica Galatti, married, 30; all born Manchester; son-in-law L [D] A. Galatti, 39, b. Asia Minor Sanyrini; grandsons Augustus Galatti, 11; Stamati Galatti, 10; granddaughters Lucy, 8; and Zenobia, 5, all scholars b. Liverpool & 7 servants.

1911 England census for 28 Karslake Road, Toxteth Park, Lancashire, household headed by Nicholas S. Frangopulo, 57, b. Manchester, Lancashire, married, 15 years, living on private means; wife Annie, 51, b. Liverpool.

Liverpool Electoral Registers, 1904-1905: Nicholas Frangopulo, 22 Nicander road (house); 1909-1910, 1914-1915: Nicholas Frangopulo, 28 Karslake Road; 1920, 1925: Nicholas Frangopulo and Annie Frangopulo, 28 Karslake Road; 1920, 1925: Lucy Frangopulo and Nicholas Frangopulo, 45 Ullet Road.

He is listed as Merchant and Partner in the notice of the Frangopulo & Agelasto bankruptcy, London Gazette, 14 Sep 1880.

He returned to England and remarried after the death of his first wife Helen Benachi in New Orleans.

He arrived Liverpool from New York on the Britannic May 1877 and on the Servia May 1882 (Liverpool Mercury 22 May 1877 / 27 May 1882).

Nicholas Frangopulo was a co-defendant in Russell v Russell, a Liverpool divorce proceeding filed 7 Nov 1896. In the petition George Henry Russell alleged that his wife, Elizabeth Ann Russell committed adultery with both NF and a man named Holland. NF was supposed to have fathered EAR's son, born Nov 1892, who died 16 Aug 1893. NF was also alleged to have been EAR's lover between Feb 1894 and Apr 1896 (GHR was at sea from Jul 1893 - 21 Sep 1896). A daughter, born 1 Jan 1896, died Jul 1896. NF denied adultery in his response dated 1 Jan 1897.

Frangopulo, Agelasto, & Co. was among the two dozen Liverpool merchant enterprises which signed a letter stating how they would deal with, as importers of Egyptian cotton, regulations concerning bagging that put "unnecessary burden on the trade" (Manchester Guardian, 29 Jul 1870, p 2).

Residence : 1880, New Orleans, as given in the notice of the Frangopulo & Agelasto bankruptcy, London Gazette, 14 Sep 1880.

Funerals: N. Frangopulo attended the Sep 1897 Liverpool funeral of Ambrose Anthony Vlasto (Liverpool Mercury, 28 Sep 1897). He was a mourner at the Jan 1904 funeral of Stamati Galatti, his nephew. He attended the 1921 funeral of his sister Angeliki (Mrs. D. A. Galatti) with his brothers George and James.

N. Frangopulo dressed up as a colonel of Greek volunteers at a fancy dress ball at the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, given by H. Georgala & Co., Greek general merchants (Liverpool Mercury, 30 Dec 1871).

Name:
Name is given as Nicholas Stamati Frangopulo in the notice of the Frangopulo & Agelasto bankruptcy, London Gazette, 14 Sep 1880.

Birth:
UK birth registry finds: Nicholas Frangopolo (sic)born Apr-May-Jun 1853, Salford, Manchester, Lancashire, v 8d, p 21. Certificate not examined.

Christened:
At home; entry:037/022; Godparent: Georgios Dromocaites; priest Daniel Petroulias.

Died:
The death of Nicholas S Frangopulo, 53, was registered Mar 1926, Liverpool, Lancashire, v. 8b, p. 237.

Buried:
Folio Entry C/N Section Grave Class
2095 41872 N O 158 352 CEM 9/2/8

Family/Spouse: [unknown] [Frangopulo]. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Nicolas married Helene Nicholas (Nicholas) Benachi on 01 Apr 1883 in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, USA. Helene (daughter of Nicholas Marino Benachi and Anne Marie (Antoine) Bidault) was born in Dec 1860 in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, USA; died on 19 Feb 1886 in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Nicolas married Annie Webster in sum 1896 in West Derby, Lancashire, England UK. Annie was born about 1860 in Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK; died about 13 Dec 1930 in Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK; was buried on 15 Dec 1930 in Smithdown Road Cemetery, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The 1861 England census for "Highfield," Bury New Road, Sefton Park, Liverpool, household headed by Stamati Frangopulo, 45, b. Greece, Mediterranean merchant, naturalized British subject; wife Lucia Frangopulo, 28, b. Syria [Syros]; children Angelica Frangopulo, 10; Nicholas Frangopulo, 8; Michael Frangopulo, 6; James Frangopulo, 4; George Frangopulo, 2; John Frangopulo, 7 months, all b. Manchester, Lancashire; 6 domestic servants.

Residence: 1861, "Highfield," Bury New Road, Sefton Park, Liverpool.

Birth:
DOB from baptism register; appears on Stamati N Frangopoulo and Lucy Agelasto descendants chart by John Tryphon Agelasto

Christened:
At home; entry:057/028; Godparent: his paternal aunt Cleopatra Nich. Frangopulo; priest Daniel Petroulias.

Name:
or Frangopoulos

Died:
died young according to Stamati N Frangopoulo and Lucy Agelasto descendants by John Tryphon Agelasto

Notes:

Occupation: stockbroker

James S. Frangopulo was listed as a member of the Baltic Exchange, 1886 (Harlaftis, A History of Greek-owned Shipping, p. 58).

He is listed as Merchant and Partner in the notice of the Frangopulo & Agelasto bankruptcy, London Gazette, 14 Sep 1880.

Residence: 1861, "Highfield," Bury New Road, Sefton Park, Liverpool; 'Stone Lea', Aigburth Road, Liverpool; 1880-1882, 2 Mandeville Place, Manchester Square, Middlesex according to the trade directory and the notice of the Frangopulo & Agelasto bankruptcy, London Gazette, 14 Sep 1880. The residence appears to be group accommodation; 1911, 3 Kew Gardens Rd, Richmond, Kew; 1933, No. 8, Kew Gardens Road, Richmond, Surrey, England.

J.S. Frangopulo participated in a Liverpool town meeting to raise funds for the earthquake victims on the Island of Zante, Greece (Liverpool Mercury 14 Feb 1893).

He attended the 1921 funeral of his sister Angeliki (Mrs. D. A. Galatti) with his brothers George and Nicholas.

James Frangopulo, 3, Kew Gardens Road, appears on the Surrey, England, Electoral Registers, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915.

Frangopulo, Agelasto, & Co. was among the two dozen Liverpool merchant enterprises which signed a letter stating how they would deal with, as importers of Egyptian cotton, regulations concerning bagging that put "unnecessary burden on the trade" (Manchester Guardian, 29 Jul 1870, p 2).

J. S. Frangopulo was a groomsman at the 1891 Manchester wedding of John T. Petrocochino and Alice Mather.

The 1861 England census for "Highfield," Bury New Road, Sefton Park, Liverpool, household headed by Stamati Frangopulo, 45, b. Greece, Mediterranean merchant, naturalized British subject; wife Lucia Frangopulo, 28, b. Syria [Syros]; children Angelica Frangopulo, 10; Nicholas Frangopulo, 8; Michael Frangopulo, 6; James Frangopulo, 4; George Frangopulo, 2; John Frangopulo, 7 months, all b. Manchester, Lancashire; 6 domestic servants.

1871 England census for 'Stone Lea', Aigburth Road, Liverpool: Lucy S. Frangopulo, 37, head, widow, b. Berout, Turkey; sons Nicolas S., 18; James S., 14; George S., 13; John, 10; daughters Maria S., 8; Argyri S., 6; all scholars born Manchester; 8 servants; Demetrios Galatti, 28, head, general merchant, b. Smyrna, Turkey; wife Angelica, 20, b. Manchester; sons Augustus, 2, and Stamati, 8 months; both b. Liverpool, and 4 servants.

The 1901 England census for the household at 3 Kew Gardens Road, Richmond, Surrey, headed by James Frangopulo, 44, b. Manchester, England, stock-share jobber; wife Florence Frangopulo, 42, b. Gravesend, Kent, England; 1 servant.

1911 England census for 3 Kew Gardens Rd, Richmond, Kew, household headed by James Frangopulo, 54, b. Manchester, Lancashire, married 32 years, retired grain merchant; wife Florence, 54, b. Gravesend, Kent; 1 servant.

1921 Census Of England & Wales includes James Frangopulo, b. 1857, Salford, Lancashire; Florence Frangopulo, b. 1861, Kent; in the household in Richmond upon Thames.

Name:
Argenti calls him Iacobos (Stamatios) Frangopoulos. Birth registry names him James D

Birth:
UK birth registry finds: James Dromocaiti Frangopulo, born Oct-Nov-Dec 1856, Salford, Greater Manchester, Lancashire, v 8d, p 20. Certificate not examined.


Christened:
Entry:092/040; Godparent: Georgios Dromokaites; priest Daniel Petroulias.

Died:
Will proved 1 Mar 1934 by Florence Frangopulo, widow and executrix. Estate valued at £10261 5s 11d, administered at London.

James married Florence (Laurence) Oakes on 28 Jan 1878 in Chapel of Our Saviour, Finsbury Circus, City of London, England UK. Florence was born in spr 1849 in Gravesend, Kent, England UK; was christened on 13 May 1849 in Gravesend, Kent, England UK; died on 01 May 1938 in St Ealdhelm Nursing Home, 25 West Park Road, Kew Gardens, Surrey UK; was cremated on 05 May 1938 in Crematorium, Golders Green, London, England UK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

He is also on the Negroponte-Agelasto tree.

Occupation: Shipping merchant; 1885-1886, cotton exporter, 49 Main bds, Norfolk, Va.

Residence: 1861, "Highfield," Bury New Road, Sefton Park, Liverpool; 1871, 'Stone Lea', Aigburth Road, Liverpool; 1880, Stoneleigh, Aigburth Road, Liverpool (Lancs), England in the notice of the Frangopulo & Agelasto bankruptcy, London Gazette, 14 Sep 1880; 1885-1886, Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va.; 1881, "Stoneleigh," Aigburth Road, Toxteth Park, Liverpool; 1895,1903, Sedgley House, Sedgley Park, Prestwich. 1904-1911 & 1921-22 phone directories list a Geo. S. at 'The Limes', Upper Park Rd., Broughton Pk., Manchester. 1923, The Limes, Upper Park Road, Broughton Park, Manchester, England, UK National Probate Calendar Index, 1923.

He is listed as Merchant and Partner in the notice of the Frangopulo & Agelasto bankruptcy, London Gazette, 14 Sep 1880.

Frangopulo, Agelasto, & Co. was among the two dozen Liverpool merchant enterprises which signed a letter stating how they would deal with, as importers of Egyptian cotton, regulations concerning bagging that put "unnecessary burden on the trade" (Manchester Guardian, 29 Jul 1870, p 2).

He was a partner in Stavert, Zigomala & Co, merchants, Manchester and elsewhere, 1867, Sep 1889, Mar 1892 until it was dissolved 30 Sep 1893. Afterwards with Themistocles Pandia Petrocokino, Pandia Themistocles Petrocokino and others he continued "the business under the same style as heretofore on their own account." (London Gazette 19 Dec 1893). The Petrocokinos left the firm 30 Sep 1897. He had different partners over the years but remained with Stavert, Zigomala & Co, until it closed 31 Mar 1920. The 1867-1900 Rate Books & 1895 trade directory: G.S. Frangopulo, 6 Minshull St., Manchester.

He was in partnership with John Themistocles Petrocokino[probably Ioannis (Theodore) Petrocochino], Themistocles Pandia Petrocokino, Manuel Anastasius Copchili, and John Cooper, as Merchants at Minshull Street, Manchester and under the style of Stavert Zigomala & Co; firm dissolved 30 Sep 1897 (London Gazette 23 Nov 1897).

New York arrivals from Liverpool: 2 Sep 1884 on the Gallia (occupation given as merchant); 23 Aug 1886 on the Alaska in (traveling with W. Gallati, 34).

He attended the 1921 funeral of his sister Angeliki (Mrs. D. A. Galatti) with his brothers Nicholas and James.

He was a mourner at the Jan 1904 funeral of Stamati Galatti, his nephew.

The 1861 England census for "Highfield," Bury New Road, Sefton Park, Liverpool, household headed by Stamati Frangopulo, 45, b. Greece, Mediterranean merchant, naturalized British subject; wife Lucia Frangopulo, 28, b. Syria [Syros]; children Angelica Frangopulo, 10; Nicholas Frangopulo, 8; Michael Frangopulo, 6; James Frangopulo, 4; George Frangopulo, 2; John Frangopulo, 7 months, all b. Manchester, Lancashire; 6 domestic servants.

1871 England census for 'Stone Lea', Aigburth Road, Liverpool: Lucy S. Frangopulo, 37, head, widow, b. Berout, Turkey; sons Nicolas S., 18; James S., 14; George S., 13; John, 10; daughters Maria S., 8; Argyri S., 6; all scholars born Manchester; 8 servants; Demetrios Galatti, 28, head, general merchant, b. Smyrna, Turkey; wife Angelica, 20, b. Manchester; sons Augustus, 2, and Stamati, 8 months; both b. Liverpool, and 4 servants.

The 1881 census: "Stoneleigh," Aigburth Road, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, England household headed by Lucy S. Frangopulo, widow, 48, b. Beyrout, Syria; unmarried sons, Nicholas, 27, merchant - Gen. Broker; George, 22, merchant - Gen. Broker; Johnny, 20, apprentice merchant; daughters Marigo, 18; Argyri, 16; Angelica Galatti, married, 30; all born Manchester; son-in-law L [D] A. Galatti, 39, b. Asia Minor Sanyrini; grandsons Augustus Galatti, 11; Stamati Galatti, 10; granddaughters Lucy, 8; and Zenobia, 5, all scholars b. Liverpool & 7 servants.

1911 England census for The Limes, Upper Park Rd, Broughton, Park, household headed by George Frangopulo, 52, b. Salford, Lancashire, married 23 years, 2 children, both living, shipping merchant, cotton goods; wife Julia, 48, b. Bradford, Yorkshire; son Stamati, 20, b. Prestwick, Lancashire; 5 servants.

He is the likely Frangopulo who was a member of the Manchester Cretan Committee ("The Cretan Question," Manchester Guardian, 15 Mar 1897, p 7).

J. [perhaps a typo for G.] S. Frangopulo was a groomsman at the 1 Jan 1891 marriage of this man's brother-in-law, John T. Petrocochino (Manchester Guardian, 2 Jan 1891, p 5).

G. Francopoulos is listed as a warden for the Greek Church of Manchester, 1890-1891 and as a trustee, 1901-1914.

Name:
UK National Probate Calendar Index, 1923 gives name as George Stamati Frangopulo.

Christened:
Entry: 119/046; Godparent: Marietta Schilizzi (his paternal aunt);priest Daniel Petroulias.

Died:
Estate valued at £124,777 5s 11d, administered at London 25 Aug 1923 by Julia Frangopulo, widow, and Themistocles John Frangopulo, merchant [presumably his son, Thomas J.].

Buried:
Ceremony performed by Archimandrite Constantine Callinicos

George married Julia (Themistocles) Petrocochino on 12 Nov 1887 in Salford, Greater Manchester, England UK. Julia was born on 03 Sep 1862 in Bradford, Yorkshire, England UK; was christened on 07 Jan 1863 in Manchester, Lancashire, England UK; died on 13 Jul 1945 in Derby House Nursing Home, Buxton, Derbyshire, England UK; was cremated on 16 Jul 1945 in Stockport Crematorium, Stockport, Greater Manchester, England UK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

1861 England census for "Highfield," Bury New Road, Sefton Park, Liverpool, household headed by Stamati Frangopulo, 45, b. Greece, Mediterranean merchant, naturalized British subject; wife Lucia Frangopulo, 28, b. Syria [Syros]; children Angelica Frangopulo, 10; Nicholas Frangopulo, 8; Michael Frangopulo, 6; James Frangopulo, 4; George Frangopulo, 2; John Frangopulo, 7 months, all b. Manchester, Lancashire; 6 domestic servants.

1871 England census for 'Stone Lea', Aigburth Road, Liverpool: Lucy S. Frangopulo, 37, head, widow, b. Berout, Turkey; sons Nicolas S., 18; James S., 14; George S., 13; John, 10; daughters Maria S., 8; Argyri S., 6; all scholars born Manchester; 8 servants; Demetrios Galatti, 28, head, general merchant, b. Smyrna, Turkey; wife Angelica, 20, b. Manchester; sons Augustus, 2, and Stamati, 8 months; both b. Liverpool, and 4 servants.

1881 England census: "Stoneleigh," Aigburth Road, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, England household headed by Lucy S. Frangopulo, widow, 48, b. Beyrout, Syria; unmarried sons, Nicholas, 27, merchant - Gen. Broker; George, 22, merchant - Gen. Broker; Johnny, 20, apprentice merchant; daughters Marigo, 18; Argyri, 16; Angelica Galatti, married, 30; all born Manchester; son-in-law L [D] A. Galatti, 39, b. Asia Minor Sanyrini; grandsons Augustus Galatti, 11; Stamati Galatti, 10; granddaughters Lucy, 8; and Zenobia, 5, all scholars b. Liverpool & 7 servants.

1901 England census: 12 Third Avenue, Hove, Sussex, household headed by John S Frangopulo, 40, refined cotton importer, b. Salford, Lancashire; wife Antonina, 34, b. Paddington, London; stepson Theodore Ralli, 11, b. Liverpool, Lancashire; son George J Frangopulo, 3, b. Hove, Sussex; & 7 servants.

Liverpool Electoral Registers, 1889-1890: John Frangopulo, 45 Ullet road (abode); 1st floor, 6 Manchester Buildings, 1 Tithebarn Street (counting house); 1894-1895: John S. Frangopulo, 45 Ullet road (abode); 1st floor, 6 Manchester Buildings, 1 Tithebarn Street and 9a Hamilton Buildings, 24 Chapel Street (counting house successive).

Residence, England: 1861, "Highfield," Bury New Road, Sefton Park, Liverpool; 1871, 'Stone Lea', Aigburth Road, Liverpool; 1881, "Stoneleigh," Aigburth Road, Toxteth Park, Liverpool; 1894-1911, 45 Ullet Rd., Sefton Park Liverpool, Lancs.; 1899-1912, 12 Third Avenue, Hove, Brighton, Sussex; 1927, Baileys Hotel, South Kensington, Middlesex.

Occupation: Merchant

During World War l he was the aggrieved party in an hilarious court-room drama resulting from an encounter and an assault on a bus with a man and woman who insisted that he was in truth the half-brother of General von Bissing, governor-general of Belgium. (Christopher Long)

He was a partner in the firm of D. A. Galatti & Co., general merchants, 6 Manchester Buildings, Tithebarn Street, Manchester with his brother-in-law Demetrius Augustus Galatti, his nephew Augustus Demetrius Galatti and others, until he left the firm on 31 Aug 1898.


Occupation: cotton merchant. 1894, 9 Hamilton Building, 24 Chapel St., Liverpool. He was a partner in the eponymous firm of John S. Frangopulo & Co., cotton merchants, 18 Chapel Street, Liverpool with Pandia Pericles Negroponte and James Joseph Black until it was dissolved 28 Oct 1899.

The partnership between Pandia Pericles Negroponte, John Stamati Frangopulo and James Joseph Black, merchants 18 Chapel St., Liverpool under the firm John S. Frangopulo & Co., was dissolved 28 Oct 1899.

Thomas Reyes was charged in Liverpool with breaking and entering the office of John Frangopulo, 18 Chapel Street and stealing a revolver (Liverpool Mercury 15 Apr 1899).

J.S. Frangopulo was one of the stewards at the Liverpool Foreigners' Ball (Liverpool Mercury 15 Jan 1885).

The Frangopulo contingent at the mayor's fancy dress ball, Liverpool, Jan 1883 included: Miss A. (pecheuse Napolitaine), Mrs. (Espagnole), John (Chef de Cuisine) and Miss (Satanella) (Liverpool Mercury 27 Jan 1883).

He was a mourner at the Jan 1904 funeral of Stamati Galatti, his nephew.

J. Frangopoulos is included in the list: Greek presence in India between 1900-1050 from Thacker's Directory and Greek Church archives.

John Frangopoulo [Bailey's Hotel, 140 Gloucester Road, Earls Court] appears on the 1927 electoral register, Kensington parliamentary division, Kensington and Chelsea county/borough.

Christened:
Entry: 146(17)/053; Godparent: Petros Maximos (represented by Alexandros N. Damianos; priest: Vasilios Moros, Presbyter: M. Oeconomos.

Name:
or Frangopoulos

Died:
Estate valued at £1042 4s 7d, administered at Liverpool 21 Dec 1927, went to widow.

Death notice in The Times (London) 15 Nov 1927.

Buried:
Remains placed in burial plot no. 16172, sq. 27-28, Greek plan no. 14-15, reg. pg. 16840, no. 63888.

John married Antonina (Antonios) Ralli on 24 Sep 1895 in St Sophia, Moscow Road, Bayswater, London, England UK. Antonina was born on 04 Jun 1866 in London, England UK; was christened on 30 Jun 1866 in Chapel of Our Saviour, Finsbury Circus, City of London, England UK; died on 28 Aug 1941 in White Lodge Nursing Home, Boscombe, Hampshire, England UK; was cremated on 16 Sep 1941 in Greek Orthodox Cemetery, West Norwood, London, England UK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

1871 England census for 'Stone Lea', Aigburth Road, Liverpool: Lucy S. Frangopulo, 37, head, widow, b. Berout, Turkey; sons Nicolas S., 18; James S., 14; George S., 13; John, 10; daughters Maria S., 8; Argyri S., 6; all scholars born Manchester; 8 servants; Demetrios Galatti, 28, head, general merchant, b. Smyrna, Turkey; wife Angelica, 20, b. Manchester; sons Augustus, 2, and Stamati, 8 months; both b. Liverpool, and 4 servants.

The 1881 census: "Stoneleigh," Aigburth Road, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, England household headed by Lucy S. Frangopulo, widow, 48, b. Beyrout, Syria; unmarried sons, Nicholas, 27, merchant - Gen. Broker; George, 22, merchant - Gen. Broker; Johnny, 20, apprentice merchant; daughters Marigo, 18; Argyri, 16; Angelica Galatti, married, 30; all born Manchester; son-in-law L [D] A. Galatti, 39, b. Asia Minor Sanyrini; grandsons Augustus Galatti, 11; Stamati Galatti, 10; granddaughters Lucy, 8; and Zenobia, 5, all scholars b. Liverpool & 7 servants.

Residence: 1885, 25 Bentley Street Toxteth Park, Liverpool, England [presumably, where her infant daughter died]

Birth:
The UK birth registry reports Maria Frangopulo, born Oct-Nov-Dec 1862, Salford, Greater Manchester, Lancashire, v 8d, p 28. Certificate not examined.

Christened:
At home; entry:175(37)/061; Godparent: Maria M. Agelasto; priest: Vasilios Moros, Presbyter: M. Oeconomos

Buried:
Folio Entry C/N Section Grave Class
1062 21215 N O 50/51 Order Book 352 Cem 9/4/42

Died:
Obituary pubished 28 Sep 1886 in two newspapers, The Norfolk Virginian and The Norfolk Landmark: "Maximos - At Mountain Top Hotel, VA September 27, Marigo, wife of John C. Maximos." The Mountain Top Hotel was a famous luxury resort in the 19th century and was built at the earlier site of an inn where Thomas Jefferson and others met to establish Charlottesville as the location for the Univeristy of Virginia. It is in Nelson County only a few miles from where two Peter Agelastos have homes (Parker Agelasto).

Maria married John Constantine (Constantine) Maximo on 14 Jun 1884 in Greek Church of St Nicholas, Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK. John (son of Constantine N. Maximo) was born on 25 Nov 1845 in [Syros, Cyclades Islands, Greece]; died on 5 May 1918 in Toxteth Park, Lancashire, England UK; was buried on 8 May 1918 in Smithdown Road Cemetery, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Residence: at DOD, Blaen-y-Mor, Church Road, Penmaenmawr, Carnarvonshire, Wales UK.

The 1939 England and Wales Register for the address 34 Aigburth Dr., Liverpool, Lancashire, lists Argiro Nicolopulo, b. 21 Jul 1864, Widow, Private Means; Constantine Ralli, b. 8 Jun 1897, cotton importer broker; Christine Ralli, b. 27 Jul 1998, unpaid household duties.

Birth:
20 Jul 1866, birthdate from tombstone; birth place is presumed to be Manchester, England.

Name:
Argenti calls her Arghyro Frangopoulos. Argyri Frangopulo in the UK birth registry, v 8d, p 26. Certificate not examined.

Christened:
At home; entry:200(60)/068; Godparent: her aunt, Aglaia Agelasto; priest: Vasilios Moros, Presbyter: M. Oeconomos.

Died:
The death of Argiro Nicolopulo, 81, was registered Mar 1945, Conway, Caernarvonshire, v. 11b, p. 584.

Argyri married George (Demetrios) Nicolopoulo on 24 Apr 1891 in Greek Church of St Nicholas, Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK. George (son of Demetrius (Athanase) Nicolopoulo and Calliope (Nicolas) Salvago) was born about 1859. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Her identity is established by her obituary. The name of her mother is yet unknown; presumed place of birth is New Orleans.

Notes:

Occupation: Lawyer, Norfolk, Va. Fentress & Agelasto, 1893-1897, over 96 Main St.; 1898, 228 Main, with William A. Fentress; solo practice, 1899-1900, 230 Main; 1901, 234 Main; 1902, 236 Main; 1903, 44-45-46 Virginia-Carolina Blg; Agelasto & Miller, 1904, same add. with Frank C. Miller; Agelasto, Miller & White, 1905, same add. with Wm. J. White; 1906, 500-504 Board of Trade Bldg; Agelasto & Miller 1907-1918, 502-503-504 Board of Trade Bldg; 1919, Ledger-Dispatch Bldg 118 E Plume R234.

Naturalization: Application filed 20 March 1888. the 1900 census says he immigrated to the US in 1877.

Residence: 1870, New Orleans with his mother; 1888-1897, 18 York St.; 1897-1912, 54 York St.; 1913-1917 426 W York; 1918, 416 W 19th St.; 1919, 1044 Spottswood Av, all Norfolk, Va.; 1920 & 1930, Sixpound, Warren, NC.

Travel: with parents, 7 Oct. 1869, arrived NYC from Liverpool aboard China.

On passport application, aged 21: 5'5" tall, high forehead, brown eyes, Roman nose, medium size mouth, medium round chin, dark complexion and full face, brown moustache.

Appears in a photo with his brothers, taken in Memphis, where his father was a founding member of the Memphis Cotton Exchange. The boys are, from left to right: Alexander Michael, Peter and Michael.

According to Peter A. Agelasto III, his grandfather, Peter A Agelasto, had to work hard to pay the debts that his younger brother Alexander ran up in trying to run the cotton business after their father (Alexander Michael) died. The Grandy family that controlled Seaboard Bank, on which great grandfather had been a board member, let them stay in their house for a few years although it was mortgaged and taken over by the bank.

24 Jan. 1908: acquitted with brother Alexander M. by jury of $83,000 larceny from Citizens Bank, Norfolk, based on alleged false warehouse receipts (Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Jan 25 1908).

P.A. Agelasto, Macon, N.C. advertised "Shooting club property for Sale" (Forest and Stream, Dec 1926, Jan & Feb 1927).

Sportsman: While his brothers played tournament tennis, Peter followed in his father's footsteps as a game sportsman, most likely dove and quail, and participated in various trap and skeet events. 26 Jan 1901: live-bird shoot sponsored by the Norfolk Gun Club, withdrawing in second event (Forest and Stream, 2 Feb 1901); 2-4 Sep 1901: second annual tournament of the Virginia State Sportsmen's Association, Richmond, Va, shooting with Portsmouth Gun Club (29 points); individually, : 13/15,17/20,13/20,8/15,10/20,17/25, withdrew (Forest and Stream, 14 Sep 1901. 7-9 Sep 1903: tournament of Virginia Trapshooters Association, Lynchburg, Va. His Portsmouth Team finished exactly in middle of the 11 teams, and among his team members he was the mean. 2nd day: 11/15,13/15,9/15,12/15,13/15,15/20,15/20,17/20 = 105/135; he tied 4th from bottom among the 29 shooters. 3d day: he broke 132/150: 12,13,14,12,13,14,14,12,15,13, placing 15 out of 25 shooters. Individual championship (with gun handicap [16] 23) he shot 81 (20-22-21-18), thus tied for 21st out of 35 shooters, 30 May 1905: sixth annual tournament of the Analostan Gun Club [Tennallytown Road, Washington DC] scored 144/200 in rifle competition, placing 25/29 shooters (Washington Post, 31 May 1905, p 14).


Argued before the Virginia Supreme Court in Wright vs. Agelasto, trustee (Washington Post, 15 Mar 1905, p 9).

1893-1900, vice-consul of Greece [city directory]; Petros A. Agelastos is listed a Greek Consul (VC) for Norfolk, Virginia, from July 31 1892. He was again appointed between 1896 and 1901. The date 31 July 1890 is given in the Register, US Dept of State (Washington: GPO, 1893).

Education: 1888, Law, University of Virginia.

Treasurer of Dixie Manufacturing Co., 1906

1908-1909: P. A. Agelasto sec-treas, A. M. Agelasto & Son (Inc), cotton brokers Front St., Norfolk, Va. Brother A.M. Jr. was v-pres.

The family is mentioned in several notes in The Warren Record [Warrenton, North Carolina], 1918: "Mrs. P. A. Agelasto and Master Alexander Agelasto, of Norfolk, have returned to their home in Six Pound for the summer. Mr. Agelasto will come up from Norfolk to spend every other week end with his family." (28 Jun, p. 3); "Mrs. P. A. Agelasto and Master Alexander Agelasto, of Six Pound, were in town Wednesday." (26 Jul 1918, p. 3.); "Mrs. P. A. Agelasto and Master Alexander Agelasto of Norfolk are spending sometime at their bungalow in Six Pound." (24 Dec, p. 3).

1900 US Federal Census for 54 York Street, Norfolk City, Virginia, headed by Alex M Agelasto, 67, b. Feb 1833, Greece; naturalized, parents b. Greece, Cotton Buyer, own home, Married 1866 (34 years); wife Polyrene M Agelasto, 53, b. Jan 1847, Greece; parents b. Greece, both immigrated 1859, 41 years in US; sons Peter A Agelasto, 31, b. Mar 1869, India, lawyer; Michael A Agelasto, 29, b. Apr 1871, Greece, electrical engineer, both immigrated 1877, naturalized, 23 years in the US; Alex M Agelasto Jr, 26, b. Dec 1873, Louisiana, all single, cotton buyer; and one servant.

1910 US Federal Census for 54 York Street, Norfolk City, Virginia, headed by Mrs. P. Agelasto, 62, b. 1848, Greece, widowed, parents b. Greece, naturalized, own home, married 40 years, 3/3 children living; son P Agelasto, 40, b. 1870, India, immigrated 1900, Married, parents b. Greece; lawyer, naturalized; Daughter-in-law Catherine Agelasto, 29, b. 1881, Virginia, parents b. Virginia, 5 years married; grandson Alex Agelasto Jr., 5, b. 1905, Virginia; father b. India; mother b. Virginia; sons Mickey Agelasto, 38, b. 1872 Greece; immigrated 1890, naturalized, single, parents b. Greece, Cotton Mill manager, Alex Agelasto Sr., 37, b. 1873 Louisiana, Married, parents b. Greece, clerk cotton mill, married 7 years; Daughter-in-law Mary W. Agelasto, 26, b. 1884, Virginia, parents b. Virginia, all native English speakers, can read/write.

1920 US federal census for Blacks Road, Sixpound Township, Warren, North Carolina, household headed by P A Agelasto, owner, 51, b. India, parents b. Greece, alien, naturalized, arrived USA 1869, parents b. Greece, native tongue English, lawyer, home owned free; wife Catherine Agelasto, 38, b. Virginia, parents b. Virginia, alien [incorrect]; Alexander Agelasto, 14, b. Virginia, parents b. Virginia, pupil, all able to read/write.

1930 US federal census: Sixpound Township, Warren, North Carolina household headed by Peter A Agelasto, owner, 60, 35 y.o. when married, b. India, parents b. Greece, naturalized, arrived USA 1871, orchardist, apple orchard; wife Catherine C., 46, 20 y.o. at marriage, b. Virginia, parents b. Virginia; Sallie A. Long, 30, cook, Melvin A. Long, 5, son, both b. North Carolina.

Birth:
more on Malabar Hill

Buried:
Lot 15, 7th Alley East Elm.

Died:
DOD 6 Nov 1939, according to death certificate and obituary

Peter married Catherine Elizabeth (Silas) Thorpe on 18 Jun 1904 in Williamsburg, Virginia USA. Catherine (daughter of Silas Bruce (Martin) Thorpe and Susan Elizabeth (James) Foley) was born on 11 Sep 1877 in Mercer, Loudon County, Virginia USA; died on 30 Jul 1964 in Virginia Beach Hospital, 25th & Arctic Avenue, Virginia Beach, Virginia USA; was buried on 01 Aug 1964 in Elmwood Cemetery, Norfolk, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Michael Agelasto, my great-uncle, for whom I was named, worked in cotton brokerage, which he thoroughly detested, according to my mother. Known as Mickey, he was educated as both an engineer and medical doctor, but he practiced neither of these professions. The middle of the three brothers, it was he who never married and had the responsibility to take care of his mother who did not die until Mickey was himself 65 years old. Mickey was fluent in several languages, including classical Greek, and he managed to flee to Europe for summer vacations, leaving his mother, I suspect, to his siblings' management.

Occupation, Norfolk, Va.: 1896-1898 electrical engnr 29 Plume; 1899 151 Granby; 1900 108 Ferebee, Jones & Co. Bldg; 1901 elecrical engnr; 1902 3d av cor Front; 1903-1909 42 Front; 1910-1914 gen mngr Atlantic Mnfg Co; 1915-1916 cotton; 1917-1931 supt Norfolk Cotton Co. Inc.; also with J.S. Jenkins & Co., Nofolk, cotton brokers.

Vice-consul for Greece 1888-1891 (Norfolk Directory). M. Agelasto listed as Greek consul, Norfolk, Dun and Bradstreet Publications Corporation, 1917.

Residence: Baltimore, MD 1890, student, 205 W. Madison; 1891-91, student, 914 McCulloh; Norfolk, Va.: 1896-1897 18 York; 1897-1912 54 York; 1913-1917 426 W York; 1918-1923 800 Armistead Bridge Rd; 1924 206 W Princess Anne Rd; 1925-1931 602/604 Fairfax Av; 1927 & 1930, 4-C Hague Apartments, 606 Fairfax Ave; 1941Heart o' Ghent Hotel; May 1947 Henry Clay Inn, [Ashland, Va.]; 319 W Freemason St.; Mar 48 Waverly Hotel & Jefferson Hotel, VA Beach; Aug-Oct 1948 rm 509 Hotel Southland, Granby St.; Mar 49 Hotel Mileuor, Granby St.

Education: 1888-91, BA, St Johns College [Johns Hopkins University], Annapolis MD, USA ( 14 Jun 1891, p 24); 1891-92, graduate studies, Electrical Engineering, St Johns College [Johns Hopkins University]Annapolis , MD, USA; 1892-1893, AM [medicine], Columbia University, NYC, USA


Naturalization: Citizenship granted 2 Apr 1906, no. 9267, signed by Elihu Root, Secretary of State; height indicated as 5’4”. Passport application filed 31 March 1906 in advance of 3 April 1906 sailing. The 1900 census says he immigrated to the US in 1877.

Patent #571,426, Electric Thermometer, 17 Nov. 1896

Travel: 18 June 1888: Liverpool to Queenstown, NY, on Umbria, Cunard Line; 3 April 1906, from New York, on S.S. Barbarossa; 1 June 1906, Naples to New York on Konig Albert; 10 May 1907, Cherbourg, France to New York, on Kaiser Wilhelm; 23 Aug 1927: Hamburg, Germany to Philadelphia, PA, on Denderah. NB: he was not with his parents and older brother, 7 Oct. 1869, Liverpool to NYC aboard China.

Appears in a photo with his brothers, taken in Memphis in 1870, where his father was a founding member of the Memphis Cotton Exchange (George Scrini collection). The boys are, from left to right: Alexander Michael, Peter and Michael.

He is listed (Box 485, Norfolk, Va.) Jan 1903, as a member/associate of the American branch of The Society For Psychical Research. See, Edward T. Bennett, The Society For Psychical Research - Its Rise And Progress And A Sketch Of Its Work (Kessinger Publishing, 2006, re-issue), p 455


He attended the 5 Feb 1893 wedding of E. Pilalas and Catherine Elesteropoulo at the Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Trinity, W 53d St., New York City, along with Theodore P. and Mrs. Ralli, P.P. Negreponte, and John C. Maximos.
At the time he was probably a student at Columbia.

A modern art enthusiast who was an early member of the Museum of Modern Art, New York. He introduced T. Catesby Jones, an arts patron, to the State of Virginia art collections. Jones bequeathed the bulk of his modern art collection to Virginia institutions in 1947; Michael Agelasto is cited in the exhibition catalogue for his role. (The exhibition catalogue, Matisse, Picasso, and Modern Art in Paris: The T. Catesby Jones Collections, The U. Va Art Musueum, 30 Jan - 24 Apr 2009 (Parker Agelasto).

He and his brother Alec played the amateur tennis circuit. While in Europe (3 Apr - 1 Jun) either he or a namesake 'M Agelastos' represented Greece in singles tennis in the Athens 1906 Olympics [22 Apr - 1 Jun], losing in the first round by default.

Michael Agelasto was influential in bringing T. Catesby Jones' modern art collection to Virginia.

M. Agelasto, "The Discharge of Magnetism," The Electrical World, v. 24, 15 Sep 1894, n. 11, p. 256-257.

Johns Hopkins University Circulars, v. 9, no. 76, Nov 1889, lists Michael A. Agelasto, Norfolk, Va., among 'special students', enrolled in classes on Church History, International Law, English Constitutional History, Continental History, Psychology, and Logic.

1900 US Federal Census for 54 York Street, Norfolk City, Virginia, headed by Alex M Agelasto, 67, b. Feb 1833, Greece; naturalized, parents b. Greece, Cotton Buyer, own home, Married 1866 (34 years); wife Polyrene M Agelasto, 53, b. Jan 1847, Greece; parents b. Greece, both immigrated 1859, 41 years in US; sons Peter A Agelasto, 31, b. Mar 1869, India, lawyer; Michael A Agelasto, 29, b. Apr 1871, Greece, electrical engineer, both immigrated 1877, naturalized, 23 years in the US; Alex M Agelasto Jr, 26, b. Dec 1873, Louisiana, all single, cotton buyer; and one servant.

1910 US Federal Census for 54 York Street, Norfolk City, Virginia, headed by Mrs. P. Agelasto, 62, b. 1848, Greece, widowed, parents b. Greece, naturalized, own home, married 40 years, 3/3 children living; son P Agelasto, 40, b. 1870, India, immigrated 1900, Married, parents b. Greece; lawyer, naturalized; Daughter-in-law Catherine Agelasto, 29, b. 1881, Virginia, parents b. Virginia, 5 years married; grandson Alex Agelasto Jr., 5, b. 1905, Virginia; father b. India; mother b. Virginia; sons Mickey Agelasto, 38, b. 1872 Greece; immigrated 1890, naturalized, single, parents b. Greece, Cotton Mill manager, Alex Agelasto Sr., 37, b. 1873 Louisiana, Married, parents b. Greece, clerk cotton mill, married 7 years; Daughter-in-law Mary W. Agelasto, 26, b. 1884, Virginia, parents b. Virginia, all native English speakers, can read/write.

1930 US federal census: Hague Apartments, 617 Fairfax Avneue, Olney Road, Norfolk, Va. household headed by Michael Agelasto, renter, 58, single, b. Greece, parents b. Greece, arrived USA 1880, naturalized, manager cotton mill; mother Pauline [sic], 77, widow, 20 y.o. at marriage; naturalized, arrived USA 1977; Alexandria [sic], nephew, 25, single, b. Virginia, father b. India, mother b. Virginia, lawyer.

1940 US federal census, Princess Anne Co., Virginia: M A Agelasto, 71, lodger, single, b. Greece, naturalized citizen, unemployed, other income, residence Norfolk, 1935.

Birth:
The 1900 census gives his birth date as Apr. 1871.

On passport application, he reports birth as 25 Jan. 1869, New Orleans.

Died:
Obituary: Washington Post, 21 Sept. 1949



Buried:
Elmwood Cemetery record: AGELASTO, MICHAEL A I28115 Section ELM, Block 7TH A E, Lot 15, Space 11 0 09/20/1949

Notes:

Occupation: 1900, cotton merchant and broker, Norfolk, VA; from 1915, employee, United States Department of Agriculture (DOA). 1917, specialist in charge, Office of Markets and Rural Organization, DOA, 225 Carondelet, New Orleans, LA; 1918-22: specialist in cotton classing dept, DOA, Washington, DC; 1920, government cotton specialist.

Employment history: 1888-1891, agency clerk, McCullough Building, Water St. cr. Fayette, Norfolk, VA; 1906, cotton broker; Dec 1907 - Jan 1908, indicted, tried and acquitted for fraud; appointed assistant in cotton business methods, Office of Markets and Rural Organization, US Dept. of Agriculture(Washington Post, 4 Jul 1915); from 1920: staff member, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, US Dept. of Agriculture, Washington DC.; 1921, lead author of "The Cotton Situation," 1921 USDA Agriculture Yearbook, pp 323-406; 1943, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Food Distribution, Administration, Cotton and Fiber Branch, 12th and C St SW, Washington DC.

Residence: Norfolk, Va.: 1882-1886, 24 Botetourt; 1886-1897, 18 York; 1894, student [Alex M jr.], 913 N Calvert, Baltimore, MD; 1898, 54 (18) York; 1898-1912, 54 York; 1906, apparently living in Liverpool, England, and returned to US shortly before father’s death; 1913-1914, 426 W York; 1915, 518 Colonial Av; 1917, 1737 Jackson Av, New Orleans, LA; 1918-1920, Aurora Apartments n 2, 1846 Vernon NW, Washington, DC; 1921, Apt 401, 2426 19th St NW, Washington DC; 1930-1933, 2922 18th St. NW, Washington, DC.; 1937, 1943: 2019 Allen Place NW, Washington DC.

Travel: 10 May 1899, Liverpool on the Germanic from New York; A.A. Agelasto, 22, male, departed Liverpool 13 Jun 1891 for New York aboard the Alaska; 29 June 1906, Liverpool to New York, Lucania.

Appears in a photo with his brothers, taken in Memphis, where his father was a founding member of the Memphis Cotton Exchange. The boys are, from left to right: Alexander Michael, Peter and Michael.

According to Peter A. Agelasto III, his grandfather, Peter A Agelasto, had to work hard to pay the debts that his younger brother Alexander ran up in trying to run the cotton business after their father (Alexander Michael) died. The Grandy family that controlled Seaboard Bank, on which great grandfather had been a board member, let them stay in their house for a few years although it was mortgaged and taken over by the bank.

1933, apparently ran a dog breeding operation. From a classified ad in the 8 Jan 1933 Washington Post: "Puppies--Boston Terriers, pedigreed. Adams 5902. Call at 2022 18th St. NW ...and seven cute little pups are sold...Mr. Agelasto, 2922 18th street northwest, was offered music lessons, jewelry and other articles in exchange for his puppies, but Post readers paid cash for all seven. Mr. Agelasto was highly pleased with the number and character of calls."

Education: 1892-93, student in Arts, St Johns College [Johns Hopkins University], Annapolis MD, USA. Sports: He participated in the Johns Hopkins University Athletic Association (Baltimore Sun, 22 Feb 1889, p 4); on rooster of 10-man Johns Hopkins University's 'Ninety-one's' football team (Baltimore Sun, 22 Oct 1890, p 6).

He is listed in the Grand Catalogue of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, 1 Feb 1910, as cotton broker.

The following 2008 note is from George Scrini, the great-grandson of Virginia Mavrogordato Scrini, who was Alexander's aunt and god-mother[perhaps secretive as it is unclear whether Alexander's parents knew that she had had their son baptized].

"Earlier in the year, we were in Chios and did an interview for the local paper about my connections with Chios. They did their own research and came up with a mention of Virginia and Alexander in a book by the authoress Penelope Delta. Her maiden name was Benaki (Benaki Museum in Athens) and her family had met the Scrinis while on holiday in Llandudno in North Wales. Alexander was about 13 at the time. He was 'a spoilt little boy who refused to speak any Greek!'"


He donated objects to the Smithsonian Natural History Museum, Washington, DC, with correspondence dating 11 May 1937 and 10 Aug 1943. The several items were lent to the Smithsonian in 1937 and later given as a gift in 1938. Their records show that the items were acquired in India by his father, A.M. Sr., on a trip in 1875.

A. M. Agelasto, Jr. was a member of the New York Cotton Exchange in 1907. He is on a list of 34 cotton traders on the Exchange who lived in the U.S. South. The newspaper article concerns a congressional investigation over the Exchange's 'gambling methods.' ("The Cotton Exchange Side of It," Atlanta Constitution, 1 Mar 1907, p 6)

He was one of the three Department of Agriculture agents conducting a public investigation of cotton exchanges in Southern cities, including Norfolk, Va., 26 Aug 1918 ("Probing the Disparity in Prices of Cotton," The Atlanta Constitution, 27 Aug 1918).

Attended a social event at the Norfolk Country Club (Baltimore Sun, 12 Feb 1911).

He gave a two-spotted gourami to the National Zoo, Washington, DC. (New York Times, 3 Nov 1935, p N1).

He and his brother Mickey played the amateur tennis circuit.

"A.M. Agelasto, of the office of markets and rural organization, is taking a week's vacation at Norfolk" ("In Uncle Sam's Government Departments," Washington Post, 2 Jul 1916, p A5).

Stayed at the Navarre Hotel, New York City ("Glimpses of Washingtonians Visiting the Metropolis," Washington Post, 5 May 1919).

Business address, Norfolk, Va.: com mer (1882-1884); mngr Ralli Bros agcy (1885-1886); agt Ralli Bro’s Agency, 40 Main St. (1888); agt , McCullough 1 Water cor Fayette (1889-1892); clk/agt Ralli Bros 27 (29) Plume St. cor Randolph (1893-1897); agt Ralli Bros’ Agency, Front cor 3d, Atlantic City (1898-1900); cotton dir Ralli Bros 42 Front (1900-1903); A.M.A. & Son, 42 Front (1904-1906); A. M. Agelasto & Son (Alex M. Agelasto Jr.) cotton exporters Front cor 3d, Atlantic City (1907); A. M. Agelasto & Son (Inc), cotton brokers Front, A. Am. Agelasto Jr. v-pres (1908-1909); pres Atlantic Mnfg Co. (1910-1914); cotton broker (1915).

1900 US Federal Census for 54 York Street, Norfolk City, Virginia, headed by Alex M Agelasto, 67, b. Feb 1833, Greece; naturalized, parents b. Greece, Cotton Buyer, own home, Married 1866 (34 years); wife Polyrene M Agelasto, 53, b. Jan 1847, Greece; parents b. Greece, both immigrated 1859, 41 years in US; sons Peter A Agelasto, 31, b. Mar 1869, India, lawyer; Michael A Agelasto, 29, b. Apr 1871, Greece, electrical engineer, both immigrated 1877, naturalized, 23 years in the US; Alex M Agelasto Jr, 26, b. Dec 1873, Louisiana, all single, cotton buyer; and one servant.

1910 US Federal Census for 54 York Street, Norfolk City, Virginia, headed by Mrs. P. Agelasto, 62, b. 1848, Greece, widowed, parents b. Greece, naturalized, own home, married 40 years, 3/3 children living; son P Agelasto, 40, b. 1870, India, immigrated 1900, Married, parents b. Greece; lawyer, naturalized; Daughter-in-law Catherine Agelasto, 29, b. 1881, Virginia, parents b. Virginia, 5 years married; grandson Alex Agelasto Jr., 5, b. 1905, Virginia; father b. India; mother b. Virginia; sons Mickey Agelasto, 38, b. 1872 Greece; immigrated 1890, naturalized, single, parents b. Greece, Cotton Mill manager, Alex Agelasto Sr., 37, b. 1873 Louisiana, Married, parents b. Greece, clerk cotton mill, married 7 years; Daughter-in-law Mary W. Agelasto, 26, b. 1884, Virginia, parents b. Virginia, all native English speakers, can read/write.

1930 US federal census: 2922 18th St., Washington, DC household headed by Alexander Angelasto [sic], owner, house valued at $13,000, 56, 27 y.o. at marriage; b. Louisiana, parents b. Greece, cotton specialist, US Government; wife Dorothy, 48, 21 y.o. at marriage; b. Virginia, parents b. Virginia.

Name:
Recorded as Alexandre Alexandre Agelasto on his birth certificate and Alexander Michael on his gravestone. While his father A.M. Agelasto lived, he referred to himself as A.M. Agelasto Jr. He apparently also anglicized his spelling from Alexandre to Alexander and from Michel to Michael. The 1900 census calls him Alex M. Jr.

Birth:
14 Nov 1873, according to death certificate.

Christened:
He was baptised by Archimandrite Constantine Stratoulis. The church register exceptionally does not include the father's given name, although it gives his occupation as merchant and the address as Southport [Merseyside, Lancashire]. It states that the 4-year-old child came from America. The God-parent is Ms. Scrini [Virginia Scrini, his maternal aunt]. [Speculation: In Orthodox tradition a son can have the same given name as his father, only if the father is deceased by the time of the son's baptism, which was clearly not the case in this situation. Thus, the father's name is omitted.]

Buried:
Elmwood Cemetery record: AGELASTO, ALEX M I28110 Section ELM, Block 7TH A E, Lot 15, Space 8 0 05/22/1947

Alexander married Mary Higgins (Joseph) Walton on 18 Jun 1902 in Norfolk, Virginia USA. Mary (daughter of Joseph Alfred (David) Walton and Mary Caroline (Ignatius) Higgins) was born on 23 Apr 1880 in Norfolk, Virginia USA; died on 15 Apr 1970 in Manassas Manor Nursing Home, 625 Maple St., Manassas, Prince William, Virginia USA; was buried on 27 Apr 1970 in Elmwood Cemetery, Norfolk, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The 1888 and 1889 Galveston, Texas city directory lists him as boarding with A.D. Voisin; his business is given as D. Paterachi & Co., the north side Avenue L between 20th and 21st street (according to the 1890-1891 directory).

A Demesther Paterachi, a Greek national aged 20, was aboard The China from Liverpool to New York Oct 1869, with Alexander Michael and Polyxene, 7 months after bearing her second child and 13 months before delivering her third child.

Occupation, cotton industry, Memphis, Tn: 1872-1882 cotton clerk buyer, with A. M. Agelasto, 334-336 Front and 12 Union.

Residence, Memphis, Tn: 1876-1882, 283 Hernando; 1877, 191 Georgia St.

1893 Galveston, TX directory lists Demosthenes Paterachi, cotton buyer, office 2022 Strand, r. 2024 25th, cor Ave Q.].

Name:
Or Paterachi.

Died:
The Texas Death Index for this date lists him twice (two different files), for both Galveston and Harris Counties.

Buried:
Section EA, Lot 086. No Marker. Information courtesy Find A Grave website.

Family/Spouse: Blanche (Antoine) Voisin. Blanche (daughter of Antoine Dufourget Voisin and Maria Amanda Levandis) was born on 31 Oct 1865 in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, USA; died on 16 Feb 1936 in Galveston County, Texas USA; was buried in Calvary Catholic Cemetery, Galveston, Galveston County, Texas USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Name given as 'Mary' on death certificate.

Christened:
There was no baptism but rather a name-giving anointment of a dead infant, which is why there was no god-parent (George Agelasto)

17 Jul 1863, Church of Our Saviour, London Wall, City of London, England (Christopher Long)

Birth:
Birth of a daughter to the wife of John M. Agelasto, Esq. at Craven Hill, Bayswater, on 6 Jul 1863 announced in The Observer [London], 12 Jul 1863, p 8.

Died:
Known as Mary on her death certificate

Buried:
burial plot no. 8641

Narkissos Morphinos officiating.

Notes:

1881 England census: 22 Pembridge Crescent household headed by John M Agelasto, 45, widower, stock and share agent, b. Greece; sons Michel, 15; Pendley, 14; daughters Katherine, 13; Mary, 12; Alexandra, 10; Christine, 9; and Lucy, 6; all b. London; & 6 servants.

1871 England census: 22 Pembridge Crescent household headed by J M Agelasto, 35, merchant, b. Syros, Greece; wife Aglaia, 29, b. Marseille; sons Michel, 5; Pendley, 4; daughters Katherine, 3; Mary, 2 mos., Alexandra, 11 months; all b. London; father Michael P., 68, retired merchant; mother Marie M., 57, both b. Chios [Scio, Turkey]; & 6 servants.

Arrived New York City on the Erin from Liverpool with his father (New York Times, 6 Aug 1878, p 8).

Residence: 1911-1921, Constantinople; at DOD, Baltatzi 19, Athens, Greece

Christened:
God-parents: Lucia St. Frangopoulos

Birth:
Birth notice appeared in The Pall Mall Gazette (London), 22 Jan 1866.

Died:
Cause of death: tuberculosis

The Mayor of Athens issued a hereditary title certificate for Michael John Agelastos.

Michael married Vasiliki (Constantin) Lesto on 15 Nov 1906 in Constantinople/Istanbul Turkey. Vasiliki (daughter of Constantin Lesto and Angeliki Godlevortra) was born on 05 Jan 1886 in Constantinople/Istanbul Turkey; died about 1961 in Athens, Attica, Greece. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Residence: 1910-1914, 89 Campden Hill Court, Kensington W, London; 1919, 12 Courthope Road, Wimbledon, Surrey, England; 1921, 5 Palace Gardens Terrace, Campden Hill, W8; 1923-1924, 10 Albert Place, Victoria Road, Kensington, W8; 1936, 28 Pembridge Gardens, Bayswater, Middlesex.

Military: (1) Apparently he is the Agelasto whose rifle accidentally went off and shot a woman on 30 Jun 1890 (The Times of India, 7 Jul 1890). The story was repeated in "From the Times Archives" (The Times of India, 10 Sep 1992); (2); PJ Agelasto served in the Sind Volunteer Rifle Corps, India, promoted from 2nd Lt. to Lt. (The Times of India, 4 May 1894); (3) P.J. Agelasto, Sind Vols resigns his commission, 9 May 1896, "Gazette of India" in The Friend of India & Statesman [Calcutta, India], 13 May 1896, p. 21.

Occupation: Jan 1911, Banker, Rodocanachi Sons & Co., Bankers & Steamship managers, 129 Palmerston House, Old Broad St, London. At that time Emmanuel Peter Rodocanachi left the eponymous firm, which would now be run by Emmanuel Michel Rodocanachi, Pandely John Agelasto, George Pandely Sachiari and from 1921 John Emmanuel Rodocanachi. In 1926 the partnership continued with only Pandely John Agelasto & George Pandely Sechiari, as the Rodocanachis departed. Several other partners come and go. A petition for bankruptcy was filed 23 Nov 1929. An order of discharge dated 14 Oct 1931 was suspended until 14 Oct 1933. A dividend notice 8 June 1933 paid 1s 4 3/4d on the pound.

1871 England census: 22 Pembridge Crescent household headed by J M Agelasto, 35, merchant, b. Syros, Greece; wife Aglaia, 29, b. Marseille; sons Michel, 5; Pendley, 4; daughters Katherine, 3; Mary, 2 mos., Alexandra, 11 months; all b. London; father Michael P., 68, retired merchant; mother Marie M., 57, both b. Chios [Scio, Turkey]; & 6 servants.

1881 England census: 22 Pembridge Crescent household headed by John M Agelasto, 45, widower, stock and share agent, b. Greece; sons Michel, 15; Pendley, 14; daughters Katherine, 13; Mary, 12; Alexandra, 10; Christine, 9; and Lucy, 6; all b. London; & 6 servants.

1911 England census for the household at 89 Campden Hill Court, Kensington W, London, headed by Pandely John Agelasto, 44, b. London; married 11 years, two children born, both still living; banker; wife Marie Hypatia, 41, b. New York; Aglaia; Christine, 10; Hypatia Marie, 9, both b. British India; 7 servants.

1921 Census of England and Wales includes: Aglaia Christine Agelasto, b. 1900, India; Hypatia Marie Agelasto, b. 1902, India; and Pandely John Agelasto, b. 1867, London; Marie Hypatia Agelasto, b. 1869, United States; in a household in Kensington, London, Middlesex.

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].

He was the co-executor of his father's estate, along with Emmanuel Michel Rodocanachi, his sister's husband.

He signed a petition against the the dumping of books (The Times [London], 10 Dec 1906) and wrote letters to the editor of The Times [London] on alternate routes for the underground (12 Oct 1910) and the shortage of domestic servants (25 Oct 1924).

He attended Philip Argenti's League of Nations Union meeting (The Times [London], 25 Mar 1936] and a memorial service for M. Venizelos (The Times [London], 30 Mar 1936]

A full column announcement in The Daily Mirror [London], 10 May 1928, reported a share issue of The Standard Carpet Co., in which P.J. Agelasto was one of seven directors. His affiliation is his partnership in Rodocanachi Sons Co. G.M. Mavrogordato, partner in P P Rodocanachi & Co., was also a partner.

He attended a memorial service for M. Venizelos at St. Sophia, London, on 28 March 1936.

Pandely John Agelasto [129 Palmerston House; abode: 10 Albert Place, Victoria Rd., Kensington W8] appears on the 1920, 1921, 1923, 1924, 1926, 1927, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936 electoral register London parliamentary division, City of London/borough electoral lists, Great Britain; 1929, 1930 Kensington/Kensington and Chelsea.

Christened:
Michael P Agelasto

Name:
Or Panteleon or Pandoleon [baptism record]

Died:
Death notice in The Times [London], 8 Dec 1936.

Estate valued at £299 16s 10d, administered at London 2 Jan 1937, went to widow.

Buried:
Ashes in the West Norwood crematorium.

Pantaleon married Maria Hypatia (Thomas) Zizinia on 07 Dec 1899 in St Sophia, Moscow Road, Bayswater, London, England UK. Maria (daughter of Thomas Themistocles (Georges) Zizinia and Matilda (Joseph) Long) was born on 01 Oct 1869 in New York, USA; died on 17 Sep 1941 in Chalfont St Giles, Buckinghamshire, England UK; was buried on 20 Sep 1941. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Also known as Catherine or Cat.

Catherine Agelasto published A Catechism of the Orthodox Eastern Church 1906, Eyre and Spottiswoode, UK. It was priced at 6d. (Manchester Guardian, 9 Oct 1906, p 5).

Residence, England: 1919, probably with her father, 25 Landsdowne Road, Holland Park, London, W11; 136 Broadhurst Gdns NW 6 (1924, 1929, 1932 London telephone directories); at DOD 12 Westgate Road, Beckenham, Kent, England.

Miss C. Agelasto, 53, b. England, 66 Westbourne Terr, Hyde Park, W2, London, arrived Brisbane, Australia 29 Nov 1921, departed 15 Oct 1921 from Glasgow aboard the Aeneas. Miss C. Agelasto arrived 27 Mar 1923 at London, England on the Orvieto sailing from Sydney, Australia via Melbourne, Adelaide, Fremantle, Colombo, Port Said, Naples, Toulon, Gibraltar, Plymouth. Proposed address: 66 Westbourne Tce, Hyde Park, Ldn. Country of last permanent residence: Australia.

She was likely the Miss Agelasto who accompanied J.M. Agelasto, her father, at the reception at the National Liberal Club 2 May 1888 to honor the opening of the Gladstone Library (Daily News [London] 4 May 1888).

1891 England census: 22 Pembridge Crescent household headed by John M Agelasto, 55, widower, stock broker agent, b. Greece, naturalized British subject; daughters Catherine, 23; Mary, 22; Christine, 19; and Lucy, 15, all b. London; & 7 servants.

1881 England census: 22 Pembridge Crescent household headed by John M Agelasto, 45, widower, stock and share agent, b. Greece; sons Michel, 15; Pendley, 14; daughters Katherine, 13; Mary, 12; Alexandra, 10; Christine, 9; and Lucy, 6; all b. London; & 6 servants.

1871 England census: 22 Pembridge Crescent household headed by J M Agelasto, 35, merchant, b. Syros, Greece; wife Aglaia, 29, b. Marseille; sons Michel, 5; Pendley, 4; daughters Katherine, 3; Mary, 2 mos., Alexandra, 11 months; all b. London; father Michael P., 68, retired merchant; mother Marie M., 57, both b. Chios [Scio, Turkey]; & 6 servants.

Catherine Agelasto [136 Broadhurst Gardens NW6] appears on the 1924, 1925, 1926, 1928, 1929 electoral lists Hampstead parliamentary division, Camden county/borough electoral lists, Great Britain; 1930, Hammersmith/Hammersmith and Fulham; 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934; [72 Boundary Road NW8] 1937; [122 Broadhurst Gardens NW6] 1938, 1939 Hampstead/Camden.

The 1939 England and Wales Register for the address 122 Broadhurst Gardens, Hampstead, London, England, lists Catherine Agelasto, b. 5 Jun 1868, no occupation.

Christened:
God-parents: Aikaterini Baltazzi (represented by Maria M. Agelasto).

Notes:

Macropoulos, Marigo; Greece; No Occupation; 445, Hale End Road, Highams Park, E.4. was re-admitted to British nationality, 29 Apr, 1936 (London Gazette 5 June 1936).

1871 England census: 22 Pembridge Crescent household headed by J M Agelasto, 35, merchant, b. Syros, Greece; wife Aglaia, 29, b. Marseille; sons Michel, 5; Pendley, 4; daughters Katherine, 3; Mary, 2 mos., Alexandra, 11 months; all b. London; father Michael P., 68, retired merchant; mother Marie M., 57, both b. Chios [Scio, Turkey]; & 6 servants.

1881 England census: 22 Pembridge Crescent household headed by John M Agelasto, 45, widower, stock and share agent, b. Greece; sons Michel, 15; Pendley, 14; daughters Katherine, 13; Mary, 12; Alexandra, 10; Christine, 9; and Lucy, 6; all b. London; & 6 servants.

1891 England census: 22 Pembridge Crescent household headed by John M Agelasto, 55, widower, stock broker agent, b. Greece, naturalized British subject; daughters Catherine, 23; Mary, 22; Christine, 19; and Lucy, 15, all b. London; & 7 servants.

The 1901 England Census reports the family living at 'Chios', Worthing, West Sussex: Marigo Agelasto, sister of household head, unmarried, 32, living on own means, born Kensington; Alexandra Rodocanachi, head, married, 30, living on own means - wife of a banker, born Kensington; children Ariadre A., 10; John E., 7; Christine, 5, all born Paddington, London; a dozen stable or domestic employees and a visitor, John Stavridi, 34, married, solicitor.

1911 England census: Lynwood, 445 Hall End Rd, Chingford, Essex, household headed by Mary A Macropoulos, 42, b. London, married 8 years, 1 child, 1 living, private means; daughter Aglaia, 7, b. London; Constantine D Macropoulos, brother-in-law, 38, b. Syra, Greece, single, general merchant, Greek national.

1921 Census Of England & Wales includes: Athananius Demetrius Macropoulos, b. 1866, Greece; Marigo Macropoulos, b. 1869, Kensington, London; Aglaia Macropoulos, b. 1903, Kensington; in a household in Essex, London.

1939 England and Wales Register for the address 445 Hale End Rd., Walthamstow, East London, Essex, lists Mary Macropoulos, b. 16 Feb 1869, widow, Unpaid Domestic Duties; Aglaia Macropoulos, b. 4 May 1903, Single, Chemical Manf Drugs Record Clerk Typing.

Christened:
God-parents: Stamatios N Frangopoulos.

Baptism register mistakingly says Syros as place of origin.

Died:
The death of Marigo Macropoulos, 81, was registered Mar 1951, Essex South Western, Essex, v. 5a, p. 427.

Maria married Athanasios (Dimitrios) Macropoulos on 21 Jun 1902 in St Sophia, Moscow Road, Bayswater, London, England UK. Athanasios (son of Dimitrios Macropoulos and Marigo Dagiennopoulo) was born on 21 Jun 1862 in Andros, Cyclades, Greece; died on 17 Feb 1932 in London, England UK; was buried in Greek Orthodox Cemetery, West Norwood, London, England UK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Her portrait, by Ralph Peacock, is situated in the vestibule of St Sophia Church, Bayswater, London. Beside it is another Peacock, Alexandra with her daughter, Eirene.

She lived in Worthing after her husband's death (Christopher Long). The electoral records tell a different story.

From the personal column of The Times (London) 14 Sep 1945: ALEXANDRA AGELASTO--Please contact Box W 6474, The Times, 42 Wigmore St. W.1. Could be intended for: Alexandra Agelasto (1890-1957), daughter of John Emmanuel Agelasto.

Alexandra Mary Agelasto appears on the 1931, 1932, City of Westminster parliamentary division, Westminster county/borough electoral lists, Great Britain.

Alexandra Rodocanachi [66 Westbourne Ter., W] appears on the 1919, 1921 UK electoral register, Paddington and St Marylebone parliamentary division, Westminster county/borough; [129 Palmerston House; abode: 66 Westbourne Ter., W] 1922 London/City of London; 1922, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927; [81 Edgware Road] 1932 Paddington/Westminster; 1926, 1931 City of London/City of London; 1928 Paddington and Poplar/Westminster; [22 Portsea Hall, Edgware Road] 1939 Paddington South/Westminster; [Cadogan Hotel, 76 Sloan Street] 1946; [Eresby House, Rutland Gate] 1947; [16 Grosvenor Court, 99/102 Sloan Street SW1] 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958 Chelsea/Kensington and Chelsea; 1947 London and Westminster/City of London.

Residence, England: [66 Westbourne Ter., W] 1919,[81 Edgware Road] 1932; [22 Portsea Hall, Edgware Road] 1939; [Cadogan Hotel, 76 Sloan Street] 1946; [Eresby House, Rutland Gate] 1947; [16 Grosvenor Court, 99/102 Sloan Street SW1] 1948.

The 1939 England and Wales Register for the address 19 Heene Rd, Worthing, Sussex, lists Alexandra Rodocanachi, 6 Apr 1870, Widowed, Private Means; John E Rodocanachi, b. 30 Apr 1893, Single, Colonel R A; and Eirene A Rodocanachi, b. 23 Dec 1905, Single, Private Means.

1921 Census Of England & Wales includes: Emmanuel M Rodocanachi, b. 1855, London; Alexandra Rodocanachi, b. 1864, London; Irene A Rodocanachi, b. 1906, London; John Emmanuel Rodocanachi, b. 1893, London; for a household in Paddington, London.

1911 England census for 66 Westbourne Terrace, Hyde Park, Paddington, London W, household headed by Emmanuel M Rodocanachi, 55, b. Paddington, London; married, 4 children born, all living; banker, British subject; wife Alexandra, 41, b. Kensington, London; daughters Ariadne, 20; Christine, 16; Irene, 5, all b. Paddington, London; 1 visitor; 8 servants.

The 1901 England Census reports the family living at 'Chios', Worthing, West Sussex: Alexandra Rodocanachi, head, married, 30, living on own means - wife of a banker, born Kensington; children Ariadre A., 10; John E., 7; Christine, 5, all born Paddington, London; Marigo Agelasto, sister, unmarried, 32, living on own means, born Kensington; a dozen stable or domestic employees and a visitor, John Stavridi, 34, married, solicitor.

1881 England census: 22 Pembridge Crescent household headed by John M Agelasto, 45, widower, stock and share agent, b. Greece; sons Michel, 15; Pendley, 14; daughters Katherine, 13; Mary, 12; Alexandra, 10; Christine, 9; and Lucy, 6; all b. London; & 6 servants.

1871 England census: 22 Pembridge Crescent household headed by J M Agelasto, 35, merchant, b. Syros, Greece; wife Aglaia, 29, b. Marseille; sons Michel, 5; Pendley, 4; daughters Katherine, 3; Mary, 2 mos., Alexandra, 11 months; all b. London; father Michael P., 68, retired merchant; mother Marie M., 57, both b. Chios [Scio, Turkey]; & 6 servants.

Christened:
Certificate indicates (incorrectly) Syros as place of origin.

Birth:
Baptism record indicates 25/6 Apr 1870.

Buried:
burial plot no. 28411

Alexandra married Emmanuel Michel (Michel) Rodocanachi on 28 Aug 1888 in St Sophia, Moscow Road, Bayswater, London, England UK. Emmanuel (son of Michel Emmanuel (Emmanuel) Rodocanachi and Ariadne (Michael) Petrocochino) was born on 11 Sep 1855 in London, England UK; was christened on 04 Nov 1855 in Chapel of Our Saviour, Finsbury Circus, City of London, England UK; died on 14 Feb 1932 in 66 Westbourne Terrace, Bayswater, London, England UK; was buried on 17 Feb 1932 in Greek Orthodox Cemetery, West Norwood, London, England UK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Listed also by Argenti as #187.

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.

Residence (presumably with husband): 1905, Karachi, India; 1906, 115 Inverness Terrace, W, London; 1916, probably 28 Cavandish Sq. W, London; abt 1919, Roughwood Park, Chalfont St Giles, Bucks, England. See: http://www.chalfonthistory.co.uk/rowwood.html

A Mrs. Agelasto, 28 Cavandish Sq. W, London, advertized for a general cook and parlour maid in The Times [London], 1 Apr 1916]. Later living at Roughwood Park, she advertized for a cook for "four in family, five servants" (The Times [London], 4 Mar 1919]; for a "housemaid, experienced, head of two; house very comfortable, four in family, five servants" (The Times [London], 7 Jul 1920]; for a "parlourmaid, experienced, single-handed with help. 4 in family 6 servants; house very comfortable, own bedroom" (The Times [London], 19-20-21 Apr 1922); the next year for another cook (The Times [London], 8 May 1923].

Attended the funeral of Emmanuel M Rodocanachi, according to The Times (London), 18 Feb 1932.

1881 England census: 22 Pembridge Crescent household headed by John M Agelasto, 45, widower, stock and share agent, b. Greece; sons Michel, 15; Pendley, 14; daughters Katherine, 13; Mary, 12; Alexandra, 10; Christine, 9; and Lucy, 6; all b. London; & 6 servants.

1891 England census: 22 Pembridge Crescent household headed by John M Agelasto, 55, widower, stock broker agent, b. Greece, naturalized British subject; daughters Catherine, 23; Mary, 22; Christine, 19; and Lucy, 15, all b. London; & 7 servants.

1911 England census for the household at Greys Lodge headed by Tryphon Agelasto, 46, b. Liverpool, married, East Indian merchant, 4 children born alive, two still living; wife Christine, 38, b. London; sons Augustus, 5, b. Karachi, India; John, 4, b. Tunbridge Wells, Kent; Catherine Agelasto, 40, visitor, single, b. London; 6 servants.

Christine Agelasto (16 1/2), 22 Pembridge Crescent, London W., received an honourable mention, Competition V, Single Dolls, Award of Prizes in the 1888 Special Competitions, Little Folks (London, England), 1 Jan 1889, p. 69.

Christened:
God-parents: Maria Th. Negroponte (represented by George Frangopoulos).

Certificate incorrectly states Syros as place of origin

Died:
Death announcement in The Times (London) 13 Nov and 14 Nov 1935, p 1.

Estate valued at £2410 3s 3d, administered at London 19 Feb 1935, went to widower.

Buried:
burial plot 38593, sq 42, no. 246 on Greek plan, reg. pg. 17758, no. 71226

Christine married Tryphon Emmanuel A. (Augustus) Agelasto on 24 Oct 1903 in St Sophia, Moscow Road, Bayswater, London, England UK. Tryphon (son of Augustus (Stephanos) Agelasto and Loukia (Zannis) Coronio) was born on 10 Jun 1862 in 171 Falkner Terrace, Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK; was christened on 15 Jul 1862 in Greek Church of St Nicholas, Liverpool, Lancashire, England UK; died on 21 Jun 1947 in 30 Fairacres, Roehampton Lane, London, England UK; was buried on 25 Jun 1947 in Greek Orthodox Cemetery, West Norwood, London, England UK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Residence, London, England: 1919, probably with her father, 25 Landsdowne Road, Holland Park, W11; 1935, 6 Albert Place, London; 1968, 43-44 Cadogen Pl, SW1, London.

A Miss L Agelasto attended the funeral of Nicolas (Aristides) Eumorfopoulos, The Times (London), 14 Dec 1942, p 6.

A Miss Lucy Agelasto was the executor of the Carthew estate, The Times (London), 29 Aug 1940, p 10.

A Miss L Agelasto attended a memorial service for Sir Henry Simson, The Times (London), 19 Sep 1932, p 15.

Travel: Miss L. Agelasto, 48, 6 Albert Place, Kensington, W8, London, departed 3 Feb 1923 from London for Naples, Italy aboard the Orvieto; age 60, departed Liverpool 3 May 1935 for Madeira, Portugal aboard the Aguila; she arrived 29 May 1935 at Liverpool, England on the Avoceta sailing from Tenerife, Spain; 23 Apr 1936 on the Anselm on a tour from Liverpool that included Para, Madeira, Lisbon and Leixoes; age 64 departed aboard City of London 7 Jan 1939 on round voyage from London; arrived 20 Mar 1939 at Liverpool on the City of London from Beira, Mozambique via Lourenco Marques, Durban, East London, Port Elizabeth, Cape Town and Madeira. On all voyages she traveled with Miss Alice Carthew, who also lived at 6 Albert Place.

1891 England census: 22 Pembridge Crescent household headed by John M Agelasto, 55, widower, stock broker agent, b. Greece, naturalized British subject; daughters Catherine, 23; Mary, 22; Christine, 19; and Lucy, 15, all b. London; & 7 servants.

1881 England census: 22 Pembridge Crescent household headed by John M Agelasto, 45, widower, stock and share agent, b. Greece; sons Michel, 15; Pendley, 14; daughters Katherine, 13; Mary, 12; Alexandra, 10; Christine, 9; and Lucy, 6; all b. London; & 6 servants.

The 1911 England census, London, includes John M Agelasto, b. abt 1836; daughter Lucy, b. abt 1875.

1911 England census for the household at 25 Lansdowne Road, Notting Hill W, Kensington, London, headed by John M Agelasto, 75, b. Greece, widowed, stock exchange agent, naturalized Brit; daughter Lucy, 36, single; 3 servants.

The 1939 England and Wales Register for the address 6 Albert Place, Kensington, London, lists Lucy Agelasto, single, b. 10 Dec 1874, Social Worker(Unpd).

Christened:
God-parents: Maria Agelasto

Died:
Obituary in The Times [London], 15 Jan 1968, p 14.

Notes:

Christened:
God-parents: Helene Apostolou

Buried:
Archimandrite (bishop) Jeronymos presiding at the funeral, according to the St Sophia birth register.

The Greek Gazette gives the same burial date for George Agelasto, 2, with the birth date 28 May 1878, which is incorrect.

Died:
The death of George Agelasto, 1, was registered Apr-May-Jun, Kensington, London, v. 1a, p. 94.