submitted by Photini Tambakis on 26.02.2017
Giorgos K Frilligou (Frilingos) family
This photo was sent to my Great-Grandfather Andreas Tambakis (Potomos) in February 1920. He was living in Pittsburgh PA at the time with his son Cosmas. His wife Eleni PANARETO was still living in Potomos.
On the back of the photo has writting on it: To Agapiton (my dear) Kyrios (Mr.) Theo (uncle) Andreas Tambakis (From the family of) Giorgos K Frilligou (Frilingos)
Does anyone recoginize this family and If so are ...
submitted by John Minchin on 26.09.2016
From the collection of Spiridoula Alfieris Georgopoulos
Marouli Kominos (nee Katsoulis) 1895-1956 with children Theodore (1922), Fotenoula (1916), Theodroa (1915) and Anthony 1922)
Mina Antonios Kominos and Marouli Theodoro Katsoulis were married in Kythera, 1 Jan 1931.
Mina died in 1924in Sydney, AU.
It was photographed in Esma Studios, Oxford St, Sydney. It is likely the photo was sent to relatives in Kythera.
On ...
submitted by Eptanesian Union Greece on 19.12.2015
along with Dr Manolis Kalokerinos, at the 3rd Presentation of Ionian (Eptanisian) Union of Greece, Awards. The awards were held on December 13, 2015, December 13, 2015 in the National History Museum of the Old Parliament Building. Invitation to Minas Coroneos to attend the ceremony to receive his award: The awards ceremony takes place as an expression of respect and pride for Ionians who have excelled in various fields (art, science, ...
submitted by John Minchin on 26.11.2015
Panagiotis Demetrios Chlentzos with wife Eleni Diacopoulou, and daughter Stamatina (Bylos). Photographed in Kythera c. 1920 Panagiotis travelled to Australia with Stamatina in June 1921. In December 1921 she married Peter Stathis (ex Keramouto).
submitted by Gaye Hegeman on 17.12.2013
Front Cover photo of Irene Andronicos 1940
submitted by Kytherian Religious Consciousness on 05.12.2012
by Archbishop Stylianos on his name day, Monday November 26th, 2012. Very few of the St Andrews Crosses have ever been awarded. Only 4 of the Gold St Andrew Cross have been awarded. The Cross is presented for valuable services to the Church and the community. The Cross was presented along with a certificate, signed by His Eminence, with the wording “Honorary Award / The Gold Cross of St Andrew is hereby presented to Minas ...
submitted by Kytherian Association Of Australia on 22.04.2012
From the Voice of Kythera, newspaper, 1927. Nick G Marcello was born on the 15th August,1880, in Potamos, Kythera. He emigrated to Australia on the 6th November,1907 on the ‘Bremen.’ Ann Coward has revealed that Stamati Marcello (a brother?) was a partner with Cosmas Cassimatis, (first President), and several others including, Nick Cassimatis, Nick Travasaros, Stratis Tzannes and John Megaloconomos in the Canberra Cafe in Oxford Street, Taylor Square, Sydney.
submitted by Kytherian Historical Record on 11.10.2011
(1894-1973), coffee merchant, was born on 23 October 1894 at Mylopatamo (Potamós), Kythera, Greece, youngest of eleven children of Damianos Nicholas Andronicus, fisherman, and his wife Vassiliki, née Karidis. The pressure of population on limited resources encouraged migration, as it had done in Greece for centuries. John followed five of his brothers to Australia, reaching Sydney in the Bremen on 10 November 1908. He went to school, initially with no knowledge of English, ...
submitted by Kytherian Art World on 29.09.2011
standing before a large recumbent sculpture of Aphrodite. Emmanuel Andrew Cavacos was born in Potamos, Kythera, on February 10th, 1885. He emigrated to the United States of America, when he was sixteen years old, and settled in Baltimore, in the suburb of Hampden, where his brother Constantine was living. Another brother Theodore also chose to live in Baltimore. (Theodore was married to fellow Kytherian Pothiti Chlentzos). In Baltimore he formed a close friendship with Charles ...
Emmanuel Andrew Cavacos was born in Potamos, Kythera, on February 10th, 1885. He emigrated to the United States of America, when he was sixteen years old, and settled in Baltimore, in the suburb of Hampden, where his brother Constantine was living. Another brother Theodore also chose to live in Baltimore. (Theodore was married to fellow Kytherian Pothiti Chlentzos). In Baltimore he formed a close friendship with Charles Fitzpatrick, with whom he communicated for many years. Photographs and ...
Pauline (nee, Predelle) and Emmanuel Cavacos are on the left. Emmanuel Andrew Cavacos was born in Potamos, Kythera, on February 10th, 1885. He emigrated to the United States of America, when he was sixteen years old, and settled in Baltimore, in the suburb of Hampden, where his brother Constantine was living. Another brother Theodore also chose to live in Baltimore. (Theodore was married to fellow Kytherian Pothiti Chlentzos). In Baltimore he formed a close friendship with ...
With friends in "fancy dress". Photo taken in the year after his arrival in Paris from Baltimore. Emmanuel Andrew Cavacos was born in Potamos, Kythera, on February 10th, 1885. He emigrated to the United States of America, when he was sixteen years old, and settled in Baltimore, in the suburb of Hampden, where his brother Constantine was living. Another brother Theodore also chose to live in Baltimore. (Theodore was married to fellow Kytherian Pothiti Chlentzos). ...
Emmanuel Andrew Cavacos was born in Potamos, Kythera, on February 10th, 1885. He emigrated to the United States of America, when he was sixteen years old, and settled in Baltimore, in the suburb of Hampden, where his brother Constantine was living. Another brother Theodore also chose to live in Baltimore. (Theodore was married to fellow Kytherian Pothiti Chlentzos). In Baltimore he formed a close friendship with Charles Fitzpatrick, with whom he communicated for many years. Photographs and Arts ...
submitted by Tasso Conomos on 22.04.2011
My grandfather, Anastasios Megaloeconomos, mellowing out at a kafeneion in Potamos during the early 1900s. His three teenaged sons, Theodoros, Ioannis (my father), and Nickolaos, were in Pennsylvania working and sending money home....Recognize anyone?
submitted by Tasso Conomos on 21.04.2011
Anastasios (my paternal grandfather) and his second son Ioannis (my father) of Potamos in 1902 or 1903. Anastasios was married to Chrysanthy Clenzos (sp) and raised five children--Theodoros, Ioannis, Nickolaos, Marouli, and Kosta. Only Ioannis and Kosta married and had children.
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