submitted by
Antony Zaglas
on 06.05.2006

Sitting fourth from the left holding his hat is Kosmas Antoniou Zaglanikis, Born 1895 Zaglanikianika Greece, Died 26 June 1986 Sydney Australia. Antonios Kosma Zaglanikis

submitted by
Vikki Vrettos Fraioli
on 10.02.2007

Coincidentally, a woman named Elena Theo Zaglanikis was my great great great grandmother, who married my great great great grandfather Nicholas Panayiotis Chlentzos (b. 1765). Nicholas and Elena had a son Panayiotis, who's second wife was Kerana Pan Zaglanikis. Perhaps they are related to Kosmas. See also: 1841 Wedding documents of Panayiotis Chlentzos Genealogy of the Family Name Chlentzos

submitted by
Antony Zaglas
on 10.06.2007

My father, Kosmas Antoniou Zaglanikis, siting fourth from the left holding his hat and and my mother Garifalia were good friends with Panayioti and Sirmalio Coolentianos from Chistoforianika. Tony Zaglas

submitted by
Vikki Vrettos Fraioli
on 10.06.2007

Thanks Tony, What was your mothers maiden name? I have many old photos of Sirmalina and Panayioti Coolentianos posted at this website: Coulentianos Photos Click on the slideshow button to see them enlarged. You may recognize other people too.

submitted by
Antonis Zantiotis
on 01.07.2007

Sitting fifth from the left after man holding his hat is Maria Panagiotou Kastrisiou. Sitting on the right is her husband Panagiotis Antoniou Kastrisios. They are my grandparents

submitted by
Vikki Vrettos Fraioli
on 01.07.2007

Fabulous! Thank you Antonis! Who would have thought that more than 50 years after this photo was taken, children and grandchildren of the people in this photo would be identifying those in the photo from different parts of the world! The photo was taken on October 9, 1951. My grandparents had gone to Kythera for the baptism of the grandson of my grandfather's brother Vrettos Alfieris. The baby to be baptised was Takis Georgopoulos, son of Nikos (Felias) Georgopoulos and Spiridoula (nee Alfieris) born in February of 1951.

submitted by
Antonis Zantiotis
on 02.07.2007

This photograph was not taken in Agia Pelagia but in [Diakofti] because behind appears the island

submitted by
Vikki Vrettos Fraioli
on 02.07.2007

That is an interesting observation! I see the land beyond the pier. The photo above has been retouched. The original has the date written on it and Agia Pelagia. Whoever wrote it must have been mistaken. Thank you for pointing that out. I've corrected the title above.

submitted by
Antony Zaglas
on 06.11.2016

Standing at the back on left hand side I believe is Vasilios Harilaou Kassimatis(Karinos). He had one of the Buses in Potamos.