The picture shows the Mellitas family at or around 1930 with the father Dimitrios at the centre. The children from left to right are Katie, Peter, Martina, Bessy. The youngest child Alkistis had not been born yet. For mo...
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Minas Mavromatis was born about 1900 and migrated in his teenaged years to Australia were he found employment. Some years later, he migrated to Bakersfield, California, where he worked in the agriculture industry and als...
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Theodoros Trifillis was born about 1880. He served in the Greek Army. Later he became the chef for the King of Greece. He eventually migrated to Bakersfield, California some years later. There he prospected for gold in t...
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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...
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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,...
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My father, Ioannis A. Megaloeconomos, served in the Greek army during the WW I. At the end of the War, commanded of a small garrison of soldiers occupying Kythera on the side of the Royalists during the Ethnikos Dikhasmo...
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Sandy McNaughton is one of the great Philokytherians and Philohellene's. Her endeavours in helping refurbish and establish the Roxy Cinema, Roxy Cafe and Roxy Museum at Bingara, in northwestern New South Wales, has been...
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Diamantis and Yanoula Chlentzos with granddaughters Sandy and Janet. Photo taken in 1954 in Los Angeles, California
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Chris Collins (Koulentianos), his wife Eugenia, and children. Photo taken at Emm. Sofios studios in Kythera on 26 April, 1958. Chris returned to Kythera after a stint in the USA, and ultimately relocated to Chania in Cre...
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Photo taken at Witzel Studios in Los Angeles in 1932
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My uncle George Diamantis Chlentzos, who sadly passed away at the age of 6 from infantile paralysis (polio) in Salinas, California in 1926.
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My grandfather Diamantis Chlentzos. Photo taken in Yokohama, Japan, most likely in 1905 when he sailed as a ship's carpenter from Sydney to San Francisco.
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Three generations of the Chlentzos family in Los Angeles, c. 1954 Front row: Philip Adkins, Keith Adkis, Ann Chlentzos Dryden, Cal Dryden, Diamantis Chlentzos, Yanoula Koulentianos Chlentzos, John Alfieris, Mary Chlentzo...
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