Diaspora Vintage Portraits/ People

Another Fatseas boy, Brother to Gus, baptized by my parents in Detroit in the 50's. High school picture taken in 1961 First name possibly was either John or Steve?

Picture of Gus Fatseas, Baptized by my parents in the Detroit area in the 50's This is a highschool picture taken in 1961

This , is a Fatseas taken in the Detroit area. He was the Father of two boys my parents baptized in the 50's in Detroit Not sure what his name was?

Myself and Cousin Dr. Panos Cosmas Gavrilis in Brooklyn, New York 1982 He worked as a Hemotologist at the Veterans Hospital in Brooklyn. He was the son of Kosmas P. Gavrilis of St. Louis, Missouri

Brother and Sister, my second Cousins, Mary and Gus Cosmas Panaretos. Children of Cosmas Stavros Panaretos and Jenny Aronis Panaretos. New Bedford Massacussets, early 1940's

My Mothers Brother, Alex Theodore Panaretos with son Ted Alex Panaretos. in the 20's Detroit, Michigan

My Maternal Grandmother Anthe Haldaios Panaretos, originally from the island of Aegina. Was the wife of Theodore Minas Panaretos. They lived in Smyrna until the 1922 upheaval. Shown Here with my Grandfather's Cousin Cosm...

My 1st Cousin Ted Alex Panaretos, son of Alex Theodore Panaretos, with my Mother's Sister ,Mary Panaretos Pappas. In front of my Father's restaurant, The Atlas Cafe, in Highland Park, Michigan. In the 20's

My Mother's Brother, Minas Theo. Panaretos with wife Katherine in the 30's. Detroit, Michigan

My Mother's Brother, Minas Theodore Panaretos with Son Ted Minas Panaretos. In the 30's. Ted was in Military school and had received an award that day. Detroit ,Michigan

A photo postcard sent to my Grandparents Theodore Panaretos in Smyrna. From Ioannis Economos ,obviously in the Greek Army,refering to my Grandfather as Thios. The Economos clan must somehow be related to the Panaretos cl...

My Uncle John D. Gavrilis, His Brother Theodore D. Gavrilis, wife of Theodore, Mary Logothetis Koukoulis Gavrilis. Taken at Belle Island Park, Detroit, Michigan. early 1950's

A photo postcard sent to my Grandparents Theodore Panaretos in Smyrna. From Kostas Economos ,obviously in the Greek Army,refering to my Grandfather as Thios. The Economos clan must somehow be related to the Panaretos cla...

From, Hugh Gilchrist. Australians and Greeks. Vol I: The Early Years. p. 203. Halstead Press Sydney 1992 From, Chapter XI Subsection: The Shop-keeping phenomenon. New South Wales. 19th century to WWI. "...From the Kythir...

From, Hugh Gilchrist. Australians and Greeks. Vol I: The Early Years. p. 203. Halstead Press Sydney 1992 From, Chapter XI Subsection: The Shop-keeping phenomenon. New South Wales. 19th century to WWI. "...From the Kythir...

From, Hugh Gilchrist. Australians and Greeks. Vol I: The Early Years. p. 203. Halstead Press Sydney 1992 From, Chapter XI Subsection: The Shop-keeping phenomenon. New South Wales. 19th century to WWI. "...From the Kythir...

Kyrani Chlentzos Katsoulis was the daughter of Efrocene Venardos and Haralambos Chlentzos. She had one sister; Maria Chlentzos Alfieris (1882-1968), and two brothers; Panayiotis Chlentzos and Diamantis Chlentzos. She mar...

Pictured are 6 of the children of John Alfieris (1882-1968) and Maria Chlentzos Alfieris (1882-1968). From left to right; Evangeline, Florence, Alice, Harry, Lula, and Gus. Not pictured is the youngest child, Milton. Joh...

This picture was taken in 1913 at an Easter Picnic on Lemert Blvd., in Oakland, California. On the right is Yanoula Koulentianos Chlentzos (1886-1984). To her left is her husband Diamantis Chlentzos (1874-1969). In front...

Presenting his credentials. A close-up.