Aronis-Beys kamara at Diakofti in 1966
Panayiotis Viaropoulos (left) and Prof Manuel J Aroney (right) outside an Aronis-Beys kamara at Diakofti in 1966. Family name: Aroney Village of origin: Aroniadika Photo taken: Diakofti, 1966
Open entryPanayiotis Viaropoulos (left) and Prof Manuel J Aroney (right) outside an Aronis-Beys kamara at Diakofti in 1966. Family name: Aroney Village of origin: Aroniadika Photo taken: Diakofti, 1966
Open entryTheodore and Eleni Aronis (Papadominakos). Maternal grandparents of Prof Manuel J Aroney. Village of origin: Aronyiathika Family name: Aronis (Papadominakos)
Open entryDimitrios Aronis and colleague doing military service in the Greek Gendarmerie. This photo was taken circa 1906 just prior to Dimitri leaving for Australia Family name: Aroney Village of origin: Aroniathika Photo taken:...
Open entryWedding of Dimitrios & Stamatia Aroney in Townsville in 1926
Open entryWedding of Dimitrios & Stamatia Aroney in Townsville in 1926
Open entryEvangelia Aroney (nee Lukas): The beautiful girl in the photo that uncle Andy fell in love with.
Open entryThis is the first portrait of newly married Stamatia (nee Nikolasou) & Jim Aroney (Theodoropoulos) from the village Aronyiathika, Kythera. They eloped in Athens, Greece, in 1923 and then travelled to Australia. Initially...
Open entryDimitri Aroney (Theodoropoulos) was born on Kythera, Greece in 1890 and died in N.S.W, Australia in 1991, aged 100 years. This portrait of him was taken when he undertook his military service in the Greek army during the...
Open entryGathering of the Panaretos clan at the family villa, Potamos 1927. L to R: Four Potamos born children of Vic and Marouli Panaretos (nee Aroney) – Eugenia (m. Jack Prineas), Paul, Sofia (m. Peter Locos), Matina (m. George...
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