Vintage Portraits/ People

This is a family photo taken at Skoulandrianika c1919 left to right- Stamatoula Leftheris (nee Psarou), son Peter Nicholas Letheris and unknown lady on right

On the left is my mother Poppy Manolios (nee Notaras) deceased, in the middle was my great grandmother Kalliopi Samios (nee Prineas-Keromitis) deceased and on the right was my grandmother Eleni Notaras (nee Samios) decea...

From left to right: Byron Georgeson (Georgopulos); his mother Panagiotitsa Galakatou Georgeson; sister Gloria Georgeson George (Tzortzopoulos); Mrs. Harry Samios; her son George Samios. This Samios family had a restauran...

...of Mitata

When making his inaugural speech in the Legislative Council, [see History, subsection, Documents, for a copy of the entire speech], Jim stated that: "One cannot stand in the hallowed atmosphere of this ancient Chamber wi...

From a photograph (under glass) supplied by the Hon. Jim Samios, former Deputy Liberal leader in the Legislative Council, the Upper House in the Parliament of New South Wales. When making his inaugural speech in the Legi...

In 1951,this was the first photograph sent to me from Greece,when my parents went to Myrtidia From left to right: My mother Maria, my father Valerios, my grandmother Eleni, my sister Nina Petroheilou a lady called Ismini...

Pipitsa was married in Kythera to Petros(Peter) Semitecolos(Semos) in 1934. Peter was in Australia for a number of years before his marriage and worked at Barmedman NSW with Greg Samios(Kotsifos) then he owned a restaura...

On the 17th of January, 1941, a group of Kytherian soldiers, having been called to war, disembarked in Githeio, from there to make their way to the Albanian border. Many of them were never to return. Most of those who di...

Eyklia Samios, the head of the family, sits infront flanked by family members. From left to right: Nikos, Eyklia jr, Sofia, Anastasia, Panagiotis and Theodore. This branch of the family is the only one to have remained o...