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Looking for my father, Hassan Behdjet.

karencypr24 — 2009-10-25 21:24:11Z

My father, Hassan Behdjet, is/was Cypriot. He was in London, England, in the 1950s. I was born in 1955; my first name is Karen. My father, at that time lived in Islington, London. He was a chef. I have not seen my father since 1960, when I was 5 years old. I do not know if he stayed in England or if he returned to Cyprus.

Does anyone have any information about my father? He would probably be in his 80s, if he is still alive.

Karen.

Re: Cyprus Births, Deaths & Marriages Registry Contact Details

kypreo6 — 2009-10-16 10:33:04Z

Hi,

First of all I'd suggest getting as many facts, or trails of information you can find about these families and the people in question.

For Cypriots, it is possible to trace further back, some birth, marriage and death records have been better kept than others. The registry of Births and deaths starts circa 1900, some dating back to the 1890s and 1880s or even earlier. The bulk of the registry system dates from 1900 onwards.

Step (1) Find out the date of birth, or possible range of birth years for the person in question and the village, town or city of birth as listed on legal documents, passports etc.

Step (2) If your husband's grandparents migrated to England pre 1960 they would have had a British passport for overseas citizens. The date and place of birth, and name should be furnished to the applicable district registry, via email, phone call or letter outlining your enquiry, and what it is specifically you'd like to know (such as what are the name of their parents on their birth record etc). 95% of passport birth dates have come straight from the village birth registry book, which records the person's name, date of birth, place of birth, and parents' names including mother's maiden name. This helps on the trace backwards.

Step (3) Ask distant relatives, cousins, immediate family members if they can remember where the family lived, what they did occupation wise, did they have any nicknames.

Once you've got a good indication of birth dates, full names, and family members and the village the people were from.

You will most likely need to start searching for church records as you go further back as civil registration didn't really start till the early 1900s in Cyprus.

Hope that helps,

If you need some guidance, or assistance with districts and contacts feel free to message me.

Regards,

Anthony

Surnames PHOTIADES and STAIS

sallypro1 — 2009-10-16 10:23:41Z

Maria P Stais was born in Limassol in 1906 to Mother Helena. Her siblings were John, Anthony, Sophia, Alex and Christopher. They moved to England - not sure when (or why!). Anthony John Photiades married Maria in London in 1933. He may have been a policeman in Nicosia. Any information about the family or descendants very welcome.

Re: Cyprus Births, Deaths & Marriages Registry Contact Details

sallypro1 — 2009-10-16 10:17:27Z

I am researching my husband's family tree and his Mother's parents were born in Cyprus. I really didn't know where to start - this information is so useful and I feel inspired to tackle this part of the tree further now. I am researching Photiades (from Nicosia) and Stais (from Limassol) surnames. Anything you've heard about these families welcome.

Families from Peyia, Cyprus

kypreo6 — 2009-09-12 02:59:31Z

Hi,

Anyone from here have links, or are related to these people and their descendants from Peyia, Cyprus?

The Papayianni Psalta Family

Fr. Ioannis (Yiannis) Hadjichristodoulou, also possibly known as Fr. Yiannis Psalta. His wife was Maria, and they had at least the following children;

Katerina Papaioannou
Stavrini Papaioannou
Haralambos Papaioannou
and possibly Christodoulos Papaioannou

The Hadjiyianni Family

Symeos Hadjiyianni was married to Angelou. They had at least the following children;

Antonis Symeou who I think died in 1976.
Nikolas Symeou
Panayiotis Symeou
Angeliki (Angelou) Symeou who died in 1987 and who was married to Panayiotis Sarikas.
Georgios (Giorkis) Symeou who was born in 1886, and died in 1978. He was married to Stavrini Papaioannou.
Ahilleas Symeou
and possibly Iraklis Symeou who went to England.

Re: Searching for the Varnava family from Farmagusta Cyprus

ChristinaChilds40 — 2009-09-07 14:47:09Z

Hi Katrina,
Thank you for your response, l will sent you an invite to my tree just open it and you should be able to have a look. Katrina l am also in Qld on the Gold Coast, Ashmore to be exact.

Christina

Re: Searching for the Varnava family from Farmagusta Cyprus

kattie136 — 2009-09-07 11:09:50Z

Hi Christina,

I will find out what I can and let you know. I'd love to see your family tree. You can e-mail at kb@keppelcare.com.au . And as much as I would love to be, sadly I'm not in Cyprus. I am in fact in central Queensland, Australia. Where are you from?

Katrina

Re: CHRISTODOULOU - ANGASTINA & MARATHOVOUNON

tesscawley — 2009-09-04 15:13:17Z

Hi Anthony,

Sorry, I have just tried that email address and it comes straight back at me. I have tried several times.
dao.famagusta@cytanet.com.au

Do you know if there is another one I could use.

Kind regards
Tess Cawley

Re: CHRISTODOULOU - ANGASTINA & MARATHOVOUNON

tesscawley — 2009-09-04 14:50:53Z

Hello Anthony

Thank you for your kind reply. I will contact the Famagusta District Registration Office and see what they say.

Is it possible that there is any of this family in the area?

If Chrisanthos Christodoulou's father Christodoulos had brothers and sisters would their surname also be Christodoulos?

Kind regards
Tess Cawley
Cape Town

Re: CHRISTODOULOU - ANGASTINA & MARATHOVOUNON

kypreo6 — 2009-09-04 01:26:28Z

Hi tesscawley,

I may be able to help you. Cypriot family history is my main area of expertise.

I can tell you that Chrysanthos Christodoulou's father would have been named Christodoulos. Cypriots followed the patrynomics (taking the father's first name as their surname) naming system for a very long time. Only in the last 40-50 years Cypriots have stuck to a hereditary surname system.

Both Marathovounos and Angastina are in the occupied area of Cyprus, and are in the Famagusta district. The relevant registry to contact for birth and death details is the Birth registry of Famagusta. The staff tend to speak english and I'm sure they will do all they can to assist you if you explain to them you area abroad.

Famagusta District Registration Office
Tel: 357-24801002 or 357-24801002
Fax: 357-24304168
E-mail: dao.famagusta@cytanet.com.au

I must tell you that births registerd pre 1900 are difficult to come across. If Chrysanthos and Eleni died in the 1960s or 1970s and beyond, they would of had a Cypriot identity number which records birth details, father's full name, place of birth, possiblymother's name and maiden surname, and if the death was registered date and place of death.

I hope this helps.

Anthony

Re: Searching for the Varnava family from Farmagusta Cyprus

ChristinaChilds40 — 2009-09-03 16:00:06Z

Hi Katrina,
Lovely to hear from you. l have found my a few more relations and they have sent me photos of my family.
Katrina if you would like to see my tree on ancestry send me your e-mail and l will send a request we could be related. Any info on the Varnava family would be greatly appreciated, tyring to find relations of my Grandmother Christina Christofi, she married my grandfather Mahalis Varnava he was know as ZORLA.Katrina are you in cyprus??

Thank you
Christina.

Re: Searching for the Varnava family from Farmagusta Cyprus

kattie136 — 2009-09-03 12:12:33Z

Hi Christina,
Just came across your message today. Have you been able to locate any of your father's family as yet? I have relatives with the surname Varnava who come from the Famagusta area of Cyprus. I don't know if they would be related to you or not nor am I sure how common the name Varnava is, but I can find out if you are still searching.
Katrina

CHRISTODOULOU - ANGASTINA & MARATHOVOUNON

tesscawley — 2009-08-31 17:55:47Z

Researching Chrisanthos Christoudoulou born about 1888 in Angastina and his wife Eleni born about 1893 in Marathovounon. They travelled to and fro to the UK on several occasions.

They also lived in Famagusta and Dhekalia

Children were
Irene born 1915
Maria born 1917
George born 1818
Christella born 1923
Christothoulas born 1926
Lygourgos born 1928
Michael born 1936.

Re: Greek Cypriot named Constantinos Petros Loizou

soberimad — 2009-07-17 21:05:44Z

Dear , my name is IMAD SOBER - from Jordan.
I found your message by accedent while I was searching under loizou name.
I got to know a greek sypriat family in the Uk , specificly in a town called Accrington - Lanchashire back in 1980s till 1990s .
Christina loizou was very close to me and her father comes from Cyprus.
they own a caffee shop in Accrington and their phone number is UK 01254 231469.
hope this helps you
regards
IMAD

British Armed Forces Memorial in Cyprus

Edward_Reid_Smith — 2009-04-13 07:45:17Z

A list of British 371 military (all services) buried in Cyprus in the 1950s may be found on the website for the:- britishcyprusmemorial.org/index.php/roll

The proposed new memorial will be in Kyrenia.

Edward.

Cyprus Registry Enquiry

huntjohn665 — 2009-03-19 22:03:17Z

Hello, I've just registered from the UK and wish to trace the family of a friend who I have just heard died recently, in Cyprus. All I have is their mobile telephone number, which is no longer working. Is there anyway of finding out the families address from the Registry of Deaths, so that I can write them a letter of sympathy?
Thanks in advance, John.

Descendants/Links to the Symeou family of Peyia, Paphos

kypreo6 — 2009-03-02 00:10:05Z

Hi,

Is anyone descended from the following people, or have links to this family from Peyia, Paphos?

Symeos Hadjiyianni
Aggelou Hadjiyianni

Their children were;

Ahilleas Symeou
Panayiotis Symeou
Nikolas Symeou
Georgios Symeou 1886-1978
Aggelou Symeou

I believe there are a number of descendants of this family still residing in Peyia.

Kind Regards,

Anthony

Re: Searching for the Varnava family from Farmagusta Cyprus

ChristinaChilds40 — 2009-02-02 22:45:43Z

Hello l have just recieved comformation form Androulla my cousin in England that our Grandmothers name is Christina Christofi my fathers mother.
Her Children are..
Katerina born 1929

Panayiota- Known a Batatsa.(F)

Varnavas Michael (Mihalis) Varnava 1930

Daughters Maria and Fanolla infants deceased.

George known as Yiorkala.

Mariou (F)

Yiani (John)

Christofi (Tofi)

Fanoulla

Kyriacos.

Re: Family of Costas Euripidou

sodama — 2009-01-15 10:46:27Z

Hello my uncle died in the plane crash aug 14 greece helios his name was Adamos Euripidou also or Christosolos my fathers name is Andreas and his other brother is George who lives in England does this mean any thing to you email me @ sodama@hotmail.co.uk am in cyprus end of April and first week of May

Iasemidis/Jasemidis/Yasemidis

kms_katerina — 2008-02-28 03:09:53Z

Looking for family of Anton Iasemidis. He was a student in the UK 1964-1966. His older brother was also there. They had two sisters.

Haralambos ANGATHIASIS(?), died in WWI

apwright — 2007-12-17 08:57:34Z

Trying to find the actual surname of a Greek Cypriot who served with the 12th Bn South Staffordshire Regiment and died in France 25 Oct 1916.
The CWGC have his surname as AUGATHEAUS.
Soldiers Died has him as ANGATHEARIS.
His Medal Index Card says ANGATHEANS.
His marriage registration (Hull/Humberside, Q1 1914, to Teresa WILSON) has him as ANGATHIASIS.

Could someone from Cyprus tell me if any of the above variations is a viable Cypriot surname? I live in Greece, but can't find the name in the phone book.
The closest I've found is ΑΓΓΑΘΕΡΗΣ.

Efharisto poly gia opoiadipote voitheia!

Adrian

Searching for the Varnava family from Farmagusta Cyprus

ChristinaChilds40 — 2009-01-27 20:37:30Z

Hello
l am searching for my fathers family from Farmagusta
my fathers name is Varnavas Michael Varnava born in Frennaros
in 1930 he was named after his father and his mothers name was Christina not sure on her maiden name.

My father came from a farming family there were 12 children
2 passed 10 still alive l have no names apart from a brother George and Chris.

My father and one sister are the only ones in the family to migrate my father came to Australia in 1951 married in 1952
to Phyllis Sedgman and they had 7 children. On my fathers immigration papers it states the name Ioannis Shapanis from Sydney Australia is his cousin.

His sister l think her name is Fanou (not sure) she has a son Tony & daughter Androulla and l think another daughter named Christina. My father went back to Cyprus in the 1970's
not sure if it was 1974 or 1975.

Any one with any imformation it would be greatly appreciated as l would like to add the family to my tree.

Thank you
Christina.

Re: Death records concerning George Symeou of Peyia, Pafos

neilaristo — 2008-07-04 23:42:14Z

Hi,

If there is a relation it would have to be through one of the brothers as my father's mother was a Symeou. I know here mother's (my Great-Grandmother - married to Symeou - maybe George's brother)name is Frosa. They lived just off the main street up the hill in Peyia. About a block from the vrisi in the town centre. I still have family in the same house.

Have you been to Peyia recently?

Re: Death records concerning George Symeou of Peyia, Pafos

neilaristo — 2008-07-04 23:11:02Z

Hi, Im in Brisbane.

I would say that one of George Symeou's brothers/sisters is related to me.

Do you know what there wife/husbands names are? If you have that info I could work it out although I would have to speak to some older crew.

As for people I know in Peyia, all their surnames are Symeou although I am related to the Aresti family but do not know them and have had no contact with them.

Neil

Re: Death records concerning George Symeou of Peyia, Pafos

neilaristo — 2008-07-04 11:43:26Z

I know you posted this last year however I only just read it.... I have a number of family members that live in Peyia with the surname of Symeou. I am from Australia and visted them recently.

Do you know the names of his children or brothers/sisters?

Re: Death records concerning George Symeou of Peyia, Pafos

neilaristo — 2008-07-05 00:04:43Z

I will see what I can find out from my grandmother in the next week. She will be able to tell me more about whether or not Symeos Hadjiyianni was her Grandfather and maybe take your line back further than him.

I also have a cousin in Peyia who may know. I shall call her.

I was there in May 08 for the first time and after the initial shock of the English invasion, it turned out to be an amazing place.

Neil

Re: John Caldwell Black buried British Military Cemetery at Troodos

sandramorrice — 2008-10-19 15:32:16Z

My husband and I attended a 50th Anniversary Memorial Service in Nicosia in October 2006, to remember the Gordon Highlanders who lost their lives during the Cyrpus "troubles" in the 1950's.

He had contacted David Hardacre who works for the Anglican cathedral in Nicosis (St Paul's). David is a keen recorder of British graves on the island and perhaps he would be able to help if you are still looking for info.

I don't have a telephone number but St Pauls has a web site with an email address.

Hope this is of some help.

Re: looking for any DAMIANOU's

yiannisdamianou — 2007-10-25 05:50:43Z

Most of the people with this last name come from the village of Palaixori or from the occupied village of Karavas. My family is originally from Limassol although I now live in Nicosia. There are two famous Damianou in Cyprus. The Accounting Firm BKR Damianou and Partners and P. Damianou who is a professor of Mathematics at the University of Cyprus

Re: looking for any DAMIANOU's

yiannisdamianou — 2007-09-22 16:38:20Z

My name is Damianou and I live in Nicosia. I also know some other families with the dame name. Can you give some more details?
Best regards

Limassol

newellfam — 2009-01-15 13:49:40Z

I am hoping there is someone on the list who is living in Limassol. I lived there in 1963 to 1966 and have been back once but my old landlord has moved out now, but I spoke to the next door neighbour who was a child when we were there but forgot to get her name and address details. I would like to conatact her to give her some photographs. I have the address of my old house and a picture of it now,but the house the lady lived in was built after we left in 1966 so I am hoping there is some kind soul that will visit the house and get a name and address or even better an email address.

In Hope

Bob Newell

Re: looking for any DAMIANOU's

janestanley11 — 2007-09-23 22:02:44Z

Hi there
Thankyou for answering my post,i had forgotten about my post on this board.I have since found my family(Damianou).thanks to another very kind person with the same surname in nicosia..and im pleased to say i will be visiting in a couple of weeks. maybe we could be related.

best regards

jane

Re: Kalisteni Dimitriadis Yannacopoulos

helandrew — 2008-12-15 21:06:57Z

Hi, my Great Grandmother was Marie Dimitriadis born in nicosia Cyprus. Any relation, Helen

Parakras & Yannis

Andrew_Georgiou — 2007-06-06 17:40:30Z

My father was born in Cyrpus, near Larnaca, in 1922.

His father was called George Valaliou Parakras, and was born in Thermi, Mytilini, Lesbos.

His mother was called Patricia Yannis, born in Cyprus.

Both died in Cyprus.

I don't know any details of birth or death sadly.

My father was the youngest son of 9 children.

The only clue I have to age are 2 photos (of each parent) taken when my father left Cyprus in 1939 (he joined the British Army).

My grandfather looks *old* - perhaps in his 70's. That would put his year of birth around 1860-1870.

My grandmother looks about 50, so that's about 1890 for her birth.

Re: looking for any DAMIANOU's

ellio25 — 2007-06-28 14:20:56Z

Hey Jane,

As im not a paying member i cant contact you directly, i am a damianou living in nicosia. You can contact me using my username (ellio25) @ hotmail.com

Re: John Caldwell Black buried British Military Cemetery at Troodos

wendyh651 — 2007-08-18 06:48:31Z

Hi Dick, and others following this thread,

There is information about getting the most out of these Rootsweb boards available by clicking on the "Board Help" link that you will find at the bottom of every message board's home page.

You are able to attach files when you post to the board, so if you want to attach a photo of a headstone you may do so. When you are preparing a post to the board, click on the "Attach a file" link that is just above the Post button, then follow the instructions to locate the file on your computer and attach it. When you post, anyone who comes across your post will be able to see the picture.

Hope this helps. :-)

Kind Regards,
Wendy Howard
Cyprus Board Admin
--
Kaiwaka, Northland, New Zealand
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~wendyh65/

Re: Michel Konstantinou Kynnelis

EVIE59 — 2008-06-17 12:26:32Z

did he live in london with his sister ?

Re: John Caldwell Black buried British Military Cemetery at Troodos

kalimeradick — 2007-08-16 21:09:45Z

Hi Dean,
I received your reply. First of all I do not use this rootsweb site so do not know how to use it properly.

I live here in Cyprus so perhaps tomorrow time permitting I will nip up to the top of Troodos where the cemetery is and take some photos for you.

The easiest way for me to send them to you as I do not know how to use this site would be direct email. If that it ok with you then reply to this at my email address of kalimeradick@yahoo.com

Regards,

Dick Keeler

Re: John Caldwell Black buried British Military Cemetery at Troodos

kalimeradick — 2007-08-16 07:30:56Z

Hi Dean,

I see you posted this in 2004 and wondered if you ever got a reply and a picture as I was on Troodos last week and saw the grave of the Reverend Black.

I also saw on the internet at http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/ROOTS/1999-06/113089 that someone else noted thed grave.

The graves are situated in a very beautiful and peaceful spot on the mountain.

Regards,

Dick Keeler

Re: John Caldwell Black buried British Military Cemetery at Troodos

dcblack_1 — 2007-08-16 19:02:42Z

thank you for this. I wrote the Londons back, but I also noticed that their original e-mail was dated 1999. I appreciate your message, though. Perhaps some day someone will be able to take a picture for me.

Dean Black

Charalambous

kypreo6 — 2007-09-06 11:03:40Z

Hi everyone,

I'm currently trying to find any information on my great grandfather. His name was Thomas Charalambous or Charalambou and lived in the town of Platanistasa, Lefkosia, Cyprus. According to family knowledge he was in his 80s or early 90s when he died sometime between 1956-1959. His wife Maria, was said to have died young sometime in the 1930s, in her early 50s. It is believed her surname was Papageorgiou.

On one particular land record, which he transferred to one of his son's in 1948, his name was noted as Thomas Hadjicharalambous. The prefix Hadji would indicate that at some point he undertook the Christian pilgrimage to Palestine at one stage. From his surname it would appear that Thomas's father was Haralambous or Haralambos.

If anyone knows of any records or how these records can be obtained, please message me back. It would be great to get some accurate information on this family.

I do know that all Thomas's children ended up with his first name, Thomas or Hadjithomas as their surnames. Apparently in the town of Platanistasa, they were known as the Hamboulies.

Anyone here from Emba or Peyia, Pafos?

kypreo6 — 2007-08-22 07:51:46Z

Hi,

If there's anyone currently living in the villages of Emba or Peyia. Message me back!

Thanks

Anthony

Death records concerning George Symeou of Peyia, Pafos

kypreo6 — 2007-07-11 07:46:14Z

Hi,

I've been trying to trace down any records of birth or death of my great grandfather George Symeou. George was a ranger for local authorities (according to the family), and was born and lived in the village of Peyia, Pafos. His children, grandchildren and great grandhcildren many of whom still bear his name still live in the Pafos region, particularly Peyia. He was believed to have been in his early 90s when he died in the 1970s. If anyone knows any further details, or knows his family, or have any dates, it would be much appreciated.

Cyprus Births, Deaths & Marriages Registry Contact Details

kypreo6 — 2008-07-27 23:44:08Z

Hi everyone,

Below are the contact details for Cyprus' regiteries. They tend to record most, if not nearly all births from around the early 1900s onwards. They also have some deaths recorded, particularly in recent years and some marriages.

From experience, a birth record in Cyprus tends to contain the following;

A birth record in earlier times 1900-even up to the mid to late 1940s contained the following. Name of child, Both parents names, including mother's maiden name, DOB, place of birth, and sometimes even a father's occupation. On birth records in this period children did not tend to have a surname recorded on their birth. According to the patrynomics surname tradition; if a child named Georgios was born to Christodoulos Hadjigeorgiou, the child's full name was thus - Georgios Christodoulou Hadjigeorgiou. In most instances the child would only take on his father's first name as his surname. So in this case Georgios would be known as Georgios Christodoulou. Since their were no established hereditary surnames, many land records of the time state a person's three names according to the registry; "Child's name Father's first name Father's surname."

It may help alot of you, trying to find out actual names of ancestors from registry records, birth dates and even additional information on parents and their births and deaths. My advice is it is probably best to ring them (I have found the Paphos registry to be very helpful in providing birth and death details for free, also many staff speak English)

Here are the relevant BDM contact details for each district of Cyprus;

Nicosia District Office
Tel: +357-22804122
Fax: +357-22665990
E-mail: nicosia.dao@nicda.moi.gov.cy

Larnaca District Office
Tel: +357-24801818
Fax: +357-24304635
E-mail: dao.larnaka@cytanet.com.cy

Limissol District Office
Tel: +357 25806400
Fax: +357 25305288
E-mail: dao.limassol@cytanet.com.cy

Paphos District Office
Tel: +357-26801101
Fax: 357-26306251
E-mail: d.o.paphos@cytanet.com.au

Famagusta District Office
Tel: 357-24801002
Fax: 357-24304168
E-mail: dao.famagusta@cytanet.com.au

Kyrenia District Office
Tel: 357-22867620, 867784
Fax: 357-22867755

Hope it helps!

Regards,

Anthony

Re: Parakras & Yannis

kypreo6 — 2008-07-27 23:28:07Z

Hi Andrew,

I may be able to help you.

If your father was born near Larnaka in 1922, his birth would be recorded in the Larnaka Dictrict Births, Death and Marriages registry.

If you give them a call (which is probably the best option) and ask them to search for your father's birth registration, and also his siblings, it will help to uncover more about your family. The birth record will have your father's parents listed, and possibly may even have the birth and death dates of your grandparents.

Was your father from Larnaka town or a village near Larnaka? If so, what was the village name?

Here are the details for the registry:

Larnaca District Office
Tel: +357-24801818
Fax: +357-24304635
E-mail: dao.larnaca@cytanet.com.cy

Re: Death records concerning George Symeou of Peyia, Pafos

kypreo6 — 2008-07-14 00:11:29Z

Hi Neil,

Any information on the Symeou line yet?

Regards,

Anthony

Re: Death records concerning George Symeou of Peyia, Pafos

kypreo6 — 2008-07-04 23:51:49Z

Hi,

No I haven't been to Peyia. I'm one of George Symeou's youngest great grandchildren (born 1989).

My line is through;

Me (Anthony Georgiou) -> John Georgiou (b. 1955) -> Neophytos Georgiou (b. 1921) -> George Symeou (b. 1888) -> Symeos Hadjiyianni (b.c. 1845).

They should all be descended most likely through Symeos Hadjiyianni.

Perhaps your father remembers his great uncles and aunties.

Kind Regards,

Anthony

Re: Death records concerning George Symeou of Peyia, Pafos

kypreo6 — 2008-07-04 12:04:05Z

What a small world, I'm from Australia too, Sydney. How about yourself?

Re: Death records concerning George Symeou of Peyia, Pafos

kypreo6 — 2008-07-05 00:20:50Z

Thanks.

I'm gonna have to get over there as my grandfathers brothers and sisters are largely all still alive. Unfortunately don't know as much from here, because my grandfather passed away in 1995.

Hope to hear from you soon,

Anthony

Re: Death records concerning George Symeou of Peyia, Pafos

kypreo6 — 2008-07-04 11:55:43Z

Hi,

From what I know of George Symeou had 4 brothers and sisters;

(1) Ahilleas Symeou
(2) Nikolas Symeou
(3) Panayotis Symeou
(4) Angelou Symeou

George Symeou had 8 children;

-Neophytos Georgiou
-Maria Georgiou
-Paraskevou Georgiou
-Savvas Georgiou
-Zinonas Symeou
-Yiannis Symeou
-Christos Symeou
-Kyriakou Symeou

Who are you related to in Peyia?

Kind Regards,

Anthony

Re: Death records concerning George Symeou of Peyia, Pafos

kypreo6 — 2008-07-04 23:34:16Z

Hi,

Unfortunately I don't have their wife's or husband's names. But I'm sure some of the older family members would know who they're related through.

Let me know which Symeou you're related through and how.

Regards,

Anthony