NameStephanos (Zorzis) Galati, 4C6R
Birth17 May 1808, Chios, Greece/Hellenes
Death4 Aug 1875, Syros, Greece/Hellenes
OccupationLawyer.
EducationYale. Law degree from Paris.
Note 1(Sikanon) Judge of Aréopage. Professor at University of Athens. Chevalier de l'Ordre du Sauveur.
Note 2He appears in the 1860 and 1870 Syros census but the data conflict with Argenti. 1860 Census: Stephanos Galati, lawyer, with sons George, Constantine and Theodore, all students.
Note 31870 Census: Stephanos George Galati, lawyer, with sons George, Constantine, both merchants, and Theodore & Nicolas, profession not given, probably students.
Note 5Escaped the 1822 Chios Massacres with his mother and brothers after hiding for 11 days. The family went to Malta while he went on to the USA in 1823 studying at Yale, returning to Malta in 1829.
Note 4It seems he may have had additional sons Theodore and Nicolas...
Note 5Michael Agelasto notes: “It is highly unlikely that Stephanos would be given as the second (i.e. father’s) name when the father is still alive on the day of baptism naming! ...
Note 5“... Missing are George and Constantine, older siblings, both of whom lived 1860-1870 with their father and unknown to Argenti. George married between 1860-1870.”
Flags CALRel, Hellenic, Cantacuzene, Condostavlo, Coressi, Galati, Rodocanachi