NamePhilip Pandely (Pandely) Argenti °, 7G Grandson
Birth1 May 1891, Marseille, France
Death14 Apr 1974, London, England
Burial19 Apr 1974, Greek Orthodox Cemetery, West Norwood, London, England
Baptism21 Oct 1891, Greek Orthodox Cathedral, St Sophia, Moscow Road, Bayswater, London, England
Residence1939, 8 Princes Gardens, Kensington, London, England
Residencebef 1974, The Kampos, Chios, Greece
Residence1930, 25 Half Moon Street, Piccadilly, Westminster, London, England
Residence1922, 16 Hyde Park Terrace, Westminster, London, England
Residence42 Rue de Bucharest, Athens, Greece
Memo“Fifty Years of Sport” (1922) says 46 Rue de Bucharest, Athens.
OccupationGreek diplomat and lawyer. Historian of Chios. Genealogist.
EducationWinchester College (Cook’s House 1906-10). Christ Church College, Oxford (1910-12). Read Law at Athens University.
Note 1His portrait hangs in the Koraïs Library, Chios. Author of ‘Libro d’Oro de la Noblesse de Chio’ (OUP 1955 2 vols); History of Chios (with L. M. Calvocoressi and D. P. Petrocochino, 1928); and numerous other publications relating to Chios.
Note 2Lt (Reserve) Greek Cavalry. OBE (Mil.). Grand Officer of the Order of St Sepulchre. Officer of the Order of the White Eagle (Serbia). Greek Military Cross. Greek War Medal for Merit. Serbian Medal for Bravery.
Note 3Served in the Venizelist forces throughout the Macedonian attack in WWl and in the 3rd Greek Cavalry Regt. His portrait was painted by Laszlo in Apr 1930.
Note 4Rowed at Winchester in College Four; at Oxford in Torpids and Christ Boat, Summer Eights 1911. Studied languages in Germany, France and Italy.
Note 5In 1968 he encouraged CAL to continue his work into the history of Chios and its diaspora families. But it seemed strange nevertheless that he felt the need to impress and overawe a nineteen-year-old cousin...
God-parentsEugenia Ralli.
Flags***, Argenti, Avierino, Calvocoressi, Cantacuzene, Caralli, Coressi, Giustiniani Fi, Giustiniani Pi, Grimaldi, Mavrogordato, Maximo, Negroponte, Petrocochino, Ralli (Chaviara), Ralli (Pitsis), Rodocanachi, Scanavi, Scaramanga, Schilizzi, Sechiari, Sevastopoulos, Vlasto, Vouro