Family Group Sheet
Family Group Sheet
NameEustratius Panteleon Constantine (Pandely) Ralli, GGGG Grandson
Birth11 May 1856, London, England
Death8 Aug 1935, Brighton, Sussex, England
Burial1935, Kensal Green Cemetery, London, England
Baptism20 Jun 1856, Church of Our Saviour, London Wall, City of London, England
EducationEton (cricket Xl in 1873/74).
Note 1(Chaviara-Chatta) Presumably the E. P. Ralli (‘son of Pantaleone’) whose Camille Silvy portrait is in the National Portrait Gallery, London.
Note 2He is described as of of Monte Carlo. He had two marriages according to 1935 press reports. His first wife died young and his second two years prior to his own death.
Note 3He was arrested in Calais on 31 Jan 1894 on a British warrant, charging him with forgery and deception (forging his bankrupt brother’s signature on a deed). Held in prison in France from 16 Dec 1893 to 31 Jan 1894.
Note 4He was in financial difficulties and went to Australia in 1892 but returned soon after, probably thinking “his rich relations would settle” his debts. Their refusal may have led him to try raising money by forging his brother’s signature as a guarantor.
Note 5Found guilty at the Old Bailey 5 Mar 1894 but sentence respited. It is not clear whether there was active collusion between Eustratius and John in the forgery but this does seem a strong possibility.
God-parentsDimitrios and Julia Scaramanga.
FlagsArgenti, Avierino, Cantacuzene, Caradja, Coressi, Giustiniani Fi, Giustiniani Pi, Grimaldi, London, Mavrogordato, Maximo, OurSaviourLondonWall, Petrocochino, Ralli(Chaviara), Ralli(Pitsis), Rodocanachi, Scanavi, Scaramanga, Schilizzi, Sechiari, Vlasto
FatherPandely Constantine (Constantine) Ralli (1814-1873)
MotherChariklea 'Harriet' (Eustratios) Ralli (1831-1919)
Other spousesLillian Sarah (Simeon) Hirst
Marriage18 Jul 1898, London, England
SpouseLilian Elsie (James) McNair
Birth15 Jul 1878, London, England
Death15 May 1933, Marylebone, London, England
Burial1933, Kensal Green Cemetery, London, England
Note 1Her tomb stone describes ...”her courage, loyalty and honesty personified. Her faith was absolutely unshaken to the end in spite of long and terrible suffering”.
FlagsLondon
FatherJames Inward McNair (?-?)
MotherMary Linn O’Brien (?-?)