NameAlexander Constantine 'Alec' (Constantine) Ionides
Birth12 Jul 1862, Pera, Constantinople, Turkey/Byzantium
Death2 Nov 1931, London, England
MemoOr 1952 according to Sturdza (wrong!).
Burial5 Nov 1931, Greek Orthodox Cemetery, West Norwood, London, England
Residence1892-1931, 34 Porchester Terrace, Bayswater, London, England
Residence1887, 20 Westbourne Terrace, Bayswater, London, England
OccupationMerchant and engineer. Stockbroker and company director.
EducationRadley School.
OriginConstantinople. London.
Note 1Author of ‘Ion - A Grandfather’s Tale’ (1927). Produced scientific papers. A plaintiff in the 1921 Kessisoglu libel trial. Left an estate of £21,807.00 to his widow. His portrait was painted by G. F. Watts, Legros, Swan, Bellinger and painted in RI group.
Note 2Presumably the A. C. Ionides whoi was a founder of the Anglo-Hellenic League with D. J. Cassavetti in c. 1913.
Note 3In the early 1900s he became guardian and mentor to his nephew by marriage, Michel E. T. D. Vlasto, who came to loathe his bullying and constant criticism.
Flags***, Avierino, Calvocoressi, Ionides, Petrocochino, Scanavi, Sevastopoulos
FatherConstantine Alexander (Alexander) Ionides (1833-1900)
MotherAgathonike (Constantine) Fenerlis (1841-1920)