The railway age · Emigration
Born in Kalamaki, buried in America
1890–1944 Probable
Find a Grave lists four people born in "Kalamaki, Argolis" between about 1890 and 1944 who died in New Jersey, California, Ohio and Texas. One of them was naturalised and served in the US Army in 1942–1943. The birthplaces were entered by volunteers, so they are likely but not certain.
- Where
- Kalamaki
- Threads
- Emigration
- Certainty
- Probable likely, but not fully proven
Sources
- Find a Grave, memorials 233227462, 216407533, 261653778, 284063552 (geboorteplaats «Kalamaki (Peloponnesos), Regional unit of Argolis») Open (opens in a new tab)
Also in this period
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1902
Zacharia Mila, the first known emigrant, goes to Chicago
Zacharia Mila from Kalamaki leaves for Chicago in 1902, which makes him the earliest emigrant from Myloi and Kalamaki we know of. He works there until 1906 and then returns to his wife Marigo in Kalamaki. We know this…
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1906
Andes Candies: a founder from Myloi or from Achladokampos?
In 1934 the New York Greek daily Ethnikos Kiryx wrote that Andreas G. Kanelos (Kanellopoulos), founder of the Andes Candies shops in Chicago, "comes from Myloi of Argos" and arrived in America in 1906 at the age of…
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1909–1914
Young men from "Myli" and "Mylous" on the Ellis Island lists
A search of about 10,300 Ellis Island records found some twenty Greek travellers who gave Myli, Mylous or Milon as home, most between 1909 and 1914. They were mostly single men of 17 to 27, sailing from Patras or Piraeus…
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24 April 1911
On the Patris to Chicago: Mila and Stavros Kouvalis
Zacharia Mila (38) and fifteen-year-old Stavros Kouvalis sailed from Piraeus on 4 April 1911 on the Patris, the first Greek liner to New York, and arrived twenty days later. Both were going to Angelos Kouvalis, Stavros's…