The following photo archives are sorted by family last name. Most are donated by whoever did an interview with us, belonging to a certain family, and so their archives may be especially focused on that individual. When applicable, their corresponding interview files can be found here.
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Speal • Pappas • Lambropoulos • Mayson • Dafnas • Brousalis • Achilleos • Pandis • Ioannidis • Frantzeskos • Penney • Menikefs • Katinas • Karkoulis • Tryfonopoulos • Zakos • Karis • Kannelos • Xenodochidou • Bettas • Antonakos • Fountas • Sakell • Leos • Stathopoulos •
Speal
George Speal
Nicholas and Anastasia Speal were George Speal’s parents. Please see below a church record of their marriage. They were married at the Greek Orthodox Church of Evangelismos in Montreal in 1921. According the 1921 Canada census, Nicholas and Anastasia (Gerasimo) lived in Toronto at 152 Danforth. (Later on they settled in Kingston)
Nicholas and Anastasia Speal were George Speal’s parents. Please see below a church record of their marriage. They were married at the Greek Orthodox Church of Evangelismos in Montreal in 1921. According the 1921 Canada census, Nicholas and Anastasia (Gerasimo) lived in Toronto at 152 Danforth. (Later on they settled in Kingston)
Nicholas and Anastasia Speal were George Speal’s parents. Please see below a church record of their marriage. They were married at the Greek Orthodox Church of Evangelismos in Montreal in 1921. According the 1921 Canada census, Nicholas and Anastasia (Gerasimo) lived in Toronto at 152 Danforth. (Later on they settled in Kingston)
George N. Speal ,1958 Osgoode Hall Law School Yearbook
George N. Speal ,1958 Osgoode Hall Law School Yearbook
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George Speal Photo Collection 1
Pappas
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Pappas Family Archival Documents Collection 1
Lampropoulos
Mayson
Mary Mason’s mother at Thesaloniki/1962
Mary Mayson and others 1962
Dafnas
From George Katinas: “In a previous post I wrote about Peter Dafnas, one of the early Greeks of Kingston. According to Kingston’s City Directory of 1913-1914, Peter Dafnas was the owner of the New York Fruit store at 314 Princess Street. Peter Dafnas’ son Michael was killed in action in 1944 while fighting in Italy. He was 22 years old when he died.”
From George Katinas: “Peter Dafnas was the owner of the New York Fruit Store at 314 Princess St.. The earliest evidence I found about his store is from the Kingston’s City Directory 1913-1914. In August of 1920 he married an Irish Canadian woman named Annie McCann.”
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Dafnas 1921 Census Forms
Brousalis
Ted Brousalis’s last day in Greece (on car) on his right his future koumbara Andromache
Retrieved from https://bespokebybrouhaha.me/2008/08/25/ted/
Retrieved from https://bespokebybrouhaha.me/2008/08/25/ted/
Retrieved from https://bespokebybrouhaha.me/2008/08/25/ted/
Retrieved from https://bespokebybrouhaha.me/2008/08/25/ted/
Retrieved from https://bespokebybrouhaha.me/2008/08/25/ted/
Retrieved from https://bespokebybrouhaha.me/2008/08/25/ted/
Retrieved from https://bespokebybrouhaha.me/2008/08/25/ted/
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Brousalis News Article
Achilleos
Pandis
Ioannidis
Frantzeskos
Cleo’s Family house
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Andreas and Cleo Frantzeskos
Cleo teaching Greek school (kingston)
This picture is taken with Cleo’s ex-students of the Melville/Yorkton Greek School that Andreas and Cleo established; photo taken when they visited Yorkton around 2013.
Cleo teaching Greek School
Cleo teaching Greek school (Kingston)
Penney
Menikefs
Fil and Maria Menikefs at the time of their interview (2018)
Fil and Maria Menikefs Wedding
Katinas
During the 1920s and 1930s in Kingston there were several ice cream and candy stores owned by Greek Canadians. My grandfather, Emmanuel Katinas, owned a candy store in Smiths Falls around the same time. In 1920 he opened a store named “Candy Kitchen” and operated it for the next 15 years.
During the 1920s and 1930s in Kingston there were several ice cream and candy stores owned by Greek Canadians. My grandfather, Emmanuel Katinas, owned a candy store in Smiths Falls around the same time. In 1920 he opened a store named “Candy Kitchen” and operated it for the next 15 years.
During the 1920s and 1930s in Kingston there were several ice cream and candy stores owned by Greek Canadians. My grandfather, Emmanuel Katinas, owned a candy store in Smiths Falls around the same time. In 1920 he opened a store named “Candy Kitchen” and operated it for the next 15 years.
During the 1920s and 1930s in Kingston there were several ice cream and candy stores owned by Greek Canadians. My grandfather, Emmanuel Katinas, owned a candy store in Smiths Falls around the same time. In 1920 he opened a store named “Candy Kitchen” and operated it for the next 15 years.
During the 1920s and 1930s in Kingston there were several ice cream and candy stores owned by Greek Canadians. My grandfather, Emmanuel Katinas, owned a candy store in Smiths Falls around the same time. In 1920 he opened a store named “Candy Kitchen” and operated it for the next 15 years.
During the 1920s and 1930s in Kingston there were several ice cream and candy stores owned by Greek Canadians. My grandfather, Emmanuel Katinas, owned a candy store in Smiths Falls around the same time. In 1920 he opened a store named “Candy Kitchen” and operated it for the next 15 years.
During the 1920s and 1930s in Kingston there were several ice cream and candy stores owned by Greek Canadians. My grandfather, Emmanuel Katinas, owned a candy store in Smiths Falls around the same time. In 1920 he opened a store named “Candy Kitchen” and operated it for the next 15 years.
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Katinas Family ticket to Greece 1965
Karkoulis
John Karkoulis (Γιαννης Καρκουλις
Engagement Photo
Giorgos, Peter and Maria at Thesaloniki
(wedding)
March 25th Celabration Photo
wedding celabration
(wedding)
Maria at her school competition
Maria marrying Pete Karkoulis in Kingston
at folklore
Maria’s Fathter and Mother
Tryfonopoulos
the soccer team for the Greek community circa 1972
Manos with his father, Father Ioannis Tryfonopoulos
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Church council
Ship to Canada Manos Tryfonopoulos
Zakos
Zakos brothers
Zakos Bros Fruit Store
This advertisement is from the 1944 Peterborough City Directory. The proprietor of Plaza Billiards was Spiro Zakos, who was a member of the Zakos family of Kingston. Spiro, along with his mother and two brothers, came to Kingston in 1925 to join the rest of the family who were already in Kingston. He married Sophie Yeotes of Peterborough and was the proprietor of Plaza Billiards from the late 1930s until his passing in 1959.
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Zakos Family Documents Collection 1
Karis
Superior Restaurant intKaris family Superior restauranterior
George Karis’s wife (Eleftheria)’s naturalization paper 1919
Mother’s wedding notice – newspaper back
John and Julia Georgiadis; (Mary Johnson’s sister)
Mike and Mary Johnson, friends; members of Greek communtiy
Tessie Karis; Nicholas Speal; Julia Georgiadis; Frank Karis; Mary and Mike Johnson
George Karis immigration document
Tessie and Frank Karis wedding photo
George and Effie Karis Wedding
Maria’s mother’s wedding notice
George Karis (Maria’s uncle) and her first cousin, Dianne, Tom Karis’s daughter
Karis family Superior restaurant
Karis family Superior restaurant
Konstantine Karis, Maria’s grandfather
Maria’s father (Frank)’s Ice Cream plant
George Karis approval document to leave Greece
May Karis (Frank Karis’s sister in law) and his nieces
Frank and Tessie Karis wedding (Maria’s mother and father). Far right is Katina Zakos
Retrieved from https://bespokebybrouhaha.me/2009/07/06/tessie/
Retrieved from https://bespokebybrouhaha.me/2009/07/06/tessie/
Maria Karis Present
Ted Brousalis’s last day in Greece (on car) on his right his future koumbara Andromache
group photo of Speal, Karisand Sakel
Mayfair Restaurant
Superior Restaurant on Princess St. – Karis family
In Thesaloniki at Mary Mason’s mother’s house
Mayfair Restaurant
Spiro (Frank) Karis
Spiro (Frank) Karis’ rubbing from Ellis Island
Sakels & karis
Maria Karis’s grandmother (in center);
Wedding
Group wedding photo of George &Effie (Eleftheria)
Tessie & Frank Karis
Ted Brousalis & Maria’s wedding
Maria’s parents’ home at Queen st.
Tessie-Bessie connection
Spiro (Frank Karis)
Outside wedding photo on the side of the Greek church
Superior ice cream plant
Peter Karis
1962 trip to Greece.
Spiro (Frank) Karis
“new” Superior Ice Cream- Karis family
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Karis Family Documents Collection 1
George Karis Documents Collection
Kannelos
Xenodochidou
Bettas
Bettas – Baptism
Pandellis Bettas’s Olympia Billards
Pandellis Bettas at Olympia Billards
From left to right: Stavros Touris, Fr. Nicholas Psihos, ____, Demitri Stratis, Louis Leos, Pandelis Bettas, George Pandis; Seated: ____, Tom Annis
A photo which Voula mailed to Pandelis to introduce herself.
A photo mailed to Pandelis of Voula
Voula and Pandelis Bettas Wedding
Pandelis and Voula’s Wedding
Pandellis Bettas at Olympia Billards
Pandellis Bettas at Olympia Billards
Antonakos
Fountas
Sakell
Maureen and Spiro on the day of their interview
Maureen and Spiro Sakell with their Children at the 1974 Folklore, standing underneath columns made for Folklore decor
Maureen and Sprio on their wedding day
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Sakell Family Documents Collection
Leos
The Queen’s Tea Room, owned by Toula Leos’s family
Stathopolous
Exiting St George’s Voula and Tom
Nikas
A painting of the embassy restaurant as shown in the Whig Standard.
Murva and Chris’s wedding, November 18, 1962
Murva and Chris’s wedding, November 18, 1962
A painting of Chris and Gus’s Variety Store, as painted by Bob Blenderman.
Murva and Chris’s wedding, November 18, 1962
Murva and Chris’s wedding, November 18, 1962
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Christina’s Biography about her Pappou, Written 2013
