Ρόδης (RODIS) family name - Αίγινα (Aegina) island

From Konstantinos Koutsodontis:

Dear Stelian,
Research on the collections is complete and I am pleased to inform you that I have found many records for Rodis family members on Aigina. Among them, your distant ancestors: Georgios of Antonios born in 1842, his father Antonios who was born in 1816 and Konstantis (Konstantinos)
b. 1766.

These are the records found in each collection:

1836 Aigina Census

Rodis Antonios, 20 yo, unmarried
Rodis Georgios, 30 yo, no children
Rodis Ioannis D., 30 yo, 2 sons & 1 daughter
Rodis Konstantis, 70 yo, 1 son & 1 daughter
Rodis Michail, 30yo, 3 daughters
Rodis Spyros, 38 yo, 3 sons
Rodis Yiannakis, 65 yo, 4 sons & 1 daughter

1835-1846 Birth records

Georgios Rodis of Antonios, born on October 18 1842 (father's occupation: shipowner)

1830 Aigina Business directory

Demetrios Kyriakos Rodis, owner of 1 lab, 1 house and 1 winery

1831 Aigina Business directory

Spyros Rodis, owner of a winery

Attached you will find the excerpts of the documents where all aforementioned records were found.

I remain at your disposal for any clarification needed.

Best regards,
Konstantinos Koutsodontis
Greek Genealogist <greekgenealogist@gmail.com>











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