40 Greek names in booklet "The Wyoming Hellenes" by Patrick Pace

 

The Wyoming Hellenes - Two Papers on Greek-American Immigrants to the State of Wyoming and their Communities by Patrick Pace, published by Absent House Publishing in 2022.

This booklet includes 40 Greek names - listed below.

From book cover:  This booklet contains two separate but overlapping research papers covering the Greek-American immigrant experience in Wyoming.  As part of that experience, it explores the tension Greek immigrants felt between two homelands in the early twentieth-century as they settled in Wyoming.  Here, Greek-Americans were often caught between loyalty to their sending culture and patriotism in their receiving country -- the United States.  This research evaluates the concepts of transnationalism, cosmopolitanism, and particularity that the immigrant often faces as they wrestle between two identities.  The Greeks and Greek Orthodox of Wyoming were and are not isolates in their experiences, but did manage to retain a healthy grasp on their culture, even as they assimilated into the American fabric.

Names mentioned in book:

Anagnostou, Yiorgos

Beck, Ann Flesnor

Blappas, Mike

Callas brothers

Chackas, Peter

Chipouras, Peter

Christou, Anastasia

Complos, Harry

Constantinou, Stavros T.

Contos, John

Dounia, Margarita

Franklis, Mike

Gage, Nicholas

Galeotos, Gus

Galeotos, Helen

Galeotos, Peter

Galeotos, Sam

Galiotis (aka Galeotos) family

Gallos, W.

Gerasimos, Elias (priest)

Harlaftis (aka Mores)

Iliou, Maria

Kallas brothers

Karahal, Argyris

Karpathakis, Anna

Kitroeff, Alexander

Kourelis, Kostis

Kouris, Pauline

Mandinis, Gus

Mores (aka Harlaftis)

Mores, George

Mores, Gus

Mores, Helen

Nicholas, Gabriel (priest)

Panopoulos, Panayotis

Paparides, J. (priest)

Pappas, Andy

Starves, Sam

Talagan, Dean (priest)

Vassardakis, G.

Zachapulos brothers