Mr Peter L. Lemberopolous1, 30, from Greece, was possibly born in Marseilles, France.
He had apparently lived in Stamford, CT since 1906 and was returning there from Greece. He was married to a woman named Angelica.
boarded the Titanic at Cherbourg as a third-class passenger (ticket number 2683, £6 8s 9d).
Mr Lemberopolous lost his life in the disaster. His body was later recovered by the MacKay Bennett (#196).
NO. 196. - MALE. - ESTIMATED AGE, 34. DARK - HAIR AND MOUSTACHE. CLOTHING - Green striped suit; heavy blue wool vest; no boots. EFFECTS - Gold watch; $15.45. THIRD CLASS. NAME - PETRIL SEMPEROPOLIS. |
A permit for burial was issued on 9 May and he was buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery the following day.
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Has a memorial in St. Johns Churchyard, Agios Sostis community, Messinia, Greece. This memorial was unveiled on 3rd June 2001.
Number P. 408. Limpereropoulos, (sic), P. Widow and child, received grant of £50.
Insurance claim number C78. Life: $35,000. Property: $5000. Claims filed by his wife.
- Mansion House Titanic Relief Fund Booklet, March 1913
No. 258. (Greek). A naturalised American citizen, who had returned in 1907 to Greece and married there, was drowned. His wife and child were left in Greece until he should have established a home for them here. His body was recovered and buried in Halifax. A small sum of money, found upon his body was sent to his wife. The English Committee granted £110 to the wife and child.
- The Emergency and Relief booklet by the American Red Cross, 1913
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