Individual Details
Dimitrios Zacharakis
(Abt 1760 - )
Dimitrios is the oldest Zaharakis found in the records of Theologos, and this record is the Aristeia he was awarded for participating in the Revolution of 1821.
Assume he is, therefore, the father of the next oldest men: Panagiotis, Theodoros, Georgios and Ioannis.
Assume he is, therefore, the father of the next oldest men: Panagiotis, Theodoros, Georgios and Ioannis.
Events
| Birth | Abt 1760 | Of Theologos, Sellasias, Oinountos, Lakonia, Greece |  | ||
| Residence | 1810 | Theologos, Sellasias, Oinountos, Lakonia, Greece | | ||
| Military | 1821 | 1821 War of Independence | |  | |
| Death | Of Theologos, Sellasias, Oinountos, Lakonia, Greece | ||||
| FamilySearch ID | L8WZ-XNW |
Families
| Spouse | Mrs Dimitrios Zacharakis ( - ) |
| Child | Ioannis Zacharakis (1798 - ) |
| Child | Georgios Dimitrios Zacharakis (1802 - 1869) |
| Child | Panagiotis Dimitrios Zacharakis (1810 - ) |
Notes
Birth
Birth year estimated at 25 years before birth of son, Ioannis, in 1785Residence
Son, Panagiotis, born in 1810 in Theologos.Military
Aristeia Archive of the 1821 Revolution - InformationFrom Gregory Kontos: I've been looking for what we call Αριστεία (Aristeia)[="distinction"] of Greeks that took part in the Greek Revolution of 1821. There are thousands of lists including thousands of names. All these people received anAristeion for their service to the country.
They were all born before 1805. There is more information about every single of them but it's very hard to be traced.
These records came from the General Archives of Greece in Athens, Archive of Aristeia.
Records sent by Gregory on June 22, 2013:
Last name, first name, village, line number
Zacharakis, Dimitrios from Trouzela? #67 [Gregory wrote: I cannot read that village's name; my note: this village is most likely Theologos]
Image in Greek Archives , Aristeia Archives folder
Endnotes
1. Aristeia Archive of the 1821 Revolution, Line 67.