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He died in [[Athens]] in [[1842]]. [[Category:1792 births|Botasis, Nikolaos]]

Smolenskis was born in [[1842]], the son of Leonidas Smolenz, a Hungarian [[Philhellenism|Philhellene]] w [[Category:1842 births|Smolenskis, Konstantinos]]

He died in [[1842]] in [[Messolonghi]]. [[Category:1780 births|Varnakiotis, Georgios]]

Gyzis was born on [[March 1]], [[1842]], in Sklavochori, [[Tinos]]. He was one of six children of carpenter Onouf [[Category:1842 births|Gyzis, Nikolaos]]

Dragoumis was born in [[Athens]], in [[1842]]. He studied law and worked as a jurist. Later, he became Secretary Genera [[Category:1842 births|Dragoumis, Stephanos]]

[[Category:1783 births|Fabvier, Charles]]

==Births== *[[1842]]: [[Nikolaos Zosimas]], national benefactor.

==Births== *[[1842]]: [[Nikolaos Gyzis]], painter

...f the [[National Bank of Greece]] and was its first governor, elected in [[1842]].<ref name=archive/> The National Bank of Greece was the sole institution [[Category:1788 births|Stavrou, Georgios]]

...accepted the Chiltern Hundreds in [[1839]]. From November 1839 to December 1842 he was commander-in-chief at Portsmouth. [[Category:1770 births|Codrington, Edward]]

...mburg, at age 19. This circumstance came to an end with his employment, in 1842, at the commodities firm of F. C. Quien and Son. (Some say this was in Amst [[Category:1822 births|Schliemann, Heinrich]]