The family came from Andros. Rosanoski’s account traces one branch from John’s sons Nicholas and Basil, who moved to London and operated the Greek Line, with United Operators Shipping Agencies as their New York concern; Mitchell instead connects that agency with N.J. Goulandris. A second branch descends from Petros, said here to have died during the First World War. His sons John and Costa moved to New York. John’s marriage to Maria Lemos connected him with Costa Lemos, with whom he formed a Triton shipping concern; Rosanoski leaves its precise identity among similarly named Triton companies uncertain. The younger twins Nicholas and Basil later joined them, and the four brothers formed Orion. George Embericos and their uncle Demosthenes Dampasis joined by 1950. After John’s death that year, the remaining brothers managed the family’s half interest, with Maria holding the other half. Orion was renamed Global Chartering.
Jordan lists D.J. Goulandris of Athens and John N. Goulandris of Andros under S.G. Embiricos. Brown associates G.P. Goulandris with United Shipping & Trading Co. of Greece; Rosanoski tentatively places him in the Goulandris Brothers branch and equates him with G. Goulandris (Hellas), but does not establish that identity.
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