Category Archives: Konstantin Pavellas
Ancient Family History
I subscribe to a Facebook group named “Haplogroup J2b and Subclades.” It’s for people interested in genetic genealogy, especially for those with the genetic designation ‘Haplogroup J2,’ its ‘subclade ‘J2b,’ and other subdivisions of each. My paternal genetic haplotype is … Continue reading
San Francisco During The Great Depression, WWII, FDR, Brooklyn, Berkeley and the US Navy
I have been writing a memoir of the years 1937-1958, dated from my birth to when I mustered out of the U.S. Navy at age 21. Before recounting my actual memories, and the memories of what family members have told … Continue reading
Posted in Alexander K. Pavellas, Angelina Pagonis, Artemis (Pagonis) Pavellas, Beatrice (Pagonis) Thomas, Clara Lucille (Harpending) Pavellas, Conrad H. Pavellas, Diane H. Pavellas, George D. Papageorge-Palladius, George Pagonis, Harry Pagonis, Helen (Diakakis) Pagonis, Konstantin Pavellas, Mary Genevieve (Harpending) Papageorge-Palladius, Nestor Palladius, Ronald A. Pavellas
Tagged 1941 Oldsmobile panel truck, Admiral Arleigh "31-knot" Burke, Arguello Boulevard, Atomic bomb, Berkeley High School, Brooklyn, Chiang Kai-chek, Cold War, Cow Palace, Electronics Technician 3rd Class, Federal Writers' Project, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, G.I. Bill, International Typographical Union, Isadora Duncan, Japanese Imperial Navy, Korean Conflict, Lowell High School in SF, New Deal, Pearl Harbor, Raymond Duncan, Richmond shipyard, ROTC, San Francisco, Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, Socialist Labor Party, The Great Depression, The Great Diamond Hoax, The Prometheus, The Socialist Labor Party, U.S. Navy, University of California, Victory Ships
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Family Blog of Ron Pavellas 