Migrants- Agia Paraskevi
| Surname: | Mihailaros (Mitchell) |
| Name: | Georgios |
| Year of Birth: | 1924 |
| Father's Name: | Ignatios (Agia Paraskevi) |
| Mother's Name: | Aspasia Zarparini (Agia Paraskevi) |
| Siblings: | Ioannis, Eleni (Haliou) |
| Year of Arrival in Australia: | 1938 |
| Sponsor: | Christos Mihailaros (Chris Mitchell) |
| Married: | Joyce Collins (Newcastle, Australia) |
| Children: | Ignatios (Glen), Christos (Chris) |
| City of Residence: | Sydney |
| Livelihood: | Small Business- Cafes, and waiter |
Above: Sitting are my parents, Ignatios and Aspasia, while my brother, Ioannis (left), sister, Eleni (middle) and I (right) are in the front. Standing are: Katina, Stasa and Despina.
Above Right: Year 6 in our village. I am fourth from the right- in the second row from the bottom. Our teacher is Kostas Papaharalambos. Circa 1936.
Above: With "horiano", Socrates Behlevanas, in Cootumundra (N.S.W). I worked in his cafe, the White Rose Cafe in the early 1940's.
Above Right: With Giorgos Varellas (right) at Luna park, Sydney. It is 1944, and we are on leave. At the time, I was serving in the Australian Service Corps- during the Second World War.
Above: Paddington Town Hall, Sydney. With friends and compatriots. From left, we are: Dimitrios and Mary Sarikas, my wife, Joyce, Katerina Koulmandas (nee: Koumbis), Efstratios Giannakellis (Kelly), Pericles Koulmandas, Kanakis, Socrates Giannakellis, myself, unknown, Harry Giannakis, Maria Giannaki, Stavroula Giannakelli (nee: Paleologou) and unknown.
Above: With my wife, Joyce (sitting right), our grandchildren, Angela and Mark (front row), my sons, Ignatios (Glen) and Chris, and our daughter-in-law, Patricia.