Migrants- Paleohori
| Surname: | Mouhtouris |
| Name: | Panagiotis |
| Year of Birth: | 1933 |
| Father's Name: | Apostolos (Paleohori) |
| Mother's Name: | Maria Ahilara (Paleohori) |
| Siblings: | Dimitrios, Evangelia (Skafida), Konstantinos |
| Year of Arrival in Australia: | 1953 |
| Sponsor: | Panagiotis Chrysomalos (Plomari) |
| Married: | Evangelia Halaka (Paleohori) |
| Children: | Paradisia (Patricia), Maria, Apostolos, Christina |
| City of Residence: | Sydney |
| Livelihood: | Small Business: The Elysian Cafe (Mendooran, New South Wales) |
Above: My parents, Apostolos and Maria.
Above Right: In Hay, New South Wales, I worked atr the Garden of Roses Cafe for one year.
Above: Hyde Paek, Sydney. With my cousins, Dimitrios Karavas, and Stelios Karambasis. I am in the middle.
Above Right: On my wedding day in Parkes (New South Wales). Next to me is my wife, Evangelia.
Above: With my daughter, Paradisia, in Tottenham (central-west New South Wales).
Above Right: After thirty-eight years in Mendooran, where we worked the Elysian Cafe, we decided to leave the town and move to Sydney. The locals gave my wife, Evangelia, and me a farewell party in recognition of our contribution to the town. Our children, Patricia, Maria, Apostolos and Christina- as well as their partners, Bruce and Roger, and our grandchildren, Panagiotis, Thomas, Angela and Victoria- all came up for the occasion.