Migrants-Agia Paraskevi
| Family Name: | Koumanias |
| Name: | Mihail |
| Life: | 1942 |
| Father's Name: | Paraschos (Agia Paraskevi) |
| Mother's Name: | Amerisouda Papageorgiou-Despotelli (Agia Paraskevi) |
| Siblings: | Eleni |
| Year of Arrival in Australia: | 1960 |
| Sponsor: | Panagiotis Koumanias (my uncle) |
| City of Residence: | Canberra, Australia |
| Livelihood: | Concreter at Snowy Mountains Scheme, Cook and Manager Cold Seas/ Deli Nut |
Above: My maternal grandmother, Marianthi Papageorgiou-Despotelli. She lived until 110 years of age.
Above Right: My mother, Amerisouda, at the panygiri of Agios Haralambos.
Above: My family at the panygiri of Agios Haralambos. L-R: myself; my sister, Eleni; and my parents, Paraschos and Amerisouda.
Above Right: With friends. L-R: Nikos, Paraschos, myself, Kostas Koulmandas, Dimitrios, Georgios Karapatsas, Panagiotis Karapatsas and Dimitris.
Above: With my aunts, Froso and Katina Koumania, and my cousin, Ioannis Koumanias.
Above Right. Snowy Mountains Scheme. For many years, I worked as a concreter in the tunnels. In this photograph, we are having a meal break in one of the tunnels. I am in the right row, fifth from the front.
Above: At the Jindabyne Food Expo, Jindabyne, when I worked for Cold Seas. I am on the left, while in the middle is Emilios Konidaris.
Above Right: Dee Why, Sydney, 1990. L-R: Mr and Mrs Sarikas, Froso, Ioannis and Panagiotis Koumanias, and Efstratios Koumanias.