Theotokis

History

• The Calocardarei or Spilia, from a quarter of the city of Corfu where they resided. Its members bore the title of count.
• The Stathachi or del Santo, due to the proximity of their residence to the church of Corfu's patron, Saint Spyridon. Its members bore the title of baron.
• The Sclebuni
• The Zammarco, from Saint Mark, the patron of Venice.
• The D'Aviazzo or Politikoí, who became a distinguished political dynasty in Greece.
• The Andrucelli. Its members bore the title of count.

  Notable members

''Calocardarei'' branch

• Alexander Theotokis, soldier, fought in the Siege of Corfu, taken captive by the Ottomans until ransomed in 1573, later provedditore in Venetian service.
• Nicholas Theotokis, son of George, nephew of the above, Venetian governor of Parga in 1591
• Nicholas Theotokis, son of Mark, grandson of the above, as reward for his service during the War of Candia, in 1699 his descendants received the title of count.
• Count George Theotokis, soldier and statesman, son of the above, fought at the Siege of Corfu with his brothers Mark and Giambattista.
• Count Nicholas-Alvise Theotokis, son of the above, ambassador to Venice from 1746
• Count , son of the above, president of the Ionian Senate and head of state of the Septinsular Republic with the title of Prince
• * Countess Isabella Teotochi Albrizzi, daughter of Anthony, niece of the above, writer and art lover, held a notable literary salon at Venice
• * Count Alvise Theotokis, brother of the previous
• ** Count Mark-Alvise Theotokis, son of Spyridon , grandson of the above, historian and director of the Senate archives at Corfu
• *** , son of the above, writer of the Heptanese School.
• *** Dimitrios Theotokis, brother of the above, officer, fought in the Asia Minor Campaign as commander of the Independent Division.
• *** Spyridon Theotokis, brother of the above, historian, director of the Senate archives at Corfu and of the Archives of Venice

  ''Stathachi'' branch

• Nikephoros Theotokis, theologian and philosopher, important figure of the Greek Enlightenment, archbishop of Astrakhan and Stavropol
• * Baron, son of Eustathios, nephew of the above, president of the Ionian Senate, named baron by Napoleon I in 1812, awarded a knighthood by the British in 1818
• ** Baron Andreas Theotokis, son of the above, scholar and deputy of the Ionian Assembly

  ''D'Aviazzo'' branch

• , member of the Filiki Etaireia, senator and minister in the Kingdom of Greece
• * Spyridon Theotokis, son of the above, married in 1841 the English writer Jane Digby
• **, son of Nicholas-Andreas, nephew of the above, mayor of Corfu, MP and Speaker of the Hellenic Parliament
• ** Georgios Theotokis, brother of the above, four times Prime Minister of Greece between 1899 and 1909
• *** Nikolaos Theotokis, son of the above, politician, executed after the Trial of the Six
• *** Ioannis Theotokis commonly called John, brother of the above, Prime Minister of Greece in 1950
• **** Spyros Theotokis, son of the above, politician
• *** Zaïra Ralli, née Theotoki, sister of Nikolaos and John, wife of Prime Minister Ioannis Rallis, mother of Prime Minister Georgios Rallis