Born in the village of Chomatada (or Homatades), near Pylos. Homatada, Pylos-Nestoras, Messenias, Greece The Chomatada , previously as the Chomatades is a village near Pylos and belongs administratively to the municipality Pylos - Nestor , of Messinia . Buildings in Homatada, besides the houses there is the old Elementary School, which opened in 1933 and the village church, the Church of Our Lady Myrtidiotissa , built between 1850 and 1887, belonging to the Bishopric Messinia , as well as the churches of Agios Athanasios and Agios Ioannis. The village has a long history that follows the history of Messinia, Methoni and the wider region of Pylia. The area of the settlement, during antiquity, was part of the kingdom of Nestor , the ancient Pylos . Based on the Venetian Corner census of 1689, the village had 2 inhabitants. The Chomatada located approximately 10.5 km to the southeast of Pylos , about 12 km northeast of Methoni and about 33 km northwest of Koroni . It has an altitude of 168 meters and is 8 kilometers from the coast of the Ionian Sea and 20 kilometers from the Messinian Bay . Close to Chomataada, to the east, Kallithea is located at a distance of 3 kilometers, to the south lies Perivolakia at a distance of some 3 kilometers also to the west of Pidassosat a distance of about 2.5 kilometers and to the northwest of the Bozikeka. Chomatada is famous for its olive presses 203, which confirm the leading role. Children: Diamando D Stasinopoulou