Drosopigiotes in Rochester, NY 

Some time back I removed this excerpt from the Drosopigi, Florina article.

Drosopigiotes (Greek: Δροσοπηγιώτες) represent a population of Greek immigrants who were past inhabitants of the village Drosopigi, Florina in Greece. At present, the city of Rochester has the largest concentration of immigrants and families that trace their roots to the historically significant village Drosopigi. This likely includes the following families: Dedes, Manou, Stathopoulos, Hantes, Marou, Harissis and Strembenis.  

With it, I created a new article named Drosopigiotes in Rochester, NY, and this was later inserted into the article Rochester, New York. A user questioned the validity of this claim, and it was thus removed.

On 28 December 2007,  asked if this claim could be verified in some documented form.  Since it wasn't my claim originally, I wasn't the correct person to defend the comment, so I left things as they stood.

It just occurred to me that the original claim may have come from you.  I wanted you to have the opportunity to comment, if you were interested.