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Rethymno Council of the Muslim Elders approvement of the decision of the Family Council of orphans of late Housein Neonakis to appoint Housein Pastelakis guardian and to authorize him to sell some of the properties of the children.
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Title
Rethymno Council of the Muslim Elders approvement of the decision of the Family Council of orphans of late Housein Neonakis to appoint Housein Pastelakis guardian and to authorize him to sell some of the properties of the children.
Description
In order to pay 440 drachmas owed to the trader Hasan Arifagadakis by the late, together with the other heirs.
Issue Date
1906-06-10
Language
Greek
Ottoman Turkish
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/55047
Collections
Orphans
Type
Document
Format
Handwritten
Identifier
ACREVO00219
Rights
Open Access
Accrual Method
Purchase
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