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Rethymno Muslim Elders approve the decision of the Family Council of the under age orphan Ahmet of the late Hatzi (Hacı) Ivraim Aigiorgiannakis, to accept the proposition of his guardian Mehmet Hatzi (Hacı) Sinanakis.
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Title
Rethymno Muslim Elders approve the decision of the Family Council of the under age orphan Ahmet of the late Hatzi (Hacı) Ivraim Aigiorgiannakis, to accept the proposition of his guardian Mehmet Hatzi (Hacı) Sinanakis.
Description
The orphan has a 2/9 share of the real estate of his late father (detailed list); he proposes to separate his share in order to administer it in a better way.
Issue Date
1907-04-29
Language
Greek
Ottoman Turkish
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/56035
Collections
Orphans
Type
Document
Format
20-30 cm, Handwritten
Identifier
ACREVO00139
Rights
Open Access
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