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Notarial act through which it is testified that heirs of late Hasan Hamamitzidakis, Housni and orphan Adile, represented at court by her brother as well as the late's widow Zaide Fasaropoulas, affirm that they have received sum owed to the late as wage for his duties.
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Title
Notarial act through which it is testified that heirs of late Hasan Hamamitzidakis, Housni and orphan Adile, represented at court by her brother as well as the late's widow Zaide Fasaropoulas, affirm that they have received sum owed to the late as wage for his duties.
Description
The sum was owed by the directorate of the Muslim Religious Foundations of Rethymno.
Issue Date
1904-02-06
Language
Greek
Ottoman Turkish
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/56069
Collections
Personnel
Type
Document
Format
30-20 cm, Handwritten
Identifier
ACREVP00477
Rights
Open Access
Accrual Method
Purchase
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