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In presence of Irakliou Notary Efstratiou P. Vourdoubaki: Ahmet Veis Dabahiakis, son of Halil, land owner, and his sons İsmail Begakis or Dabahiakis, trader, Hasan Begakis or Dabahiakis, farmer, Housein, farmer, resident of Filippou Village.
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Title
In presence of Irakliou Notary Efstratiou P. Vourdoubaki: Ahmet Veis Dabahiakis, son of Halil, land owner, and his sons İsmail Begakis or Dabahiakis, trader, Hasan Begakis or Dabahiakis, farmer, Housein, farmer, resident of Filippou Village.
Description
The sons accept the responsibility to provide their father every year with 12 * 20 fr = 240 dr, and 300 oka olive oil.
Issue Date
1911-07-26
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/57551
Collections
Families
Format
20-30 cm
Identifier
ACIEVFM00041
Rights
Open Access
Accrual Method
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