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In front of the Notary of Ierapetro Iakovou Stefanidou: Ali Toumpalakis and Rimatan Kopikoulakis(?) both Ottoman citizens and residents of the Village Kendri of Ierapetro.
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Title
In front of the Notary of Ierapetro Iakovou Stefanidou: Ali Toumpalakis and Rimatan Kopikoulakis(?) both Ottoman citizens and residents of the Village Kendri of Ierapetro.
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The first one has a real estate at the periphery of Ierapetro in the location Koupa which he sells for 250 Kurus. the document was translated and there is a copy in the books of the Ierapetro Municipality, translation No 1886
Issue Date
1889-12-06
Language
Greek
Location
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URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/60133
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Document
Format
22-34 cm, Handwritten
Number of Scanned Documents
3
Identifier
ACLEVPR00213
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