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Rethimnis Council of the Muslim Elders accepts the proposal of the Inspector Mehmet Tsoubedaki to appoint the father of the orphan by mother child Moustafa of the late Nouriyes Sabanopoulas, Housein Yaboujidaki, as his guardian.
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Title
Rethimnis Council of the Muslim Elders accepts the proposal of the Inspector Mehmet Tsoubedaki to appoint the father of the orphan by mother child Moustafa of the late Nouriyes Sabanopoulas, Housein Yaboujidaki, as his guardian.
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Müteveffiye Nuriye Şabanopola'nın gayr-i baliğ yetimi Mustafa'nın vesayetinin pederi Yapucu Hüseyin Efendi'ye verilmesine dair alınan karar. [21 Şubat 1317]
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1902-02-21
1902-03-06
Language
Ottoman Turkish
Greek
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/64686
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ACREVO00159
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