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In presence of the Chania notary Ioannou Koufaki: Osman Bekrakis, son of Ivraim, confectioner, former resident of Chania, resident of Kostadinoupoleos and theodoros Fiotakis land owner, resident of Varipetrou Village agreed on
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Title
In presence of the Chania notary Ioannou Koufaki: Osman Bekrakis, son of Ivraim, confectioner, former resident of Chania, resident of Kostadinoupoleos and theodoros Fiotakis land owner, resident of Varipetrou Village agreed on
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Osman bekrakis sells to theodoros fiotakis some of his daughter's, beizas or jemiles bekropoulas, farms at the sikolia periphery of daratsou village, municipality of Chania
Issue Date
1912-05-31
Language
Greek
Location
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/65115
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20-30 cm
Identifier
ACCEVPR00527
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