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In presence of Rethymno mufti Ivraim Fevzi Toutountzidakis, head of Rethymno Holy Court; case concerning the divorce between housewife Vasfigie of Moustafa Skouloufianakis and her husband Ali Mevloutakis, son of Mehmet, porter.
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Title
In presence of Rethymno mufti Ivraim Fevzi Toutountzidakis, head of Rethymno Holy Court; case concerning the divorce between housewife Vasfigie of Moustafa Skouloufianakis and her husband Ali Mevloutakis, son of Mehmet, porter.
Description
Vasfigie states she can no longer stay with her husband and asks to divorce him.
Note
She offers him 235 drachmas, she accepts to keep her two children without asking for a financial support and to leave her third with his father; her husband accepts; the mufti confirms the divorce.
Issue Date
1920-02-02
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/65747
Collections
Families
Type
Document
Format
20-30 cm, Handwritten
Number of Scanned Documents
2
Identifier
ACREVFM00040
Rights
Open Access
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