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Mehmed Efendi

Annual salary study and register readings

This study view uses the annual salary reference records. The main biography brings together the wider career and its sources.

Life and register readings

Mehmed Efendi was born in Konfuda in 1861/62 (AH 1278); the father's occupation was "Jandarma onbaşısı". Work began in 1901/02, at about 40, on a first salary of 150 kuruş. The one annual entry, for 1901/02, places Mehmed as Konfuda Mahkemesi Şahidü’l-hükkâmlığı, on 150 kuruş a month.

One annual entry, for 1901/02 (AH 1319): Konfuda Mahkemesi Şahidü’l-hükkâmlığı, with 150 kuruş a month. Institution: Affiliation not recorded.

Record

Personal

Born
1861/62 (AH 1278)
Birthplace
Konfuda
Father's occupation
Jandarma onbaşısı

First work

Year
1901/02 (AH 1319)

Recorded with

Officials who share a place, a job title, a school, a birthplace or the year of the first annual entry. Ranks compare the highest monthly salary of each official.

First annual entry in the same year

Of the 130 officials whose first annual entry is for 1901/02 (AH 1319), 110 have a recorded salary; Mehmed Efendi had the 100th highest salary of them.

All 130 officials whose first annual entry is for 1901/02 (AH 1319)

Annual entries and original values

Annual entries of Mehmed Efendi
YearTitlePlaceKuruş a monthInstitutionSourceArchive reference
1901/02AH 1319Konfuda Mahkemesi Şahidü’l-hükkâmlığıKonfuda150Affiliation not recordedSelected canonical career recordsĠST. MFT. MġH, SAİD, 210, 32/1, 3243, 30 ġâban 1328/04 Eylül 1910.
What the sources named in this table are
Selected canonical career records
Dated AH projections of the selected canonical collection; documentary and inferred bases remain available in each dossier.
Recorded values of Mehmed Efendi with their sources
FieldRecorded valueSource
What the sources named in this table are
Selected canonical career records
Dated AH projections of the selected canonical collection; documentary and inferred bases remain available in each dossier.

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