İbrahim Hayrullah Beğ

İbrahim Hayrullah Beğ was born in Istanbul in 1859/60 (AH 1276); the father's occupation was "Şûrâ-yı Devlet Muhakemat Dairesi ikinci reisi". Work began in Istanbul in 1883/84, at about 24, on a first salary of 0 kuruş. The annual lists begin in 1883/84, with İbrahim Hayrullah Beğ as Mahkeme-i Temyiz Dairesi zabıt kâtibi in Istanbul, the birthplace, where the entries run to 1896/97. Alongside, the lists for 1896 to 1899 give a second post, in Beyoğlu as Beyoğlu Bidayet Mahkemesi azası. At the same time, from 1898 to 1910, the lists also place İbrahim Hayrullah Beğ in Istanbul as Adliye Nezareti Havale müdürü, with a rise to Adliye Nezareti Umuri Hukuk Muduru in 1900/01 and to İstanbul İstinaf Mahkemesi Hukuk kısmı reisi in 1906/07. Alongside, the lists for 1909 to 1912 give a second post, in Thessaloniki as Selanik valisi. Alongside, the lists for 1911 to 1913 give a second post, in Istanbul as İstanbul valisi.

Pay rose from 0 kuruş a month in 1883/84 to a peak of 15,000 in 1909/10, in Thessaloniki, when 98 per cent of paid officials earned less. Over 31 years the salaries add up to 1,573,020 kuruş, 9 times what an official on the median salary earned, a level reached by fewer than 3 per cent of the 4,381 officials paid for five years or more. The final annual entry is for 1912/13.