Unnamed official (0067_0240; sayfa no:477)

This official, whose name is not recorded, was born in Istanbul in 1852/53 (AH 1269). The record gives the community as Muslim (Müslüman), the nationality as Turkish and the father's occupation as Rusumat Memuru.

Schooling recorded: Rüşdiye Mektebi, with 7 years of schooling recorded. The personnel records also mark the telegraph school. The record marks no qualification (diploma, certificate, training or decoration).

First work is recorded in Istanbul in 1872/73 (AH 1289). The official was then about 19 years old. The record gives no years of unpaid apprenticeship (mülazemet). The first-salary field gives 120 kuruş a month. At the first annual entry, in 1872/73, the official was about 19 years old.

The first annual entry, for 1872/73, shows Memur in Istanbul, with 120 kuruş a month. In 1876/77 the record shows Muhabere Memuru in Beyoğlu, with 120 kuruş a month (before: Memur in Istanbul). In 1877/78 the record shows Muhabere Memuru in Istanbul, the salary going from 120 to 400 kuruş a month (before: Muhabere Memuru in Beyoğlu).

The highest salary, 500 kuruş a month, is first recorded in 1897/98 as Muhabere Memuru. 49 per cent of the other officials with a recorded salary that year earned less. The median salary of all officials that year was 500 kuruş. Over 29 years with a salary the median is 400 kuruş a month, with 5 rises and 1 cut. The largest rise, 280 kuruş, is seen in 1877/78. From the first salary to the last the salary grew by 5.23 per cent a year on average. The last salary is recorded in 1899/1900, when 47 per cent of the other officials with a recorded salary that year earned less.

A death is recorded under 1900/01 (AH 1318): the year of the annual list that holds the status word Vefat, not a date of death.