Mehmet Ragıp Efendi
Born 1875/76 (AH 1292) · Amasya
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The life
Mehmet Ragıp Efendi was born in Amasya in 1875/76 (AH 1292), within the İslam community. The father’s occupation was Amasya Bidayet Mahkemesi azası. Schooling included Sıbyan; Rüştiye. [source]
The first place of work was Amasya Sancağı Bidayet Mahkemesi Kalemi. [source]
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- Bidayet Mahkemesi Kalemi mülazımı · Amasya · Undated Entry & evidence → Source [1]
- First work as recorded · Amasya Sancağı Bidayet Mahkemesi Kalemi · Year not recorded
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Schooling Sıbyan; Rüştiye [source]
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- Sicill-i Ahval kayıtlarına göre Amasyalı memurlar
SELÇUK SARI · 2013 · Pages 131
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