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LÜTFÜ EFENDİ (DH. SAID 187/184)

Complete career chronology

Life and career

Appointments and amounts remain attached to their sources. Stated ages are labelled; other ages are calculated from AH year labels. Entries in one year can describe different appointments or rates; gaps remain open.

  1. Undated entriesPosta ve telgraf memurluğu yetiştiriciliği · 4 career entriesÇorum Merkez Posta ve Telgraf · Afyonkarahisar (Karahisar-ı Sahib) · Van Telgraf ve Posta Merkezi · 250; 400; 500 kuruş

    1. Posta ve telgraf memurluğu yetiştiriciliği

      Çorum Merkez Posta ve Telgraf

      Broader service field: Postal and telegraph service

      [1]

    4. Telgraf ve posta merkezi ihtiyat memuru

      Van Telgraf ve Posta Merkezi · 500 kuruş

      Broader service field: Postal and telegraph service

      [1]

All personal fields and their sources

Personal details

Birthplace
Çorum [source]
Birth province
Ankara [source]
Birth year
1887/88 (AH 1305) [source]
Father’s occupation
Çorum Tapu Kalemi memuru [source]
Archive references
DH. SAID 187/184 [1]

Education and languages

Arabic
Kitâbet [source]okur yazar [1]
French
Kitâbet [source]okur yazar [1]
Persian
Kitâbet [source]okur yazar [1]
Qualification
Formal qualification recorded [source]Pekiyi dereceli diploma [1]Original wording is retained alongside any qualification indicator.
Education
Çorum Rüştiyesi ve Lisesi [source]

First work and apprenticeship

First work place
Çorum [source]

Documentary details and source passages

These accounts retain their own wording and dates. Passages can include family, education, languages, honours and judicial narratives beyond the summary fields. A quotation is evidence from its named account; it does not settle differences between sources.

Documentary sources

  1. Sicil-i Ahval Defterlerine göre Çorumlu devlet memurları (1879-1909)

    HAYRETTİN ÖRS · 2019 · Pages 128, 129

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