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Abdülhamid Hilmi Efendi

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Archive reference: DH. SAİD. d. 36/301

Biographical account

The father’s recorded occupation was Nalbantlar kethüdası. Career entries include Rüsumat Müdürlüğü başkâtibi; Tahrir-i Emlak Kalemi. The surviving career entries cover 1866/67 (AH 1283) to 1888/89 (AH 1306).

Life and career

5 career entries in 1 source account.

Recorded places

ÜsküpPristina (Priştine)

Open circle: birthplace. Diamond: first work. Dot: recorded service.

Choose a career entry to highlight its place and salary points.

Career entries, in recorded-year order
Recorded dateTitle and categoryPlaceSalary (kuruş)Source
Rüsumat Müdürlüğü başkâtibiSkopje (Üsküp)[1]
Tahrir-i Emlak KalemiSkopje (Üsküp)[1]
Tahrir Kalemi Komisyonu başkâtibiSkopje (Üsküp)[1]
Vergi memuruPristina (Priştine)[1]
Üsküp Sancağı Tahrirat Kalemi mülazımıSkopje (Üsküp)[1]

Sources and references

  1. Sicill-i Ahval Kayıtlarına göre Üsküp doğumlu memurlar (HALENUR DİLOĞLU, 2021). Pages 138

    Archive references: DH. SAİD. d. 36/301

About dates, entries and source conventions

Recorded AH years are shown with their approximate Gregorian span. Blank cells indicate a value absent from the account. An undated value is left in its source form. Repeated entries and continuation years are retained; they do not establish uninterrupted tenure. Map points identify recorded places and do not imply a route. Salary amounts are not total earnings.

  • Sicill-i Ahval Kayıtlarına göre Üsküp doğumlu memurlar

    Calendar convention: AH convention; native event ambiguities withheld; remaining inherited interval assertions flagged.

    Year construction: source_bounded_intervals_or_one_missing_year_equal_post_place_known_pay.

Personal details

Father’s occupation
Nalbantlar kethüdasıSicill-i Ahval Kayıtlarına göre Üsküp doğumlu memurlar, pages 138
First work place as recorded
ÜsküpSicill-i Ahval Kayıtlarına göre Üsküp doğumlu memurlar, pages 138

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