Mustafa Ferid Bey
Born 1871/72 (AH 1288) · Tarsus
Languages Arabic, Turkish
Career at a glance
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The life
Mustafa Ferid Bey was born in Tarsus in 1871/72 (AH 1288), within the İslam community. Schooling included Medrese. The language repertoire included Arabic and Turkish. [1]
The first place of work was Tarsus. [source]
Life and career
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- Piyade Tahsildarı · Tarsus · Undated · 200 kuruş Entry & evidence → Source [1]
- Asker · Undated Entry & evidence → Source [1]
- Çavuş · Undated Entry & evidence → Source [1]
- First work as recorded · Tarsus · Year not recorded
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Sources and evidence
- Sicill-i Ahvâl defterlerine göre Tarsus doğumlu memurlar
MUSTAFA TURŞUCU · 2025 · Pages 43, 48, 59, 78
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