Search
-
1Images
Daughter of the late Ahmad’s deposition, 1920
Khanum, daughter of the late Ahmad, gave the power of attorney to her brother, Muhammad Hasan, to settle her share of a property and water usage with Aqa Husayn Khan. Khanum has confirmed the receipt of eighteen tumans for her share in the water usage and property and has no claims on her share.
-
1Images
Dividing the inheritance of Mashhadi Muhammad ‘Ali, 1859
Dividing an inherited property/house belonging to the late Mashhadi Muhammad ‘Ali among his wife, Bibi Junubi (daughter of the late Karbalayi Ramazan Najjar [the carpenter] Barazi), and his daughters, Bibi Khanum Jan (the wife of the late Mashhadi Ghulam Riza Tufangsaz [the gunsmith], and Bibi Sakinah (the wife of Aqa Qasim).
-
1Images
Division of the late Mirza Hamd Allah's inheritance, 1888
Mirza Hamd Allah’s inheritance has been divided amongst the following: Hajiyah Gawhar Taj Khanum (his wife), Mirza ‘Alikhan (his son), Agha Baygum Khanum (his daughter and wife of Aqa Muhammad), and Shah Baygum (his daughter and wife of Mahdi).
-
1Images
Inheritance division between Mirza ‘Ali Muhammad and his sister, 1899
Dividing the inheritance of Haji Sayyid Muhammad Taqi’s daughter between her children, Mirza ‘Ali Muhammad, and his sister. The inheritance includes water rights and property.
-
2Images
Letter and list of expenses, 1918
Addressed to ‘Ali Asghar; includes greetings and expresses how happy the writer was to receive the letter from ‘Ali Asghar and beloved ones; talks about Husayn’s property and other issues; sends greetings to the uncle and his wife, Abu al-Qasim, Aqa Masih, Khanum Kuchik, Zahra Sultan, and others; on the back: the list of Mirza Muhammad Taqi's expenses for one month.
-
1Images
Power of attorney from Fatimah Baygum and ‘Ali Akbar to Haj Muhammad Hasan, 1863
Fatimah Baygum and her brother Aqa ‘Ali Akbar, children of Aqa Muhammad Husayn Karbalayi from Sar Chanah, give the power of attorney to their cousin, Haj Muhammad Hasan, regarding the inheritance from their brother, Aqa Zayn al-‘Abidin, who died in Nahavand on his way to the shrines in Iraq. They are asking for the remaining two-thirds of Aqa Zayn al-‘Abidin’s assets, after one-third of it is spent on the funeral. They also mention that if something happens to Haj Muhammad Hasan, he can assign another attorney to do the work.
-
1Images
Property sale settlement amongst the late Muhammad’s children, 1917
Hasan, Mahru (the wife of the late Sha‘ban Muhammad Taqi), and Umm Kulsum Khanum (the wife of Hasan Ibn ‘Ali Fakhkhar) have sold their shares of a shop in Harnih to their brother, Husayn, for seven tumans.
-
1Images
Property sale settlement between Khavar Sultan Khanum and Haj Muhammad, 1869
Property sale settlement between Khavar Sultan Khanum, daughter of Sulayman Khan and wife of Aqa Muhammad Riza, and Haj Muhammad, son of the deceased Aqa Husayn Qumshah, regarding a qanat located in Ghumshah for two hundred and fifty tumans.
-
1Images
Property settlement, 1916
Settlement of Sultan Khanum (the wife of Mashhadi Kazim), Mah Sultan Khanum (the wife of Aqa ‘Ali Hasan), and Javahir Sultan Khanum (the daughter of the late Muhammad Husayn Ibn Aqa Muhammad Ibn Aqa Mir Hasan and the wife of Aqa Muhammad Hasan) with ‘Ali Muhammad regarding a farm, in exchange for some goods.
-
4Images
Question and answer
After the death of the writer’s father, his inheritors become responsible for his debts. As the father's debts exceeded what he was owed by others, the mother sells all her property and belongings to pay the debts. After a while, she claims the money from the writer and Kalantar Khan, who decide, with the permission of the sisters, to give the father’s remaining belongings to the mother. Then, one of the sisters, Ghazal, and then the mother, passed away. Now the inheritors are Kalantar Khan, one sister, and the writer. He is wondering if they should give some part of the inheritance to...