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Aminah's power of attorney for taking back her share of inheritance, 1926
Aminah, the daughter of Asad Allah, has given power of attorney to get her share of her paternal inheritance, a portion of the value of the properties sold by her brothers, to Aman Allah Bayg
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Dispute about Fatimah Khanum's share of inheiritance
1- Fatimah Khanum, the daughter of Mulla ‘Abd al-Rahim, transferred all of her inheritance from her father, including properties, a spring, houses, and household furnishings, to her brother, Husaynquli, in exchange for 15 tumans. But, she has not received the money, for which reason Husaynquli is responsible for burying her in Karbalaʼ or Najaf, or, if that is not possible, to use it for charity and prayers after her death (1919); 2- ‘Abd Allah, the son of Karbalayi Muhammad, on behalf of Lutf‘ali, the son of Fatimah Khanum, claims that Lutf‘ali's maternal uncle, Husaynquli, has taken...
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Dispute over a property, 1904
Khalil [?], the son of Mulla Faraj Allah, claims, on behalf of his wife and Khadijah Khanum that the property, which was the shared inheritance of the two women, is in the possession of Hajar Khanum. They ask that the latter returns to them the property and any profits she has gained from it over the years.
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Dispute over the inheritance from Aqa Quli's mother, 1930
Aqa Quli has stated that since his maternal uncle had sold the inheritance from Aqa Quli's mother to Karbalayi ‘Abd al-‘Ali but did not give Aqa Quli his share, he has made a new contract with Mashhadi Khayr Allah out of spite for his uncle.
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Dispute over the ownership of a property, 1914
Mirza Ibrahim, the son of Mulla Ahmad, and Karbalayi Najaf have a dispute over the ownership of a property known as ‘Abd al-Rahman. Mirza Ibrahim claims that he has inherited the property from Zaynab Khanum and Najaf claims that he has purchased the property. Mirza Ibrahim agrees to settle the issue if Karbalayi Najaf is able to prove his transaction.
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Dividing the inheritance of ‘Ali, 1910
‘Ali's belongings were sold and divided between the inheritors: Sakinah Khanum's share was 22 tumans and 18 dinars; the share of his wife, Jamilah Khanum, was 70 tumans; there were also some expenses for his underage daughter; and his debts had to be paid.
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Documents related to Hajar Khanum
Includes: 1- Hajar Khanum, the daughter of Karbalayi Isma‘il, has given power of attorney to her husband, Husayn (the son of Karbalayi ‘Ali Asghar), to purchase a property in Harzand from Karbalayi Abu al-Hasan, the son of Mashhadi ‘Ali, for eight tumans and two thousand dinars (1897) 2- ‘Ali, the son of Asghar, purchases a property on behalf of himself, his brother, Husayn, and Husayn's wife, Hajar, from Karbalayi Mustafa, the son of Karbalayi Hasan, and Muhammad Hasan, the son of ‘Ali, for 20 tumans. The property is agricultural land located at Quri Gul farm at Harzand mountain (1899) 3-...
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Documents related to Sara Baygum
1- List of Sara Baygum's property, including household goods, which she has received from Mulla ‘Abd al-Rahim, the son of Mulla ‘Abd al-Karim (1880). 2- Sara Baygum, the daughter of Ibrahim Bayg, has sold a house to Mulla ‘Abd al-Rahim for 6 tumans (1899).
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Fatimah Khanum's power of attorney for selling her garden, 1918
Fatimah Khanum has granted Aqa Mirza Ahmad and Aqa ‘Abbas‘ali power of attorney to sell her garden.
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Gul Nisa’ Khanum's sale document, 1896
Gul Nisa’ Khanum, the daughter of Mulla Yusuf Harzandi, sells a piece of land to Mirza Masih, Lutf‘ali, and ‘Abd al-Rasul, the sons of Mulla ‘Abd al-‘Ali, in exchange for three tumans. It is noted that the contract was made with the permission of Gul Nisa’ Khanum's husband, Mulla Faraj Allah.