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Khadijah Sultan Baygum's note
Note from Khadijah Sultan Baygum about Ruqiyah Sultan Baygum's debt from Mirza Abu Talib [‘Adil Isfahani], mentioning the rental money from January 2nd, 1862; on the reverse, the writer has written about the debt of Safar, a peasant from Hasan Abad, who is going on a journey to Baraz on Tuesday December 17th, 1861 for ten days and should receive one thousand dinars for each day.
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Settlement of Umm Nisa’ Khanum and Karbalayi Sattar, 1878
Karbalayi Sattar, the son of the late Mawlavi Bayg, sells all his shares of inheritance to Umm Nisa’ Khanum, the daughter of the late Haji Muhammad Bayg from Ahar, in exchange for twelve tumans. The settlement includes a revocation clause for six months. The settlement was extended in 1905 or 1906 and 1912 or 1913.
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Lease of Bibi Shahrbanu Baygum, 1876
Bibi Hajiyah Shahrbanu Baygum, daughter of Mirza Muhammad ‘Ali, rents parts of Rabat and Dih-i Naw farms near Kirman, to Sulayman Khan Sarhang [the colonel] son of Ishaq Khan, for thirty tumans and a duration of seven years; the document has Shahr Banu Baygum’s seal
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Lease, 1881
On November 25, 1880, Muhammad Riza Khan, son of Aqa Muhammad Rahim, leased some properties to Aqa Sayyid Abu Ja‘far and Haji Mirza ‘Abd al-Samad, the merchant and son of Aqa Mirza Muhammad Kazim. Following a claim by Khavar Sultan, wife of the late Brigadier Muhammad Karim Khan, part of the property belongs to her. Thus, an adjustment was made to the amount of the lease. On November 23, 1881, Haji Mirza ‘Abd al-Samad became the sole tenant of the property by paying Aqa Sayyid Abu Ja‘far.
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Mihr Mah Khanum to ʻAbd al-Husayn Mirza Farmanfarma
Mihr Mah Khanum writes to her cousin, ʻAbd al-Husayn Mirza Farmanfarma, complaining about his unkindness for not visiting her during his trip to Tehran. She also talks about her property shares and the delay in receiving her payments from them.
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Letter to ‘Abd al-Husayn Mirza Farmanfarma, 1892
Includes issues facing several villages such as in Qaysar Abad village, where Najm al-Saltanah has issue with Karbalayi Mahdiquli, as a tenant, on it crops; the great functionality of a qanat; and increasing prices in Tehran. The writer talks about his role in the transactions of Isfandiyari and ʻAli Abad properties and several houses, as well as Najm al-Saltanah's role; the interest for Munavvar al-Saltanah's property worth forty-five thousand tumans and her willingness to sell it; and Shukuh al-Saltanah being not well.
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