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Settlement, 1891 and 1901
Aqa Mirza Muhammad Husayn, son of the late Haji Muhammad Ibrahim from Varnusfadiran of Isfahan, exchanges some properties in Varnusfadiran as well as some share of water for one hundred and sixty five tumans, with two kharvars [unit of weight] wheat, one hundred dinars, and one sir [unit of weight] of Isfahan's crystal candy for the detriment clause. Dated October 8, 1891. On the margin: "In May or June 1892, ‘Ibad Allah settled the above garden to the mother of Aqa Muhammad Ibrahim Khan, for one hundred dinars and some wheat. On September 8, 1901, the mother of Aqa Muhammad Ibrahim Khan...
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Settlement, 1921
Settlement of Khavar Sultan, daughter of the late Mashhadi Mir and wife of Haydar ‘Ali from Varnusfadiran, on behalf of her underage children, with Haji [Aqa Habib?] Khan, son of Mirza ‘Abbas from the same village; they exchange a piece of land in Farvand Muzaffari for eleven tumans and one hundred dinars, with forty misqals of Muhubin wheat for the detriment clause. Khavar Sultan's husband, Aqa Haydar ‘Ali, has guaranteed this settlement.
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Settlement between wife of Aqa Mirza ‘Abbas ‘Ali and Haji Aqa Kalb‘ali's sons, 1901
Division of a garden known as Aqa ‘Ali Akbar Khan Garden, and located in Varnusfadiran village, between wife of Aqa Mirza ‘Abbas ‘Ali Ibn Haj Muhammad Mahdi Sultan and three sons of the late Haji Aqa Kalb‘ali (Muhammad Sadiq Khan Nayib, Muhammad ‘Ali Khan, and Aqa ‘Abd al-Husayn). Share of Aqa Mirza ‘Abbas ‘Ali's wife is three-sixth of the property adjacent to Dahanu qanat in exchange for ten tumans; and share of Haji Aqa Kalb‘ali's sons is three-sixth of the garden on the other side of properties belonging to Haji Kazim's inheritors, in exchange for seven tumans. Written on verso: copy of...
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Settlement, 1863
Settlement between Aqa Fath‘ali, Aga Muhammad Javad, and Haji Baba, the sons of the Late Haji Muhammad Ja‘far from Varnusfadiran, and their uncle, Aqa Muhammad Mahdi Sultan; they exchange their share of some properties in Marbin for fifty tumans and three hundred dinars.