1- Hajar Khanum transfers her share of the inheritance from her late husband, ‘Abbas, to his two sons, Bakhsh‘ali and Hasanquli, in exchange for fifteen tumans and 20 mans of grain, half of which is wheat and half is barley (1904); 2- all the belongings of ‘Abbas was divided among his inheritors, including Fatimah, Umm Nisa’, Bakhsh‘ali, and Hasanquli and the share of the daughters (some properties and some cash) was determined and was paid to them (March 2, 1904); 3- after dividing the inheritance of ‘Abbas among his adult children, the share of his two underage daughters, Narjis Khanum and Khatun, was decided upon and paid to Bakhsh‘ali and Hasanquli, provided that they use the money to support their sisters until they reach adulthood and get married (March 2, 1904); there is a note on the margin dated March 27, 1927 stating that Narjis Khatun has received the 15 tumans which was her paternal inheritance from Hasanquli; 4- Narjis Khatun, the daughter of ‘Abbas, has given her fifteen-tuman mahr, which she received from Yusuf, to her brothers, Bakhsh‘ali and Hasanquli (October 22, 1907); 5- Narjis Khatun claims that she has paid fifteen tumans to Karbalayi Hasanquli, but he has denied it and Narjis Khatun finally settled on receiving eight tumans from her brother (March 27, 1927 ). Another note on the margin states that Narjis Khatun has received her fifteen tumans share of inheritance from Karbalayi Hasanquli.