The railway age · Industry and trade
A court case against the mill family
5 June 1912 (23 May 1912 old style) Proven
On 23 May 1912 (old style) the court of first instance in Nafplio (judgment 539/1912) ordered the heirs of Georgios Vasilopoulos, who had died in 1907, to pay a debt of 2,483.75 drachmas to a creditor from Argos. Most of the family still lived in Myloi.
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- Myloi (the village)
- Threads
- Industry and trade
- Certainty
- Proven confirmed by primary sources
Sources
- Καιροί, 16 July 1912, p. 3 (judgment 539/1912, Πρωτοδικείον Ναυπλίου)
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