Cemal Bey and Ahmed Celaleddin Bey

Cemal Bey, whose dates of birth and death have not been identified, died of tuberculosis at the age of twenty-six. The grave text written in the voice of his mother and father shows that he was remembered in family memory for his virtue and good character.

Cemal Bey shares the same grave with Ahmed Celâleddin Bey. Although it is known that Ahmed Celâleddin Bey was the son of Nâfiz Bey and the grandson of Hacı İhsan Bey and Said Bey, the precise connection by which Cemal Bey should be included in this family cannot be established with the existing information. Their sharing the same grave strengthens the possibility of a close family relationship between the two.

Cemal Bey died at the age of twenty-six and was buried in the Fatih Mosque Cemetery.

Ahmed Celâleddin Bey, whose date of birth has not been identified, was the son of Nâfiz Bey, an official of the Public Debt Administration. He was the grandson of Hacı İhsan Bey, who served as president of the Sixth Municipal District, and of Said Bey, who served as governor of Çatalca Sanjak.

Hacı İhsan Bey served as president of the Sixth Municipal District between 1909 and 1911. The Sixth Municipal District was one of the important administrative structures through which modern municipal practices developed around Beyoğlu and Galata.

Ahmed Celâleddin Bey served as director of the Central Transfer Office of the Customs Administration. The Rüsûmât Emâneti was the central institution of the Ottoman customs organization. The Central Transfer Office was one of the bureaucratic units handling records and correspondence related to customs and transfer procedures.

Ahmed Celâleddin Bey died on 20 April 1329, corresponding to 3 May 1913, and was buried in the Fatih Mosque Cemetery. His elder brother Ali Haydar Bey, who passed away seven months after him, is also buried in the Fatih Mosque Cemetery.