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1BRAHIMABAD, No. 1—
A large village situated on the Ruknabad Canal, inhabited by about 80
families of the Sarbandi and other tribes. It possesses 12 ploughs of cul
tivable land, yielding 432 kharwars of grain (§ wheat and £ barley), of which
the Government revenue amounts to 144 kharwars.— {Mania Bakhsh.)
There are 80 houses in the village which owns 10 cattle and 30 donkeys.—
{H. I). Napier, 1892.)
IBRAHIMABAD, No. 2—
A village containing about 60 families situated on the Dadi Canal. It
possesses 10 ploughs of cultivable land which yields 860 kharwars of grain
per annum. Government revenue 150 kharwars. Fifty houses, 16 cattle,
2 horses, 150 sheep and goats, 40 donkeys.—(27. B. Napier, 1892; Mania
Bakhsh ; Ahmad Bin.)
IBRAHIMABAD, No. 3—
See Deh Ibrahim.
IBRAHIM MUHAMMAD—
A village.—(27. B. Napier.)
ILAHABAD—
See Allahabad.
ILAHI—
A village of 30 houses owning 16 cattle, 50 sheep and goats and 20
donkeys.— (77. B. Napier.)
ISKIL—
A village of 120 houses situated on the Banjar Canal, possessing 18
ploughs of cultivable land. Government revenue 270 kharwars of grain.
The village owns 110 cattle, 1,000 sheep and goats, 30 camels and 100
donkeys.—(27. B. Napier, 1893 ; and Ahmad Bin.)
ISMAIL—
A village of 30 houses, a few cattle, 20 donkeys.—(77. B. Napier, 1893.)
ISMAIL-I-MUSA
A village.—(77. B. Napier.)