'Pocket No. 7: Enclosure to Part III of Volume I of the Persian Gulf Gazetteer: Genealogical Table of the Qasimi Family Formerly Ruling Lingeh' [‎9v] (2/2)

TABLE OF THE QASIMI FAMILY FORMERLY RULING LINGEH.
Chronological list of the successive Shaikhs of Lingeh he-
longing io this-family.
Khalifah, 1861—74.
•Ali, 1874-78,
Ynsuf, 1878-85, (see note 3.')
Qadhib, 1885-87.
(Various Persian Goyenrors, 1SS8- 87.)
Muhammad, 1898—99.
Notes.—(1) This family is closely related to the rnling QSsimi family
of Sharjah : "Gad'eef" (probably "Qadhib," but no't
certainly identifiable with the first person in this
table) was Shaikh of Lingeh in 1805, and was then said
to be " uncle " to Shaikh Sultan-bin-^aqar of Sharjah.
(2) One Muhammad-bin-Qadhib, perhaps a son of the above
Qadhib, was Shaikh of Lin^eh m 1829, and mediated in
that year between the Shaikhs of Sharjah and Abu
Dbabi.
(3) The table is probably incomplete. It was complied in
1907 frnm a statement by Muhammad-bin-Khalifah, ex-
Shaikh of Lingeh. It should properly include Shaikh
Yusuf who ruled Lingeh from 1878 to 1885 in which
latter year he was murdered by his relatiye Shaikh
Q idhlb", (vide ( age 2064 of Part II of the Persian Galf
Gazetteer.)
Qadhib,
(Dead.)
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Rashid. /ov Khalifah.
(Deail.) (Shaikh of Lmgeh
in 1851, though then
a minor j died} Octo
ber 1874.)
Mubammad.
(Dead.)
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Qadhib
(Shaikh of Lingeh
from 1885 to 1887 in
which year he was
taken prisoner by
the Persians and de
ported by them to
Tehran, " where he
died.)
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'AIL
(Shaikh ot Lingeh
1874 to 1878 in Nov
ember of which year
he was murdered,)
Mubammad.
(Seized Lingeh in 1398
and returned it till 1899
when he was expelled by
the Persians; now a
wanderer, sometimes in
Qatar and sometimes oo
the Trocial Coast.)
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Khalifah.
(Dead.)