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Daftar Arsip Legiun Veteran Ri Daerah Pendaftaran Sumatera Selatan Tahun 1959-1983 DAFTAR ARSIP LEGIUN VETERAN RI DAERAH PENDAFTARAN SUMATERA SELATAN TAHUN 1959-1983 SUBDIT PENGOLAHAN ARSIP KONVENSIONAL STL 1945 ARSIP NASIONAL REPUBLIK INDONESIA 2010 DAFTAR ARSIP VETERAN PROVINSI SUMATERA SELATAN TAHUN 1959 – 1983 SUB DIT PENGOLAHAN ARKON SETELAH TAHUN 1945 ARSIP NASIONAL REPUBLIK INDONESIA 2010 KATA PENGANTAR Sesuai dengan amanat Undang-Undang Nomor 43 Tahun 2009 tentang Kearsipan, bahwa perlu dilakukan pengolahan khazanah arsip statis yang ada di ANRI. Oleh karena itu, pada kesempatan ini ANRI menyajikan hasil pengolahan arsip berbentuk Daftar Arsip Veteran Provinsi Sumatera Selatan Tahun 1959 - 1983. Substansi informasi pada daftar arsip tersebut merupakan daftar perorangan para veteran, data keluarga yang menjadi tanggungan veteran (ahli waris), surat keterangan persaksian, riwayat perjuanan veteran beserta nomor pokok veteran untuk wilayah Sumatera Selatan pada kurun waktu 1959 - 1983. Daftar ini terdiri dari 18 boks, 53 jilid terbagi dalam 3.216 nomor. Daftar arsip ini diharapkan dapat menjadi sumbangan berarti bagi peningkatan layanan publik yang dilakukan oleh Arsip Nasional Republik Indonesia, dan dapat meningkatkan aksesibilitas publik pada kahsanah arsip statis yang ada di ANRI. Para pengguna diharapkan dapat memperoleh informasi akurat mengenai arsip veteran di wilayah Sumatera Selatan. Terbitnya Daftar Arsip Veteran Provinsi Sumatera Selatan Tahun 1959 - 1983 merupakan karya yang dihasilkan oleh Tim Pengolah Arsip di lingkungan Sub Direktorat Pengolahan Arsip Konvensional Setelah Tahun 1945. Daftar Arsip Veteran Provinsi Sumatera Selatan ini disajikan kepada publik untuk panduan penemuan arsip yang dibutuhkan dan memberi sumbangan yang berarti bagi para penggunanya. Jakarta, November 2010 Direktur Pengolahan, Drs. Mustari Irawan, MPA KETERANGAN Khazanah arsip Veteran Wilayah Provinsi Sumatera Selatan ini diatur berdasarkan sistem alfabetis dengan mengacu pada abjad nama para anggota veteran. Hal ini dilakukan untuk memudahkan penemuan kembali arsipnya, dikarenakan pengguna arsip lebih mudah mengingat nama dibanding NPV (Nomor Pokok Veteran) atau Skep (Surat Keputusan). Namun, pengaturan ini tidak dengan pengindeksan nama. Dalam setiap jilid terdiri dari beberapa puluh anggota veteran. Adapun data setiap anggota veteran berupa formulir pendaftaran terdiri dari informasi mengenai data pribadi, surat keterangan persaksian, riwayat perjuangan dan lembar keinginan. Untuk penemuan kembalinya dengan merujuk pada nama anggota, kemudian nomor jilid dan boks. Sebagai contoh: pencarian arsip veteran atas nama Abbas, arsip tersebut berada pada jilid 37 dalam boks 12, dan atas nama Amir berada pada jilid 20 dalam boks 7. NO. TANGGAL DAERAH KODE NO NAMA N.P.V. S.KEP KET BOX PENDAFTARAN PENDAFTARAN PENDAFTARAN JILID 98 ABBAS 6.012.659 61/1985 VI-9/209/I/1980 31 JANUARI 1980 KODYA PALEMBANG ASLI 37 12 458 AMIR 293493 NO.13 TAHUN 1966 663/H/DISP/MUV/IX/1964 7 SEPTEMBER 1964 SUMSEL ASLI 20 7 Tim Pengolah TANGGAL DAERAH JILID NO NAMA N.P.V S.KEP NO. PENDAFTARAN KET BOX PENDAFTARAN PENDAFTARAN BARU 1 A. ADAT 6.001.378 011/03/31/A-VI/XII/86 233/H/15/3/60 19 Maret 1960 Bengkulu Fotokopi 34 11 2 A. AKSI BIN MUID ALM. 6.009.344 - VI-2/22/3/1979 31 Maret 1979 Lahat Fotokopi 47 16 3 A. AZAHARI B.MURNI 16.000.7 747/1962 654/H/5/I/1960 06 Januari 1960 Palembang Asli 13 5 4 A. AZIZ ALI 250274 1317/1962 63/E/8/IV/1960 16 April 1960 Kab. Lokseumawe Asli 52 18 5 A. AZIZ BIN ABD. HAMID 6.012.473 572/1983 VI/5/169/XII/80 01 Desember 1980 Kayu Agung Asli 43 15 6 A. AZIZ BIN HADJI SULAIMAN 6.000.928 032 Tahun 1986 1505/H/I/III/1960 21 Maret 1960 Batu Raja Fotokopi 7 3 7 A. B. ROESLAN 6.012.746 1070 Tahun 1985 VI-09/049/VII/1983 19 Juli 1983 Palembang Asli 5 2 8 A. BAHMAN BIN ADIN 6.010.753 011/03/31/A-VI/XII/86 VI/2/50/10/80 20 Oktober 1980 Lahat Fotokopi 33 11 9 A. BASRIE SOELTHAN 288445 125/1964 1340/4/9/VI/1960 30 Juni 1960 Kab. Palembang Asli 53 18 10 A. CHALIK-KARIM 250240 1316/1962 973/H/5/II/1960 - Kab. Palembang Asli 52 18 11 A. DAHLAN BAKRY 7.007.467 032/03/31/A-VI/X/86 1069/H/8/III/1960 14 Maret 1960 Kab. Lampung Tengah Fotokopi 28 9 12 A. EFFENDI 288458 125/1964 348/H/13/3/1960 05 Maret 1960 Kab. Palembang Asli 53 18 13 A. FAZALI ALWI 292161 32 Tahun 1965 1790/H/8/VI/1960 30 Juni 1960 Kota Bumi Asli 1 1 14 A. GANI BIN KOHAR 6.012.475 572/1983 VI/5/182/X/80 20 Oktober 1980 Kayu Agung Asli 43 15 15 A. H. WAHAB SAROBU 6.011.637 253/1982 VI.9/30/XI/1980 26 November 1980 Kab. Palembang Asli 50 17 16 A. HADI ISHAK 6.008.989 - 311/H/2/XI/63 10 November 1963 Bangka Belitung Fotokopi 46 16 17 A. HALIM BIN HADJI MUNIR A/91599 326/Kpts/MUV/1980 012/H/5/VI/1959 25 Juni 1959 Palembang Asli 12 4 18 A. HALIM MANAF 115986 - 724/H/5/I/1960 18 Januari 1960 Sumatera Selatan Asli 4 2 19 A. HAMID B.TOHAR 6.012.713 1070/1985 VI-1/18/6/1983 23 Juni 1983 Kab. P. Bangka P. Belitung Asli 49 17 20 A. HAMID BIN A. MAJID 6.010.836 011/03/31/A-VI/XII/86 73/H/13/X/78 10 Oktober 1978 Bengkulu Fotokopi 33 11 21 A. HAMID BIN KARIM 6.012.658 61/1985 VI-5/361/12/1981 31 Desember 1981 Kab. Kayu Agung Asli 37 12 22 A. HAMID NAWAWI B. 47544 - 579/H/I/XII/1959 22 Desember 1959 Sumatera Selatan Asli 2 1 23 A. HAMID R.K A/91612 326/Kpts/MUV/1993 900/H/5/II/1960 04 Februari 1960 Palembang Asli 12 4 24 A. HAMID TOHOR 6.012.470 572/1983 VI/1/59/XI/80 14 November 1980 Bangka Belitung Asli 43 15 25 A. HAMIN BIN A. MAJID 6.010.836 253/1982 VI-8/73/10/1978 10 Oktober 1978 Kab. Sekayu Asli 36 12 26 A. HANAFIAH BIN MAHBUT 255922 1376/1962 154/H/7/XII/1959 12 Desember 1959 Sumatera Selatan Asli 51 18 27 A. HULIPI 6.010.799 253/1982 VI-6/70/6/1978 01 Juni 1978 Kab. Bengkulu Fotokopi 36 12 28 A. JOHAN BIN MUNAKIR 6.010.890 253/1982 VI/9/407/IV/81 08 April 1981 Palembang Asli 35 11 29 A. KADIR BIN ABA HASAN A. 47510 - 273/H/5/IX/1959 09 Agustus 1959 Sumatera Selatan Asli 2 1 30 A. KADIR.L 6.011.630 253/1982 VI.3/003/VI/1978 10 Juni 1978 Kab.Muara Enim Asli 50 17 1 TANGGAL DAERAH JILID NO NAMA N.P.V S.KEP NO. PENDAFTARAN KET BOX PENDAFTARAN PENDAFTARAN BARU 31 A. KARIM BIN H.ABUHASAN 6.009.011 - 1196/H/3/VI/60 20 Juni 1960 Palembang Fotokopi 47 16 32 A. KARIM HAMID 116014 - 810/H/5/I/1960 25 Januari 1960 Sumatera Selatan Asli 4 2 33 A. KASTARI 28 8074 121/KPTS/64 1606/H/10/III/1960 03 April 1960 Teluk Betung Asli 48 17 34 A. KODIR B. MAT ALI 6.010.824 - VI-6/320/V/81 14 Mei 1981 Batu Raja Fotokopi 47 16 35 A. KODIR BIN MAT ALI 6.010.824 253/1982 VI-6/320/V/1981 14 Mei 1981 Kab. Batu Raja Asli 36 12 36 A. KOHAR 6.010.899 253/1982 VI/9/390/XII/80 31 Desember 1980 Palembang Asli 35 11 37 A. KOHAR BIN AMAK 37367 117 Tahun 1961 47/H/01/VI/1959 24 Juni 1959 Palembang Asli 17 6 38 A. KOHAR BIN DJEMALIM 6.012.461 572/1983 VI/2/134/XII/81 31 Desember 1981 Lahat Asli 43 15 39 A. KOHAR YATIM HUSEN 28 8020 121/KPTS/64 0294/H/10/XI/1959 20 Nopember 1959 Teluk Betung Asli 48 17 40 A. LATIP BIN RAIMIN 6.010.866 253/1982 VI/8/30/6/78 01 Juni 1978 Bengkulu Asli 35 11 41 A. LAYIF NING 6.011.636 253/1982 VI.8/020/2/1979 10 Februari 1979 Kab. Palembang Asli 50 17 42 A. M. SURADI 286339 102 Tahun 1964 3534/H/10/IV/1960 01 April 1960 Palembang Asli 19 6 43 A. MADANI 115967 - 1033/H/7/III/1960 18 Maret 1960 Sumatera Selatan Asli 4 2 44 A. MADANI 6.001.116 011/03/31/A-VI/XII/86 128/H/6/IX/67 08 September 1967 Sekayu Fotokopi 34 11 45 A. MADJID 6.010.851 253/1982 VI-8/59/6/1978 01 Juni 1978 Kab. Bengkulu Asli 36 12 46 A. MADJID 6.005.989 - 3337/H/5/IV/67 24 April 1967 Kodya Palembang Fotokopi 46 16 47 A. MADJID BIN UMAR 6.010.868 253/1982 VI/8/17/6/78 01 Juni 1978 Bengkulu Asli 35 11 48 A. MADJID TASTIE 6.010.846 253/1982 VI-8/593/4/1981 26 April 1981 Kab. Bengkulu Asli 36 12 49 A. MAJID BIN SALHU 6.012.732 1070/1985 VI.7/045/VII/1983 22 Juli 1983 Kab.Sekayu Asli 49 17 50 A. MALIK BIN H. DERIS 6.010.833 253/1982 VI-7/03/6/1978 01 Juni 1978 Kab. Sekayu Asli 36 12 51 A. MALIK H. DERIS 6.010.833 011/03/31/A-VI/XII/86 VI/7/03/H/6/78 01 Juni 1978 Sekayu Fotokopi 34 11 52 A. MANAF BIN KALUNG 6.010.817 253/1982 VI-6/301/III/1981 07 Maret 1981 Kab.
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