Guhar was exiled with her parents. On reaching Islahie men were separated from the caravan. Chained together and taken away to a little distance, all of them were shot dead. The rest of the caravan was sent further on and reached Aleppo. Here, Guhar and her mother profiting by an opportunity, succeeded in coming out of the caravan. They hid themselves in the city till the danger was over. After a time, she was married to an Armenian who had lost his wife and thought her dead. They lived for eleven years together in the district of Deir-el-Zor. Once, Marie, No. 0997, also rescued by us, got information about her long lost husband. Inquiring into the matter we ascertained that her husband was the same person, who had married above mentioned Guhar eleven years ago. The matter was brought before the head of the Armenian Church, who decided upon the divorce of Guhar and Marie's return to her husband. Thus, we gave Marie and took Guhar into our rescue home. 

We found her father in Egypt and she went to live with him.

Left our care: May 10, 1926. Relatives. Father in Egypt.