Her mother died when she was too young. She was exiled with her father. On the banks of the river Euphrates the Kurds attacked the caravan. Her father was killed and she was taken by the enemies, who brought her to the village Meane, where she lived with a rich Milla, named Hadji Bedir Agha. When she grew up her master married her to his motor-car driver, who was an Armenian too.

            During the last Kurdish events her husband was exiled with his master. Khatun, with her three children remained helpless among the Muslims and sending a letter she asked our assistance. We informed our agent in Arab pounar. He arranged Khatun's transfer to Aleppo.

Left our care: November 9, 1926. Relatives. Husband in Aleppo.