Haig named Ahmed by his Turkish master was a small child when his parents were deported. His mother had given him to a Turk in their native town a few years ago. Haig was given to another Turk as a present. When No. 1450 was attacked by the Turks he came to help him. He was also arrested by the Turkish government. On his way to Diarbekir, he fled when the conveying gendarms were sleeping. Together with No. 1450 he came to Syria and to our reception-house.

Left our care: July 20, 1928. Selfsupporting, farmer.