After having killed her father the Turks deported Makrouhi with her mother, grandmother and her two sisters Siranoush and Vehanoush to Deir-el-Zor. The caravan was driven to and fro in the desert. Her mother and grandmother succumbed on the road. Her sisters were by the gendarms sold to some Arabs. One day Makrouhi's turn came. She was also given to an Arab, Osman from Tabou.

            Makrouhi grew up and Osman sold her to a Cheick from Djebur by name Meslet for 35 Medjide. That man was the possessor of twelve Armenian woman and girls. Four times Makrouhi tried to flee, but was overtaken by her owner and brought back. One day she succeeded. A motor-car passed she called out the Armenian chauffeur stopped took her in his carriage and brought her safely to our rescue-home in Aleppo.

Left our care: October 14, 1927. Selfsupporting. Married in our colony to No. 1087.