Yeghsapet was married to an Armenian before the war. He became a soldier in the Turkish army. Later Yeghsapet was deported with some of her relatives. Not far from Nisibin a Kurd bought Yeghsapet from the police-soldiers for ten sh. After this she was his wife, she could not escape from him. But lately she fell from the roof and hurt one leg badly. She was then sent to Khamishli to the doctor. There she found Armenians and was sent to us. 

Three years ago her husband had been here looking for her. Believing her to be dead, he had married another woman and gone to Greece with her. 

Yeghsapet is working as a servant here in Aleppo.

Left our care: July 2, 1928. Living as a servant in Aleppo.