Before the deportation she was married to an Armenian and she had got two children with her husband. One of the two is Makruhi No. 1115. During the deportation she was exiled with her husband and two little ones. On the road she lost her husband, who was killed by the Tchetchens. She lost one of her children too. She left Makruhi under the charge of an Arab in Meskene in order to save her life, she herself went into the house of another Arab as a maid-servant. After some months the Arab married her. When the English forces occupied the same district, profiting by the opportunity she left her husband and was married with an Assyrian, who taking Yeghsapet's daughter by her first husband, installed himself in Mediat near Mardin. In 1925 the man was taken into the Turkish army and was lost. Yeghsapet asked our assistance, we brought the poor family to Aleppo.

Left our care: September 26, 1926. Relatives. Husband in Beirut.