Being a little child he lost his father. During the general war, he with his mother were deported with Harpoot people. On the road his mother became ill and died. He continued his way with the caravan.  

                  Near Mardin the caravan was attacked by Kurds. Men were killed, young ladies and children dragged to Kurdish villages.  

                  Asadour came to a farmer and worked with him nine years. He was not paid and illtreated so he fled to Mardin. The Armenian Catholic church helped him financially and so he reached Syrian territory. Our Hassitshe agent found him near the town and sent him immediately to Aleppo.  

                  As far as we know he has no relatives.                

Found work for himself and left our care.

Left our care: November 7, 1924. Selfsupporting Trade.