Satenig does not remember much from her earliest childhood, but that her mother died in Rakka. That had made such an impression on the child that she never forgot it. An Arab took her to Ras-el-Ain and gave her to another Arab, Fathib. There she grew up. One year ago he married her. He was a bad man and illtreated Satenig. One day as she was working on the field she fled and reached Tel-Abiat. There Armenians found her and helped her further on.

Left our care: June 15, 1930. Relatives in Aleppo.