In the beginning of the war her husband was killed. She was deported with her mother in law about two hours far from the city. The caravan of deportation was attacked by Kourds. Most of this unfortunate people were killed or wounded. Farfure could flee with another Armenian lady. They went together to one of the environing villages but there they have been caught by officials of the Turkish Government and exiled there again. On the road she fled again, this time she did not go to a village but she made herself a shelter under the ground where she lived a few months. Again the Turkish Government located her and this time she was sent to Haïni. A Kourd from there married her and Farfure lived seven years with him.

            When Greeks and Armenians were permitted to leave Turkey, she fled from the Kourd joined a party of Greek Refugees and came to Aleppo.

Her cousin is in America.

Servant in the city.

            Later she was married to an Armenian here in the city.

Left our care: June 29, 1923. Relatives by marriage.