During the exile his father was killed. His mother went to look for her husband but she never returned to home. Kevork came on the road with his relatives and reached Mardin, where a man named Dervish Bey took him to his house. He remained one year with him, then being informed about two Armenian boys in Zaghkert he fled and joined them. One day our agent in Hassitshe saw them in the market. He advised and persuaded them to return to their own nation. They passed the night in his house and the following day all the three were sent per auto to us.

Left our care: December 4, 1926. Selfsupporting.