Beg-Zade's husband was killed during the deportation and she herself was deported with her five children. After a walk of three hours four of them were lost. Her last child fall into the Euphrates. In this critical moment a Kourd came and took her by force to his house and married her. Beg Zade lived seven years with the Kourd.
She could not adapt herself to the life among the Kourds and she fled, her husband followed her and wounded her badly. The Kourd took her back to the village. When she was recovered she begged her husband to take her to Harpoot explaining him that she wanted to locate her children. The Kourd agreed with her and they want together to Harpoot. Beg Zade succeeded in finding two of her children who were in Turkish houses. She placed both in the American orphanage, after that she fled to the Armenian church. The Armenian bishop took care of her and sent her later to Aleppo.
As far as we know she has no relatives.
No relatives.
Found a place as a servant and left.
Left our care: August 13, 1923. Selfsupporting, servant.