In the beginning of the war the whole family was deported. Months they were driven to and fro. Hundreds of people died on the road from typhus, dysentry and other illnesses. When the caravan reached Diarbekir, Sinam and her sister were taken away by Kurds, who brought them to their village and married them.

            In the same village there was an Armenian. Sinam fled with him to Diarbekir and they were married. Newly her husband was killed by a Turk who wanted Sinam. She succeeded in fleeing to Syria. We took her and her two children in.

Left our care: February 4, 1930. Relatives. Selfsupporting, servant.