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Aramian college of Sebastia (Sevaz) – 1909
Aramian college of Sebastia (Sevaz) in 1909. 1st rank : Karekin Eknadian, Dikran Khanaskhmazian, Kevork Aguiahian, Garabed Kapigian, Shavarsh Vartabed Sahagian, Khatchadur Gerdodian, Arakel Kapdanian, Kerovpe Gureghian, Nshan Khopigian. 2nd r. : Miridjan, Hayg Khorigian, Vartan Parunagian, Hrachia Ghorghorian, Krikor Giragosian, Aram Yeranosian, Kapriel Mozian, Senekerim Kasabian, Mgrditch Baliozian, Karekin Aleksanian. 3d r. : Mgrditch…
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Donabedian family from Malatia, 1895
Donabedian Family from Malatia, 1895. The Donabedians were one of the main families of Malatia. This picture shows one branch of the family. Seated : Kirkor Donabedian (2) who is Hayganush’s father, his wife Vartui (Varter) Donabedian (3), Kirkor’s parents (4 and 5). Amina Armutlu Collection. On the floor : Hayganush Donabedian (1)
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Donabedian family from Malatia, 1910
Donabedian family from Malatia, 1910. The Donabedians were one of the main families of Malatia. In the picture : Agavni Donabedian’s husband (1), Missak Mokossian (2), Vartui Donabedian’s husband Serap (3), Kerop Kundebakian who is married to Hayganush Donabedian (4), Kerop’s friend (5), Vartan Kundebakian (6), Anna Donabedian (7) and Garabed Kundebakian (8). Amina Armutlu…
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Yeghsapet Donabedian family tree – Malatia
Yeghsapet Donabedian family tree – Malatia. Yeghsapet Donabedian (1850(?) – 1900(?)) was a mother of six children : Hripsime (1875 – 1950), Kevork (1875(?) – 1915(?)), Tateos (1875(?) – 1915(?)), Tavakal (1875(?) – 1915(?)), Vartouhi (1875(?) – 1915(?)) and Hagop (1902 – 1975). Expand your Armenian family tree on tflink
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Napoleon Levon Donabedian family tree – Malatia
Napoleon Levon Donabedian family tree – Malatia. Napoleon Levon Donabedian (1850(?) -1920(?)) was Kirkor and Yeghsapet brother. He was married to Margaret Tashjian (1890(?) – 1950(?)). Father of two children : Vartoui (1920 – 1925) and Yeghsapet (Betty) Tavakalian or Tevekelian (Donabedian). He moved to America in 1901. Expand your Armenian family tree on tflink
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Kirkor Donabedian family tree – Malatia
Kirkor Donabedian family tree – Malatia. Kirkor Donabedian, brother of Napoleon (Levon) and Yeghsapet, was a father of six children : Aghavni (1880(?) – 1925(?)), Hayganush (1880(?) – 1915(?)), Anna (1900 – 1982), Mesrop (1900(?) – 1950), Miriam (1900(?) – 1965), Varter (Vartui) (1900(?) – 1950(?)). He was married to Vartui (Varter) Donabedian (1850(?) –…
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Aramian college – Sebastia (Sevaz) 1907
Aramian college of Sebastia (Sevaz) 1907. First rank : Nshan Avak, Senekerin Baliozian, Mardiros Soghigian, Garabed Kapigian, Gronites kahana Nalpandian, Ardashes Ayvazian, Vahan Moskofian, Garabed Garakian, unk. Sec. r. : Miridjan, Nshan Khoren, Aram Yeranosian, Hovhannes Aginian, Dikran Abadjian, Kerope Ketchoyan. Third r. : Armenag Momdjian, Yervant Kapigian, Harutiun Karugian, Yervant Medzmorukian, Armenag Arisdagesian. Fourth…
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Graduates of the Aramian college – Sebastia (Sevaz) 1906
Graduates of the Aramian college of Sebastia (Sevaz) in 1906. Top from left to right : Puzant Derbabian, Hayg Tchemenian, Karekine Aliksanian, Hrant Umedian, Esayi Gononian, Hagop Der Hagopian, Mikael Kapudjian, Dikran Magarian, Armenag Adjemian, Dikran Kuyumdjian, Vahan Zulumatian, Mgrditch Altunian, Levon Kasardjian and Nshan Torigian. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection.
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Mrs Mania Djenevizian – Sebastia (Sevaz) 1907
Mrs Mania Djenevizian from Sebastia (Sevaz), in 1907. She was born Der Mesrobian. She studied at the Hayouhiats school. She was in charge of the Armenian kindergarten of Sebastia. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection.
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Hripsimiants college – Sebastia (Sevaz) 1912
Hripsimiants college of Sebastia (Sevaz) in 1912. Sitting from left to right : Siranush Merkerian, Gaydzar Odabashian, Akabi Tughladjian, Khatchadur Gerdodian (director), Hayganush Aharonian, Diruhi Pilibosian, Ovsanna Godoshian. Standing : Zabel Tozian, Aghavni Gasmanian, Arshaluys Khashmanian, Pariz Potugian, Baydzar Durgerian, Vartanush Mergerian, Zaruhi Vartabedian, Dikranuhi Tashdjian. Armenian Diaspora Memory and Innovation collection.