| Birth: | 1890, Turkey | | Death: | 1968
Pennsylvania, USA | 
She was the youngest daughter of Haji Zakar and Gadar Der Avedisian, members of an important family in Apapkir, Turkey. She had three brothers and one sister. She was married to Mikael Davidian at a very young age, as was the custom. She had to leave her family and was in the care of mother-in-law, who she did not like. Later Almaskar had a son Zakar who died very young. They later had a daughter named Zovinar. In 1915, Almaskar's three brothers were killed in the Armenian Genocide and the family was torn apart. Mikael had immigrated to America two years before, and it is not known whether or not Almaskar and Zovinar were caught up in the Genocide or had already fled into the Russian Empire. It is known that they were finally reunited with Mikael in 1928 when they emigrated from Riga, Lativa in the Soviet Union to Haverhill, Massachusetts where Mikael was living. Shortly afterwards they moved to Philadelphia where both of them had relatives. Here they lived the rest of their lives with their families, with considerably less hardships than they had suffered through earlier. They become the grandparents of 3 and later saw great-grandchildren also.
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Spouse:
Mikael Shakar Davidian (1880 - 1962)
Children:
Zovinar Davidian Ejdaharian (1911 - 1998)*
*Calculated relationship
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Arlington Cemetery
Drexel Hill
Delaware County
Pennsylvania, USA |
Created by: Paul S.
Record added: Aug 08, 2001
Find A Grave Memorial# 5675581 |
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