First name could be spelled different ways like Heranoush or Heranouch. Her mother's name was Biagh (Beatrice). Her father and two brothers were killed in the Armenian Genocide. She was originally from Malatya, Turkey (though another says they lived in Kharpert, so this is uncertain) and escaped to Aleppo, Syria. She moved to Havana, Cuba as a way-station to come to the United States, which she did on December 31, 1924 arriving in Key West. She arrived with another Armenian woman Kayane Aghazarmian, and both were headed to Philadelphia where their husbands resided. She had a brother Haig who lived in Beirut.
First name could be spelled different ways like Heranoush or Heranouch. Her mother's name was Biagh (Beatrice). Her father and two brothers were killed in the Armenian Genocide. She was originally from Malatya, Turkey (though another says they lived in Kharpert, so this is uncertain) and escaped to Aleppo, Syria. She moved to Havana, Cuba as a way-station to come to the United States, which she did on December 31, 1924 arriving in Key West. She arrived with another Armenian woman Kayane Aghazarmian, and both were headed to Philadelphia where their husbands resided. She had a brother Haig who lived in Beirut.
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