ARMENIAN LIFE BEFORE 1915 / RESEARCH EDITION 0.4
City · Diyarbekir / Dikranagerd
Present-day reference: Diyarbakır
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Armenian residents · 1913
Four parochial city schools are the author’s reconstruction, not an all-denomination census. The 16,352 subdistrict population is deliberately excluded.
1913
The school history identifies Saint Giragos and Saint Sarkis. A complete building inventory is not inferred from these two examples.
1913 report reconstruction
The author infers four city schools from a wider report. This is not a complete all-denomination school total.
Earlier accounts also describe Catholic and Protestant schools. Their different dates and classifications must remain separate from the four-school reconstruction.
The school history identifies Saint Giragos and Saint Sarkis. A complete building inventory is not inferred from these two examples.
A selective directory, not a complete same-year census. Grouped and named entries must not be added together without checking overlap.
school · Armenian parochial · 1913 reconstruction
City assignment inferred by the source author.
Robert Tatoyan · Diyarbekir — Schools (2020)school · Armenian parochial · 1913 reconstruction
City assignment inferred by the source author.
Robert Tatoyan · Diyarbekir — Schools (2020)school · Armenian parochial · 1913 reconstruction
City assignment inferred by the source author.
Robert Tatoyan · Diyarbekir — Schools (2020)school · Armenian parochial · 1913 reconstruction
City assignment inferred by the source author.
Robert Tatoyan · Diyarbekir — Schools (2020)church · Armenian Apostolic · Early 20th century
Named parish church associated with the school history; not a complete city church inventory.
Robert Tatoyan · Diyarbekir — Schools (2020)church · Armenian Apostolic · Early 20th century
Named parish church associated with the school history; not a complete city church inventory.
Robert Tatoyan · Diyarbekir — Schools (2020)Merchants and skilled workshops · Before 1915
Armenian trades included weaving, tailoring, jewellery, carpentry, masonry, shoemaking and metalworking. The cited account identifies occupations rather than a total value or ownership percentage.
Houshamadyan · Diyarbekir — Religious Customs and community life (2020)
1913 Patriarchate city count: 14,100 Armenians and 2,935 households. The author reconstructs four city parochial schools from the subdistrict report; this is not an all-denomination school total. The subdistrict’s population and school totals are excluded from the city metrics.
Documents local Armenian merchants and crafts. Its separate approximate population account is not substituted for the dated Patriarchate city count used here.
Approximate city reference point; not a surveyed property or historical administrative boundary.
City, village, province and diocesan records have different scopes. Population and institution figures are not interchangeable or automatically additive.
Dataset 0.4.0 · Armenian Genocide Museum of Canada