Chakaljek :: ARMENIAN LOCATIONS

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Sirya (Country) / Latakia (Province) / Kesab (District) / Chakaljek (Village)

Population
1906 y․

According to the population census of 1906, Chakaljek had 20 Apostolic and 45 Evangelical houses with a single school belonging to the Evangelicals.

«Արևելեան մամուլ», 1906, N 50, էջ 1228-1231: Kortoshian Raffi, The Population of Kesab between 1906 and 2006, in: "Vardzk", 2011, N 4, p. 59.

1911 y․

According to the population census of 1911, carried out by Archimandrite Movses Voskerichian, Chakaljek had 25 houses.

Չոլաքեան Յ., Քեսաբ, հ. Ա, Հալէպ, 1995, էջ 351, 422, 436, 440, 442, 444-445, 449, 454-455: Kortoshian Raffi, The Population of Kesab between 1906 and 2006, in: "Vardzk", 2011, N 4, p. 59.

1915 y․

In 1915 the population of Kesab was subjected to a deportation and a slaughter. After 1918 those who had had a miraculous escape from the massacres started returning to their native villages. The population census carried out by Simon Ayanian in 1920 clearly showed that the number of the inhabitants of the district had decreased as compared with that of 1911.

Kortoshian Raffi, The Population of Kesab between 1906 and 2006, in: "Vardzk", 2011, N 4, p. 62.

1920 y․

According to the population census of 1920, carried out by Simon Ayanian, Chakaljek had 7 houses.

Չոլաքեան Յ., Քեսաբ, հ. Գ, Հալէպ, 2004, էջ 237-291: Simon Ayanian presents the number of all the inhabitants of Kesab who lived in the district and outside it as of 1920, but we have given that of only those inhabitants who lived in Kesab in the same year. Kortoshian Raffi, The Population of Kesab between 1906 and 2006, in: "Vardzk", 2011, N 4, p. 62.

1955 y․

The population census of 1955 showed that the number of the inhabitants of the district had diminished as compared to the data for 1920. According to its results, Chakaljek had 7 houses.

During the population census of 1955, the inhabitants of the district were registered by the number of souls. As the previous censuses represent that of houses, we have divided the number of souls registered in 1955 by 6, thus getting that of houses in each village. Չոլաքեան Յ., Քեսաբ, հ. Ա, Հալէպ, 1995, էջ 281, 334, 340, 347, 351, 358, 366, 377, 381, 390: Kortoshian Raffi, The Population of Kesab between 1906 and 2006, in: "Vardzk", 2011, N 4, pp. 62-63.

Description
1911 y․

In 1911 Chakaljek had a single school belonging to the Evangelicals.

Չոլաքեան Յ., Քեսաբ, հ. Ա, Հալէպ, 1995, էջ 242, 249, 253, 316, 318, 320-321, 335, 343, 347-348, 351, 361, 370, 378, 382, 391: Kortoshian Raffi, The Population of Kesab between 1906 and 2006, in: "Vardzk", 2011, N 4, p. 59.

Type Photo
View Partial view
Author Samvel Karapetyan
Source Colour Negative
Date 2006 y․

Population:

Dates	Armenian Houses	Notes	Source
1906	65	According to the population census of 1906, Chakaljek had 20 Apostolic and 45 Evangelical houses.	«Արևելեան մամուլ», 1906, N 50, էջ 1228-1231: Raffi Kortoshian, The Population of Kesab between 1906 and 2006, "Vardzk", 2011, N 4, p. 59.
1911	25		Չոլաքեան Յ., Քեսաբ, հ. Ա, Հալէպ, 1995, էջ 351, 422, 436, 440, 442, 444-445, 449, 454-455: Raffi Kortoshian, The Population of Kesab between 1906 and 2006, "Vardzk", 2011, N 4, p. 59.
1920	7		Չոլաքեան Յ., Քեսաբ, հ. Գ, Հալէպ, 2004, էջ 237-291: Simon Ayanian presents the number of all the inhabitants of Kesab who lived in the district and outside it as of 1920, but we have given that of only those inhabitants who lived in Kesab in the same year. Raffi Kortoshian, The Population of Kesab between 1906 and 2006, "Vardzk", 2011, N 4, p. 62.
1955	7		During the population census of 1955, the inhabitants of the district were registered by the number of souls. As the previous censuses represent that of houses, we have divided the number of souls registered in 1955 by 6, thus getting that of houses in each village. Չոլաքեան Յ., Քեսաբ, հ. Ա, Հալէպ, 1995, էջ 281, 334, 340, 347, 351, 358, 366, 377, 381, 390: Raffi Kortoshian, The Population of Kesab between 1906 and 2006, "Vardzk", 2011, N 4, p. 63.
2006	17	We owe the statistical data for 2006 to the late Abraham Ashegian from Ekizoluk and his wife Khatun Ashegian, who knew the inhabitants of all the villages name by name.	Raffi Kortoshian, The Population of Kesab between 1906 and 2006, "Vardzk", 2011, N 4, p. 63.