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:y Ha3asdani or cawa-ix e Barsgasdan caq;yl myr naqaha3r AMIRI undaniku ha3dni [e1 Saga3n amyna3n hawanaganov;3amp !^)%6!^)& ;wagannyri ardacaq;o.nyrix yn y.yl1 Usd dy.ygov;3ovnnyri caq;agannyri my/ masu sgzpnagan ,r]anovm pnagov;3ovn yn hasdadyl ”YRIA#I 6 {ARMAHALI cawa-nnyrovm1 A3novhyd =o.owrti mi masu dy.a’oqwyl e POIRWARI 6 CA”LAI cawa-nyr1 Usd dy.ygov;3ovnnyri AMIRI undaniku sgzpovm pnagwyl e POIRWARI cawa-ovm a3novhyd6 dy.a’oqwyl CA”LAI cawa-i KYR: c3ov.1 KYR: c3ov.ovm e cdnwovm HOWASA”I cyryzmanu1 A3sdy. myr naqaha3ryru my/ ha]o.ov;3an yn hasnovm1 Nrank himnaganovm zpa.wovm yn gracor/ov;3amp ov anasnabahov;3amp1 HOWASA”I danu himnwovm e gdawacor/ov;3an tazcah1 Min[6 0rs el asbisi qosk ga myr my]5 or HOWASA”I danu pampagu myg 0rwa my] gdaw er ta-novm1 HOWASA”U law hampaw e wa3ylyl ir ,r]abadovm5 my/ aztyxov;3ovn ;o.yl c3ov.i pnag[ov;3an wra1 A3t isg badja-ow hydaca3ovm HOWASA”I anovnn e grovm myr azcu1 HOWASA”I 6 ir y.por Qa[adovri mahix hydo Howasa’3an cyrtasdanu dy.a’oqwovm e POIRWARI ,r]an 6 pnagov;3ovn hasdadovm <AWRAWA 6 MOI>ANAK c3ov.yrovm1 A3novhyd6 dy.a’oqwyl yn POIRWARI cawa-i >ARAKARIZ c3ov.5 saga3n <AWRAWA c3ov.adiro] hramanow mi qovmp ha3 undaniknyr5 oronx ;wovm ein na6 Howasa’i ;o-nyru dy.a’oqwovm yn <AWRAWA c3ov.5 oru yrgar [i dywovm 6 norix wyrata-novm yn >ARAKARIZ1 !*&% ;wagannyrin Howasa’3an cyrtasdanu >ARAKARIZIX dy.a’oqwovm e QORZYNT c3ov.1 !($%6!($^ ;wagannyrin nyrcaq;ix hydo dy.a’oqwovm yn :yhran5 a3novhyd !(^& ;wix sgsa/ oro, undaniknyr dy.a’oqwovm yn Ha3asdan5 isg awyli ov, omank Ha3asdanix 6 Barsgasdanix calis yn AMN5 Los An]ylys1
It is not known which region of Armenia our forefather Amir Migrated from, however it’s believed that he was among those who moved during 1605-1607. Based on some information the majority of migrants settled in Peria and Charmahal regions. According to some sources Amir’s family settled in Burvar region and latter moved to village Kert in Gapla region. The grave of Hovasap is located in Kert village. It's here that our ancestors achieved great success in farming and agriculture. Hovasap builds a denim machine; we still have the old saying “cotton became denim in one day in Hovasap’s home”. Hovasap was well respected among villagers that is why his grandchildren attained the last name Hovasapian. After the death of Hovasap and his brother Khajatur Hovasapian family moved to Burvar region and settled in Shavrava and Muganak villages. Latter they move to Garakariz village. The owner of Shavrava village orders some Armenian families to move to Shavrava, among them were Hovasap’s grandchildren. Later family moves back to Garakariz. Around 1875 Hovasapian family moves to Khorzend village. Around 1945-1946 Hovasapians move to Iran’s capital Tehran and later on starting from 1967 some families immigrate to Armenia and much later to USA, primarily Los Angeles.

:y Ha3asdani or cawa-ix e Barsgasdan caq;yl myr naqaha3r AMIRI undaniku ha3dni [e1 Saga3n amyna3n hawanaganov;3amp !^)%6!^)& ;wagannyri ardacaq;o.nyrix yn y.yl1 Usd dy.ygov;3ovnnyri caq;agannyri my/ masu sgzpnagan ,r]anovm pnagov;3ovn yn hasdadyl ”YRIA#I 6 {ARMAHALI cawa-nnyrovm1 A3novhyd =o.owrti mi masu dy.a’oqwyl e POIRWARI 6 CA”LAI cawa-nyr1 Usd dy.ygov;3ovnnyri AMIRI undaniku sgzpovm pnagwyl e POIRWARI cawa-ovm a3novhyd6 dy.a’oqwyl CA”LAI cawa-i KYR: c3ov.1 KYR: c3ov.ovm e cdnwovm HOWASA”I cyryzmanu1 A3sdy. myr naqaha3ryru my/ ha]o.ov;3an yn hasnovm1 Nrank himnaganovm zpa.wovm yn gracor/ov;3amp ov anasnabahov;3amp1 HOWASA”I danu himnwovm e gdawacor/ov;3an tazcah1 Min[6 0rs el asbisi qosk ga myr my]5 or HOWASA”I danu pampagu myg 0rwa my] gdaw er ta-novm1 HOWASA”U law hampaw e wa3ylyl ir ,r]abadovm5 my/ aztyxov;3ovn ;o.yl c3ov.i pnag[ov;3an wra1 A3t isg badja-ow hydaca3ovm HOWASA”I anovnn e grovm myr azcu1 HOWASA”I 6 ir y.por Qa[adovri mahix hydo Howasa’3an cyrtasdanu dy.a’oqwovm e POIRWARI ,r]an 6 pnagov;3ovn hasdadovm <AWRAWA 6 MOI>ANAK c3ov.yrovm1 A3novhyd6 dy.a’oqwyl yn POIRWARI cawa-i >ARAKARIZ c3ov.5 saga3n <AWRAWA c3ov.adiro] hramanow mi qovmp ha3 undaniknyr5 oronx ;wovm ein na6 Howasa’i ;o-nyru dy.a’oqwovm yn <AWRAWA c3ov.5 oru yrgar [i dywovm 6 norix wyrata-novm yn >ARAKARIZ1 !*&% ;wagannyrin Howasa’3an cyrtasdanu >ARAKARIZIX dy.a’oqwovm e QORZYNT c3ov.1 !($%6!($^ ;wagannyrin nyrcaq;ix hydo dy.a’oqwovm yn :yhran5 a3novhyd !(^& ;wix sgsa/ oro, undaniknyr dy.a’oqwovm yn Ha3asdan5 isg awyli ov, omank Ha3asdanix 6 Barsgasdanix calis yn AMN5 Los An]ylys1

It is not known which region of Armenia our forefather Amir Migrated from, however it’s believed that he was among those who moved during 1605-1607. Based on some information the majority of migrants settled in Peria and Charmahal regions. According to some sources Amir’s family settled in Burvar region and latter moved to village Kert in Gapla region. The grave of Hovasap is located in Kert village. It's here that our ancestors achieved great success in farming and agriculture. Hovasap builds a denim machine; we still have the old saying “cotton became denim in one day in Hovasap’s home”. Hovasap was well respected among villagers that is why his grandchildren attained the last name Hovasapian. After the death of Hovasap and his brother Khajatur Hovasapian family moved to Burvar region and settled in Shavrava and Muganak villages. Latter they move to Garakariz village. The owner of Shavrava village orders some Armenian families to move to Shavrava, among them were Hovasap’s grandchildren. Later family moves back to Garakariz. Around 1875 Hovasapian family moves to Khorzend village. Around 1945-1946 Hovasapians move to Iran’s capital Tehran and later on starting from 1967 some families immigrate to Armenia and much later to USA, primarily Los Angeles.

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