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surnameSlutskov
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birth_month3
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Aronson Pesse Shmulevna (1898)

Personal data
SurnameAronson
NamePesse
PatronymShmulevna
Birth year1898
Birth month10
Birth day15
birth_placeJaunjelgava
SexF

Aronson (Aronsohn) (Samuel) Pesse Shmulevna (15.10.1898, Jaunjelgava, Latvia) – housewife.

Pesse Aronson was born into the family of Samuel Shmuel Borukhovich (1870, Jaunjelgava – 1925, Jelgava) and Samuel (Goldes) Rikla Jakovovna (1883, Jaunjelgava – 1943, Kotelnich, Kirov Region).

Pesse Aronson completed three years of primary school. She never worked for hire.

In her marriage to Shaia Yakovlevich Aronson (1900, Jelgava – 1972, Riga), they had sons Shmuel Shaevich Aronson (1930, Jelgava), Binyamin Shaevich Aronson (1938, Jelgava), and daughter Leie Shaevna Aronson (1942, Kotel’nich).

In 1979, Pesse Aronson received permission to emigrate to Israel, where her son Shmuel Schaevich Aronson (1930) had been residing since 1972.

Family Members:

Samuel Shmuel Borukhovich (1870–1925) – father
Samuel (Goldes) Rikla Yakovovna (1883–1943) – mother
Shinkareva (Samuel) Khana-Fega Samuilovna (1892, Jaunjelgava) – sister
Samuel Frida Shmulevna (1896, Jaunjelgava) – sister
Samuel Borukh Shmulevich (1905, Jaunjelgava – 1970, Riga) – brother
Samuel Rafael Shmulevich (1911, Jelgava) – brother
Aronson Shaia Yakovlevich (1900–1972) – husband
Aronson Shmuel Shaevich (1930) – son
Aronson Binyamin Shaevich (1938) – son
Aronson Leie Shaevna (1942) – daughter