Eydus Maria Isaakovna (30.05.1893, Khotimsk, Mogilev Governorate) — paramedic. Studied at the Khotimsk parish school. In 1905, her father obtained work at a sawmill and the whole family moved to Kaluga Governorate to follow. In 1906, moved to Kaluga, where her father found work at the factory of merchant Altshuler. In 1912, graduated from the women's gymnasium and enrolled at the Kaluga Midwifery-Paramedic School, graduating in 1915. While in the final year, worked at one of the local hospitals. After graduating, moved to Moscow, where she worked at a hospital until 1918. In 1920, moved with her husband and son to Liepāja. There her husband found work at a local firm; in 1925, he was transferred to work in Riga, where he worked until 1940. Throughout this time, E. worked at the private clinic of Dr Levenson; from 1940, was paramedic at the Ship Repair Plant, where she worked until 27.06.1941. During the war, was in evacuation in Gorky (Nizhny Novgorod), then went to Kotelnych, Kirov Oblast, where her husband found work at Glavlesbyt and E. worked at the local polyclinic. In 1942, transferred to work at a hospital, then was moved to Kirov. In December 1944, returned to Riga on the call of the Latvian SSR Ministry of Health and until March 1949 worked at the hospital. Simultaneously worked part-time at the garrison polyclinic; until 1953, at the aviation hospital. In 1953–59, worked at the medical centre of the “Avtoelektropribor” plant. In January 1959, retired. In 1959, applied for permission to leave for Israel.
In 1913, married Eydus Izrail-Lazar Benusovich (1888 — 1945, Riga) — timber inspector; buried at the Rainis cemetery.
Children:
Eydus-Eydut Benyamin Lazarevich (1919, Moscow — (?)) — left Latvia in 1939;
Kil (née Eydus) Aida Izrailevna (1923, Liepāja — (?)) — physician at the 1st Riga City Clinical Hospital.
Father — Zhigalin Isaac Iosifovich — craftsman.
Mother — Zhigalina Yevgeniya Naumovna (1864 — 1960) — seamstress; buried at the Shmerlis cemetery.