Frid (Fried) (née Marchevskaya) Eva (Ewa) Samuilovna (15 September 1899, Varakļāni — date unknown) — homemaker.

From childhood she worked in her father’s dyeing workshop. From 1920 she was married to Yakov Aronovich Frid.

Their children were: Khona Yakovlevich Frid (1921, Varakļāni — 1945, place unknown), who was killed at the front during the Second World War; Bentze Yakovlevich Frid (born 1925, Varakļāni), who in 1957 left for Poland and later emigrated to the United States; and Rokha Yakovlevna Feldman (née Frid) (born 1924, Varakļāni).

Her father, Samuil Marchevsky (dates unknown — 1943, Brooklyn), emigrated to the United States in 1925. Her mother, Bronya Marchevskaya (dates unknown — 1950, Brooklyn), also emigrated in 1925.

Her brothers — Philip Samuilovich Marchevsky (d. 1960, Brooklyn), Joe Samuilovich Marchevsky, Louis Samuilovich Marchevsky (Brooklyn), Irving Samuilovich Marchevsky (emigrated 1923, Brooklyn), Ben Samuilovich Marchevsky, Zalman Samuilovich Marchevsky, Charlie Samuilovich Marchevsky, and Shepa Samuilovich Marchevsky — emigrated to the United States between 1908 and 1925.

Her sister, Lily Samuilovna Kessler (née Marchevskaya), also emigrated to the United States in 1925 and lived in Brooklyn.

Family:

Yakov Aronovich Frid — husband
Khona Yakovlevich Frid (1921–1945) — son
Bentze Yakovlevich Frid (1925) — son
Rokha Yakovlevna Feldman (née Frid) (1924) — daughter
Samuil Marchevsky (d. 1943) — father
Bronya Marchevskaya (d. 1950) — mother
Philip Samuilovich Marchevsky (d. 1960) — brother
Joe Samuilovich Marchevsky — brother
Louis Samuilovich Marchevsky — brother
Irving Samuilovich Marchevsky — brother
Ben Samuilovich Marchevsky — brother
Zalman Samuilovich Marchevsky — brother
Charlie Samuilovich Marchevsky — brother
Shepa Samuilovich Marchevsky — brother
Lily Samuilovna Kessler (née Marchevskaya) — sister

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