Markon Eliyahu (January 1895, Kreutzburg) – public figure.

Eliyahu Markon studied national economics in St. Petersburg and graduated in 1917. From 1921, he worked for the Yiddish and Yiddish-Russian press in Latvia, covering the Latvian economy and finance. In public life, he served on many committees of the Trade and Industrial Union. He was a member of the Jewish Polytechnic Society, a board member of the “Cheap Jewish Kitchens” society, and a member of the Jewish Progressive Association from its founding.