Maron Khaim (Chaim) Girshevich (1904, village of Dubina (Dubino?)) — office employee.

In 1921 Khaim Maron completed four grades of a Russian–Polish primary school in the town of Braslav. From 1920 to 1939 he was engaged in agriculture; afterward, until 1941, he worked at his own mill in Krāslava. From 1941 to 1953 he was in special settlement in Kirov Oblast. From 1953 to 1958 he worked as a storekeeper at a psychiatric hospital in Krasnoyarsk Krai. From 1958 he lived in Daugavpils. In 1958 he applied for permission to depart for the Polish People’s Republic (PPR).

His wife was Khaya Abramovna Fridman (née Zayer). In the marriage a son and two daughters were born: Iosif Gilovich Fridman; Riva Gilovna Lisitsina (1934, Daugavpils — ?), who had seven years of schooling, worked as a nurse at a city hospital, and lived in Daugavpils; and Liya Khaimovna Osin (née Maron).

Granddaughters: Roza Izrailovna Lisitsin (1956) and Roza Naftalyevna Osin (1956).