Zhukovskaya Maria Ilyinichna (19 February 1917, Odessa – ?, ?) – worker.

After completing two years of Jewish school in 1929–31, Maria Zhukovskaya worked as an apprentice in a grocery store. From 1931 to 1941, she worked as a moulder at an agricultural machinery factory (Odessa), and from 1941 to 1945, she was evacuated with the factory to Tashkent. In 1945–51, she worked at the Kalnciems peat factory (Kalnciems, Jelgava District), and in 1951–63 and 1964–65, she was a conductor at the Zagotskot procurement office (Saldus). From 1966 to 1979, she worked as a handywoman at the Saldus District Consumer Cooperative canteen-restaurant.

She was never legally married.

Children:

Ilya Itsikovich Zhukovsky (born in 1953, Salduš) - son, emigrated with his family to Israel (Beer-Sheva) in 1979,

Mikhail Itsikovich Zhukovsky (born 1957, Saldus) - son

Vladimir Itsikovich Zhukovsky (born 1958, Saldus) - son

Zhanna Viktorovna Zhukovskaya (born 1949, Riga) - daughter

Khaya Itsikovna Panchauskaya (born 1950, Ludza) - daughter

Sofya Itsikovna Zhukovskaya (born 1952, Saldus) - daughter

Bella Itsikovna Arkhipova (born 1955, Saldus) -daughter

Father: Zhukovsky, Ilya Moiseevich (1876, Odessa – 1941, Odessa), killed during the German occupation.

Mother: Zhukovskaya, Sore Shmulevna (1879, Kirovograd – 1941, Odessa), killed during the German occupation.

Brother Moisey Ilyich Zhukovsky (1905, Odessa – 1941, Odessa) was killed during the German occupation.

Sisters Charne Ilyinichna Zhukovskaya (1904, Odessa – 1941, Odessa) killed during the German occupation, Fima Ilyinichna Kholoditskaya (1914, Odessa – 1941, Odessa) killed during the German occupation, Manya Ilyinichna Zhukovskaya (1912, Odessa – 1941, Odessa).