Eliza Aabooð
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| Former Senator of the Lakes | |
|---|---|
| Tenure began | 2.VII.1703 AN |
| Tenure ended | 24.XV.1712 AN (9 AN years) |
| Senate(s) | VII, IX |
| Elected | 1707 |
| Faction |
Ayreonist (until 1707) United Ayreonist–Traditionalist (from 1708) |
| Order of the Holy Lakes | Line of Akkare |
| Comment | Senator also 1697 AN–1701 AN (4 AN years) |
| Physical description | |
| Gender | Female |
| Species | Human |
| Biographical information | |
| Father | Pedar Aabooð (1589–1696) |
| Mother | Mina Akkare |
| Spouse(s) | Jaan Uusman (1628–1715) |
| Children |
Johannes (1665) Leon (1668) |
| Date of birth | 1632 AN |
| Place of birth |
 Lakkvia |
| Date of death | 11.XI.1728 AN (aged 96 AN years) |
| Place of death |
Xäiville,  Craitland |
Eliza Aabooð was a Hurmu politician and diplomat. She was Hurmu's ambassador to the Xäiville Convention (1721–1728) and a former senator of the Lakes (1697–1701; 1703–1712) representing the Ayreonist List. First alternate since 1702, as she failed to be re-elected in 1701. She became a senator, however, upon the death of Ayreonist senator Kir Azariah Vidar, for whom she was alternate, on 2.VII.1703. In 1707, she was elected to the Senate in her own right. She was also the Minister for the Lake District from 1704 until 1710.
The middle child of former chair of the Board of Trustees of the Order of the Holy Lakes, Mina Akkare (1600–1696), and Pedar Aabooð (1589–1696), Eliza Aabooð grew up in an ethnic Hurmu setting in Lakkvia. She speaks Hurmu Norse as her native language, having learnt Istvanistani and Lakkvian in school. Her elder brother is Simon Aabooð and her younger sister Loova Aabooð.
Educated at the University of Lakkvia in Vesüha, Eliza Aabooð is a lawyer specialised in maritime and environmental law.
In 1663, Eliza Aabooð married Jaan Uusman (1628–1715), an ethnic Lakkvian. They have two sons together, Johannes (b. 1665) and Leon (1668). Through their sons, Eliza and Jaan have four grandchildren.
In 1695, she stood for election to the Senate for the Ayreonist List as number 4 on the list. In the election, the Ayreonist list managed only to grab 3 seats, and thus Eliza Aabooð was not elected to Senate. Upon the resignation of Catarina de Todos los Santos u-Kart in 1697, Eliza Aabooð was next in line for a seat and was sworn in almost immediately. In the Senate, she sat on the committee for diplomatic relations. In that position, she also had a seat on the Joint Council of Eesdeheito.
She did not contest the 1712 Hurmu general elections, and left her seat in the Senate following the conclusion of her term, to begin a happy retirement in the Lake District countryside. Her husband, Jaan, died on 27.XV.1715.
In 1720, she was appointed Hurmu's ambassador to the Secretariat of the Xäiville Convention, a position she held until the inauguration of the Secretariat of Anastasia in early 1728.
| Preceded by: Kartan Aadravik |
Minister for the State of the Lake District 1704–1709 |
Succeeded by Martiina Lüüdiatütar |
| Preceded by: Vigdis av Reyne |
Prime Minister of the Lake District 1706–1709 |
Succeeded by Martiina Lüüdiatütar |
