Hiram T FRANKLIN ¹

   Another name for Hiram was Chaim.

  General Notes:

I finally managed to sort out the various photos of Isaac's children. This one would appear to be of Hiram. According to Robert Franklin, Hiram was a multi-talented individual who sang, danced, and played various musical instruments. It is a true shame that he died so young.

  Research Notes:

Hiram's mother is recorded on his death certificate as "Annie Franklin," who was, of course, his father's second wife and not his mother at all.

  Noted events in his life were:

1. Residence, 1900, 169 Muir Street, Cambridge, Maryland. ¹

2. Residence, 1908, 647 Light St., Baltimore, Md. ⁵ Hiram was a blacksmith.

3. Residence, 1909, 647 Light St., Baltimore, Md. ⁶ Hiram was a plumber.

4. Residence, Apr 18, 1910, 103 E. West St., Baltimore, Md. ⁷

5. Employment, Apr 18, 1910, Baltimore or Washington. ^{7 8} Hiram was a piano maker at a piano works.

6. Residence, 1911, 800 S. Sharp, Baltimore, Md. ⁹ Hiram was a piano maker.

7. Residence, 1913, 41 E. Hill, Baltimore. ¹⁰ Hiram was a piano tuner.

8. Residence, Oct 12, 1916, 41 E. Hill St., Baltimore. ⁸ Hiram was a piano tuner.

9. Residence, Oct 13, 1916-Oct 15, 1916, Jewish Home for Consumptives, Baltimore County, Md. ³ "Consumption" is tuberculosis.