Simon B BLOOM ^{2 3}

   Other names for Simon were Shimshon Zalel, Shimson and Shimson HENECH.

  Research Notes:

The census of 1910 has Simon's immigration in 1891.

The letters from Shmuel Hurwitz suggest that Simon was younger than his three brothers, Shlomo, Shaul, and Isaac, and was "too young to do anything" in October of 1886. As of July, 1884, Simon was not yet born. There may have ben some confusion between Simon and his brother Zalel (Charles), who was born in 1886.

Bill Lucker has September 10, 1873, as date of birth. This date appears on the WWI draft registration. ^{1 7 9 10}

  Noted events in his life were:

• Immigration, 1889. ^{2 11} The census of 1900 has 1890.

• Residence, Sep 2, 1896, New York City. ¹

• Residence, Mar 24, 1898, Hartford, Connecticut. ¹²

• Residence, Jun 7, 1900, 276 Windsor, Hartford, Conn. ¹¹ ED #149, sheet 13A.

• Employment, Jun 7, 1900, Hartford, Connecticut. ¹¹ Simon was a tailor.

• Naturalization. ² Simon's papers were in process in 1900.

• Residence, Jun 4, 1902, Hartford, Connecticut. ¹³

• Residence, 1904, Massachusetts. ¹⁴

• Residence, Jun 25, 1906, Massachusetts. ¹⁵

• Residence, Apr 20, 1910, 9 Adams St., Holyoke, Mass. ⁹ ED #556, sheet 10A.

• Employment, Apr 20, 1910, Holyoke, Mass. ⁹ Simon was a tailor in a tailor shop.

• Draft Registration, Sep 12, 1918, Holyoke, Mass. ¹⁰ Simon lived at 9 Adams St., Holyoke. He was a tailor with M. A. Marks of 316 High St.

• Residence, Jan 8, 1920, 9 Adams St., Holyoke, Mass. ² ED #44, sheet 7B.

• Employment, Jan 8, 1920, Holyoke, Mass. ² Simon was a tailor.

Simon married Mamie MILLER, daughter of Unknown MILLER and Unknown, on Dec 2, 1896 in New York City.¹ (Mamie MILLER was born in 1871 in Russia ^{2 5}.)