Description of the grave location:

Much thanks are due to Daniel and Alice Jouve of Paris for securing the information provided in this letter.

Map of Père-Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, France with two routes to the grave in Section 43:
This map is made from a photograph of the map posted inside the Porte Principale entrance.
The numbers on the map show the locations of the graves of famous persons.

Entering at the main gate (Porte Principale) at the bottom of the map requires walking up a hill.
Entering at the Porte Gambetta gate at the top of the map is an easier walk.

To get to Porte Principale gate take the Metro (subway) #1 line (toward Chateau de Vincennes) to the Nation station,
then take Metro #2 line (toward Porte Dauphine) to the Philipe Auguste station.
Walk across the street to the right and around the corner to the gate or ask someone how to get to the Porte Principale gate.

To get to Porte Gambetta gate take the Metro #1 and Metro #2 as described above one stop beyond Philippe Auguste station to Pere Lachaise station,
then take the Metro #3 (toward Guallieni) to the next station Gambetta. I did not try this way, so ask someone how to get to the Porte Gambetta gate.

Paris Metro (subway) maps: Map 1, Map 2

I tried following the instructions for the grave site, but the rows and columns of graves are not really rows and columns.
I counted several different ways, which yielded a circle of about twenty feet in diameter.
I was told that no markings are visible on the grave, so I decided to take a picture of all grave stones within the circle.
When I pulled out my camera and looked up I saw the words on a stone: William Temple Franklin!

Obelisk on the right when heading east on Avenue Transversale #1:

Greffulne tomb on the left when heading east on Avenue Transversale #1. I have inserted a red arrow pointing to the William Temple Franklin grave:

William Temple Franklin grave stone:

Loose plaques in front of the tomb: