Khramovskikh Mikhail Timofeevich was born in 1919, in the village of Padun, Bratsk District, Irkutsk Region (now it is the Padunsky Municipal District within the city of Bratsk). Drafted into the Red Army in 1939 by the Bratsk Military Commissariat of the Irkutsk Region. Graduated from military school. On the fronts of the Great Patriotic War from the first days. Junior lieutenant, platoon commander of the anti-tank battery of the 525th rifle regiment of the 171st rifle division. He was slightly wounded on 05/15/1942 (in the battle near the town of Kalach), seriously wounded on 07/30/42 (in the battle for the seizure of the station Trudovaya Stalingrad region), seriously wounded on 03/15/43 (in the battle for the village of Kholmy Leningrad region). He was awarded the medal "For Courage" on January 25, 1944. Quote from the award list: "Taking part in the battles for the capture of the important height of the southwestern shore of Lake Gusino, the junior lieutenant of the Khramovskikh showed courage, courage and skillfully managed his platoon. , with well-aimed fire at the dugouts and bunkers of the Nazis, they ensured the 1st rifle company to knock the Germans out of their trenches and turn them to flight.During heavy fighting in the area of ​​Lake Gusino from January 12 to 14, 1944, a platoon of the Khramovskys M.T. in cooperation with 1 rifle company repulsed four Germans' counterattacks, destroying up to 60 fascists, destroyed 7 bunkers and dugouts, suppressed 3 enemy firing points with shells from their cannons. After demobilization he returned to his homeland. Died in January 1969.