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From: "David E. Arnette" <>
Subject: Re: SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1999 11:02:58 -0600


Hi Larry: I just received ss5 apps for Cora GROSS and John W. CURNELL.
Both had the last four digits written in. One for 1938 and 1942. One set
of 4 digits is very hard to read. Thank goodness for SSDI!!!

Wishing You Successful Hunting, Carole Beth Arnette
San Antonio, Texas USA

Searching England
FAIRCLOUGH, LEE, BURTWELL
HUGHES, Westmancote
Searching Australia
LEE
Searching USA
HICKLIN, JONES, RAY- KY
ARNETTE, CULVER-CA
JOHNSON-OK, KS, MO
CURNELL- KS, MO, CA, WA
CULVER-KS
HICKLIN-CO, anywhere
ASHER-NC
LAY
-----Original Message-----
From: Larry Kuttner <>
To: <>
Date: Wednesday, January 27, 1999 1:59 AM
Subject: Re: SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX

|At 08:00 PM 1/26/1999 -0600, David E. Arnette wrote:
|>
|>I wonder what those look like now when a baby is given a SSN in the
|>hospital.
|>
|=================================================
|I'm going to guess, but I'd think that the copy of the birth
|certificate supplied SSA probably contains same information,
|for a new baby, as the SSA-5 and they probably just enter info
|into computer without having a paper SSA-5.
|
|I've noticed that the older SSA-5's that I have seem to have the
|first five digits of the SS# rubber stamped on the application and
|the last four digits written in manually. This would tend to indicate
|that the numbers were assigned in blocks of 10,000 (9,999) to a
|particular office so that just the four last digits had to be entered
|manually. By the way, I finally figured out that there is 1,000,000
|numbers for each three digit code. (xxx-99,9999).
|
|One wants to always keep looking for items that MAY help.
|
|
|
|Lawrence E. "Larry" KUTTNER of Oregon
|(He who muddies the waters)
|Larry Kuttner <>
|
|RESEARCHING:
| KUTTNER [CA, NY, Prussia]
| BELLAH/BALLAGH [CA, AR, SC, VI, Ireland]
| GIBSON [CA, AR, TN]
| NEWCOMB [CA, CT, NY, ME, MA, England]
| REYMANN [CA, NM, TX, Alsace]
| SHADDUCK/SHATTUCK [CA, MO, IA, OH, NY, England]
| SHARROCK [CA, TX, IL, OH, NY, England]
|

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