| Social security death index. What is it?
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| | First name
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| Containing around 65 million names and
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| | Date of Birth
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| vital information of mainly deceased
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| | Date of Death
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| Americans, the SSDI is an extremely large
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| | Where the last SSB was sent
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| and important database, especially for
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| | State of residence
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| geneology enthusiasts.What sort of
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| | Where the SSN was issued
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| details are kept? For information to be
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| | Last known addressA Search Tip: When
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| archived in the SSDI, a death needs to
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| | doing a search in the SSDI, do not
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| have been reported, or, for example, a
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| | include the middle initial. Middle names
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| surviving relative may have contacted the
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| | were not indexed. Use first and last
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| Social Security Administration (SSA)
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| | names only.What period is covered by
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| seeking to stop the Social Security
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| | these records? Most of the birth dates
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| Benefits (SSB) of a parent.Social
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| | recorded are from the early decades of
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| Security Death Records (SSDR) contain the
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| | the last century: 1900 to 1930 Death
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| following data on a deceased person:Last
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| | dates are mainly from the period 1962 to
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| name
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| | 1988.
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