Genealogy Chat

Can anyone advise as to whether you can get more details from the SSDI, other than what shows on Ancestry or the IGI. If you can where do you have to apply for further info.........Thanks

You'd be able to get the death cert. I don't think you'd be able to get any info using the SSN that's a government tracking # like the national insurance number there. I could be wrong . Helen

Thanks Helen. Can you apply for a death cert with the SSI number or would you need to do it by some other means. I have no idea how the American system works.

What state are you looking at? I'll see what info I can find

Looking for this chap Social Security Death Index Record about Sandys Cordner Name: Sandys Cordner SSN: 252-01-8406 Last Residence: 78412 Corpus Christi, Nueces, Texas, United States of America Born: 9 Dec 1906 Died: Jan 1974 State (Year) SSN issued: Georgia (Before 1951 ) Source Citation: Number: 252-01-8406;Issue State: Georgia;Issue Date: Before 1951.

You'll want to go here to order the cert. As it's more than 25 yrs ago you don't need to worry about the additional need for your drivers license or SSN. $20 in USD is about 10 pounds. If you need to have it posted to someone in america let me know you can have it sent to me and I can send it on to you if neccesary. Hopefully this'll do the trick but if you need more help let me know. I'm off to bed soon but can get back to you in the morning. Helen http://www*texasonline*com/tolapp/ovra/index*jsp Replace * with , Death Certificate Information Death Certificates for deaths that occurred in Texas from 1903 to the present can be ordered online. The cost is $20.00 for the first copy and $3.00 for each additional copy of the same record. When you order a death certificate, you will receive a certified copy of the death certificate if it has been filed with Texas Vital Statistics. Special Conditions for Ordering a Death Certificate Online Death certificates with the date of death from 25 years ago to the present are considered protected records and can only be released to the surviving spouse, a parent of the deceased or the funeral director currently associated with the funeral home listed on the death certificate. Immediate family members and others who can supply documentation that they have a legal right to the record may apply through the other methods described on the Texas Vital Statistics website. Please have the following information ready. The more detail you are able to provide - optional data included - the more accurate the search for the record you are requesting will be. * The full name of the deceased on the death certificate. * The year of the death. * The month and day of the death (optional). * The city or county where the death took place. * The Social Security number of the deceased (optional). * The full maiden name of the mother listed on the death certificate OR the full name of the father listed on the death certificate. * Place of birth of the deceased (optional). * Date of birth of the deceased (required when the exact date of death is not known). If you are ordering a protected death certificate (one where the date of death is from 25 years ago to the present) you will also need the following items: * Your current driver license or state-issued identification card (you will need to be able to reference the actual card). * Your Social Security number

Helen Thank you very much for the info. Sue xx

You're welcome :) I'm off to bed but PM me if you need me. Night Helen

Just in case Texas Death Index, 1903-2000 Record about Sandys Cordner Name: Sandys Cordner Death Date: 24 Jan 1974 Death County: Nueces Gender: Male Marital Status: Separ/divorced zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz Texas Birth Index, 1903-1997 Record about Robin Rolando Cordner Name: Robin Rolando Cordner Date of Birth: 1 Dec 1944 Gender: Male Birth County: Harris Father's Name: Sandys Cordner Mother's Name: Elsa Katharina Woelber Roll Number: 1944_0003

Jim Thank you very much for that, I hadn't spotted those.

You can order SS information directly from Rootsweb's Social Security Death Index site: http://ssdi.rootsweb*.com/ Remember to remove the * from the address. The site also explains what the SS # are use for and what information can be obtained from ordering the cert. Judy

This is a good site for SSDI and other databases: http://www.familytreelegends.*com/records (remove *) I have recently sent off for a copy of the SSN application by someone whom I believe to be my long-lost grandfather! I think the cost was $27. One site did warn that you can have to wait months. Christine