Thanks for the information Jeanne. When both documents show different information, it's hard to know which one to believe unless I can find other information to use as a clue. Maybe I'll be lucky and find her on an on-line cemetery with burials listed. That would certainly help to narrow down a death date. Kathy From: "Jeanne Moore" <[email protected]> > There are obviously mistakes on one of the lists. > > My mom died in September, 2007. When her information was finally on the > Social Security Death index, they had her last residence as Los Angeles, > California. Well, she'd lived in Los Angeles for most of her life, but > she'd lived in Honolulu, Hawaii for 10 years before she died and she died > in Honolulu. > > I don't know how Social Security gets it's information; it very clearly > states that she died in Honolulu on her death certificate and my sister > gave Social Security all the informtion (including a copy of the death > cert) when she notified them. And they still had her last residence > incorrect on the list. > > Jeanne > > kaytt <[email protected]> wrote: > California Death Index: > Name: MANNING, LEONTINE POSIENNE > Social Security #: 561-28-4214 > Sex: Female > Birth Date: 25 July 1893 > Birthplace: NEW JERSEY > Death Date: 24 Jun 1983 > Death Place: LOS ANGELES (19) > Mother's Maiden Name: > Father's Surname: > > > SSN Index: > Name: Leontine P. Manning > SSN: 561-28-4214 > Last Residence: 91506 Burbank, Los Angeles, California, United States of > America > Born: 25 Jul 1892 > Died: 17 Mar 1989 > State (Year) SSN issued: California (Before 1951 ) >

Would you be able to get a copy of the death certificate? That would clear up the date issue and also tell you where she's buried. I have ordered California death certificates for various family members from the Vital Statistics office in Sacramento. If you don't want to go through the hassled of getting your request for the certificate notarized to prove you're a relative, you can still get an informational copy (instead of a certified copy). An informational copy will still give you the information you're looking for. It's a true copy of the cerfiticate; it's just stamped with the words "informational copy." Jeanne kaytt <[email protected]> wrote: Thanks for the information Jeanne. When both documents show different information, it's hard to know which one to believe unless I can find other information to use as a clue. Maybe I'll be lucky and find her on an on-line cemetery with burials listed. That would certainly help to narrow down a death date. Kathy From: "Jeanne Moore" > There are obviously mistakes on one of the lists. > > My mom died in September, 2007. When her information was finally on the > Social Security Death index, they had her last residence as Los Angeles, > California. Well, she'd lived in Los Angeles for most of her life, but > she'd lived in Honolulu, Hawaii for 10 years before she died and she died > in Honolulu. > > I don't know how Social Security gets it's information; it very clearly > states that she died in Honolulu on her death certificate and my sister > gave Social Security all the informtion (including a copy of the death > cert) when she notified them. And they still had her last residence > incorrect on the list. > > Jeanne > > kaytt wrote: > California Death Index: > Name: MANNING, LEONTINE POSIENNE > Social Security #: 561-28-4214 > Sex: Female > Birth Date: 25 July 1893 > Birthplace: NEW JERSEY > Death Date: 24 Jun 1983 > Death Place: LOS ANGELES (19) > Mother's Maiden Name: > Father's Surname: > > > SSN Index: > Name: Leontine P. Manning > SSN: 561-28-4214 > Last Residence: 91506 Burbank, Los Angeles, California, United States of > America > Born: 25 Jul 1892 > Died: 17 Mar 1989 > State (Year) SSN issued: California (Before 1951 ) > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message --------------------------------- Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now.

Hi Jeanne, I have ordered other certificates from California and had no problem getting the informational copy, so I will do it again. Thanks so much, Kathy (in Canada) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeanne Moore" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, March 02, 2008 11:39 AM Subject: Re: [CALOSANG] Same SSN number and name,different birth & death dates in CDI & SSN > Would you be able to get a copy of the death certificate? That would > clear up the date issue and also tell you where she's buried. > > I have ordered California death certificates for various family members > from the Vital Statistics office in Sacramento. If you don't want to go > through the hassled of getting your request for the certificate notarized > to prove you're a relative, you can still get an informational copy > (instead of a certified copy). An informational copy will still give you > the information you're looking for. It's a true copy of the cerfiticate; > it's just stamped with the words "informational copy." > > Jeanne >