I went to the ancestry.com page--it looks like you need to be a subscribed member to do a search. Or is there a way for non-subscribers to access the SSDI? Thanks, Robert ------------------ Reply Separator -------------------- Originally From: Eldon & Terri Jensen <jensenet@vii.com> Subject: [HANDCART-L] Social Security Death Index errors Date: 07/19/1998 12:13pm Hi all, SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX Please, everyone, go to the http://www.Ancestry.com site and do a simple search for your name, your parent's names (if still living) just to make sure they are NOT listed. We just found my mom-in-law listed as 'dead' and dieing the same day as her hubby. Not good. Not good at all. She is alive and doing quite good for almost 80. Her number is listed, and her birthdate. She could be denied benefits, etc.. For your peace of mind, just go check. It is free and it is an official record taking directly from the Death Master File at Social Security. Terri Jensen