My gr grandfather was a trolley conductor in Cleveland in 1880...I've been told that these workers were under the same board...Does anyone else know abt this...or would I write elsewhere for info? Thanks Shirley in San Diego (Though off to Long Beach, Mississippi, this evening to visit family for 3 wks) On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 06:50:15 EST [email protected] writes: > _www.rrb.gov_ (http://www.rrb.gov) > > Someone had requested information regarding a relative that worked > on the > railroad > I came across this posting and thought I would share it with this > list > hoping that I can get this information into the proper hands > > This posting is from another list: > > > > Happy Dance Time! Today I received information about my grandfather > from > the > Railroad Retirement Board. They apologized for not having as much > > information as usual because my grandfather died before he retired. > What I > did get was > my grandfather's employee history with occupation and salary, his > original > application for a Social Security card, my grandmother's baptismal > > certificate, > and the dates of my grandmother's marriages. What a bargain for > $27. The > Social security information would have cost me almost that much > alone. > If you have someone who worked for the railroads this is a great > resource. > _www.rrb.gov/_ (http://www.rrb.gov/) > > Good luck, Lynn > > > > > > > ==== OHLORAIN Mailing List ==== > Search the Archive of Messages for OHLORAIN Mailing List > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/OHLORAIN > > >