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AnnCardiff

AnnCardiff Report 10 Sep 2011 21:41

glad I got something right!!!! :-)

chrissiex

chrissiex Report 11 Sep 2011 01:15

what do we all think about the possibility of the person whose death record Marie Celeste posted ?

Social Security Death Index about Ann Edwards
Name: Ann Edwards
SSN: 149-28-2454
Last Residence: Pennsylvania
Born: 24 Feb 1884
Died: Jan 1966
State (Year) SSN issued: New Jersey (1953-1954)

just as easily a coincidence ...

in 1920 there are 30 people named ann* in Philadelphia county who were born in England in 1884 ... strangely not one of them is plain Ann !

Beverley

Beverley Report 11 Sep 2011 09:32

Hi chrissiex,
well it is right date of birth,would it be any help if we found her on any of the census records?

chrissiex

chrissiex Report 11 Sep 2011 22:28

that's what I meant :-) I don't have paid access for Ancestry records but I can't see anyone who looks likely ... one problem is that in 1930 it only shows place of birth for head of household ... since the social security number was issued in New Jersey maybe look there too

MarieCeleste

MarieCeleste Report 12 Sep 2011 19:16

Sorry, not finding anything. Have looked at US census for both Barraclough and Edwards and nothing obvious.

If anyone can search and see search results I'm happy to look at transcription.

One thought - what if Ann married in the US and then came back to England. Wouldn't know where to start looking.

This site - http://www.familylink.com - offers a 3 day free trial (one of those where you have to give your card details and then remember to cancel before the three days is up) if you want to try a search on there.