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I AM NOT RELATED
1920
Philadelphia Ward 37, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
May Racker [May Packer] abt 1875 PA/FRANCE/PA MARRIED
Ezra Racker [Ezra Packer] abt 1902 New York/NY/PA
1930
Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
May Packer HOUSEKEEPER FOR CHANDLER FAMILY
Ezra Packer
Name: Ezra Packer
SSN:
Born: 23 Oct 1902
Died: Feb 1960
State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (Before 1951 )
When you find your ancestors in the Social Security Death Index (also known as the Death Master File), you may want a copy of your ancestor's original Social Security application. This application has valuable additional information and can serve as documentation for your own records. The Social Security Administration makes copies of the original Social Security application form (the SS-5) available to third parties who request information on a deceased individual.
The application form (SS-5) contains the following information:
Full name
Full name at birth (including maiden name)
Present mailing address
Age at last birthday
Date of birth
Place of birth (City, county, state)
Father's full name "regardless of whether living or dead"
Mother's full name, including maiden name, "regardless of whether living or dead"
Sex and race
Ever applied for SS number/Railroad Retirement before? Yes/No
Current employer's name and address
Date signed
Applicant's signature
A standard letter to the Social Security Administration is available with the search results on the Ancestry.com Social Security Death Index. This letter may be printed and mailed to the Social Security Administration to request a copy of your ancestor's SS-5 form. The Social Security Administration now charges $27.00 for each individual copy (an abbreviated NUMIDENT printout is available for $16.00).
Note:
Not everyone who has, or has had, a Social Security card will appear on the Social Security Death Index (SSDI). The SSDI lists only those individuals for whom a lump sum death benefit was paid. Many other enrolled persons are not listed either because their death was not reported or they are still living. If you haven't found your deceased ancestor on the SSDI, but he or she was likely enrolled with the Social Security system, it may still be possible to get a photocopy of his or her original SS-5.
THERE IS JUST NOT ANYTHING TO BACK UP WHAT RECORDS I FOUND
THEY BOTH SHOULD BE IN THE 1910 CENSUS SOMEWHERE
IF YOU HAVE ANY OTHER INFO THAT MAY HOLD A CLUE PERHAPS THEN I LOOK FURTHER
REGARDS,
CONNIE
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