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To: TideGlider who wrote (1103)3/28/1999 3:26:00 PM
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Aha, I just found the problem with the social security ancestry database.

The person I searched for was recorded in the database using her middle name, which she went by, instead of her real first name.

I wonder how that could have happened. Nowadays you must show a birth certificate or passport or some such thing to sign up for a social security number. Maybe years ago, when she signed up for an SS number, you just gave whatever name (even a nickname) that you liked?

Anyway, this experience makes me wonder how common this might be, and whether Gregory Writer Sr. might have also appeared in the SS rolls under a slightly different name.

Then again, maybe the person named Gregory Writer who owes all those taxes isn't really dead ...
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