social security death certificate

DarleneNurmela1

Looking for Eula May Trammell

Brett .

@DarleneNurmela1

Darlene

Welcome to the "Community.FamilySearch" Forum.

I am just another 'lowly' User/Patron ...

Just in passing ...

Questions:

(1) Is "Trammell", her, "Birth" (ie. "Maiden"); or, "Married", 'Family Name' / 'Surname'?

(2) What "Country" (and, "State", if known)

(3) And, even, what, locality of "Death"

(4) Approximate "Year" of "Death"

Plus, if known ...

(5) What, "Country"; and, approximate "Birth" Details ( Year; and, Place)

(6) Parents

(7) Spouse (if any)

The "Family Tree" Part of 'FamilySearch', has individuals/person, from ALL around the World.

'FamilySearch', contains "Records", from ALL around the World.

And, 'FamilySearch', is used by MANY People (ie. Users/Patrons), from ALL around the World.

We need more "Details" to be better able to help/assist you.

Just my thoughts.

Brett

Julia Szent-Györgyi

Given the mention of Social Security in the question title, we know a time span (after 1936) and a country (U.S.), but that's 50 states and nearly 100 years, and even the more-limited time span of the SSDI on FS (1962-2014, currently) yields hundreds of possible matches for the name "Eula May Trammell".

Why do people think that a name is somehow magically unique and sufficient when asking about their relatives?