The Georgia death record for John F Dorminey shows that he was born in 1878. This is the same person shown as Fred Dorminey on the 1880 census. Tracing John gets a little confusing as his name is reported differently on different censuses. His age is also inconsistent among the different Census entries. Later, another child named Fred is born. Therefore there were two children that were addressed as Fred during the course of this family's existence.
John F Dorminey does show on his Social Security form that his middle name is "Fed". Perhaps it is short for Federick? Perhaps the clerk misheard him? Perhaps the transcription is in error? These scenarios are pure speculation. It may be possible to resolve this by placing a Request for a copy of Deceased Person’s Original Application for a Social Security Card (SS-5) or Numident Record.
The only information available online is via an index entry, it is not the original Social Security form, so it is impossible to make out whether "Fed" is correct or not, without the original form.
John F Dorminey does show on his Social Security form that his middle name is "Fed". Perhaps it is short for Federick? Perhaps the clerk misheard him? Perhaps the transcription is in error? These scenarios are pure speculation. It may be possible to resolve this by placing a Request for a copy of Deceased Person’s Original Application for a Social Security Card (SS-5) or Numident Record.
The only information available online is via an index entry, it is not the original Social Security form, so it is impossible to make out whether "Fed" is correct or not, without the original form.
The Georgia death record for John F Dorminey shows that he was born in 1878. This is the same person shown as Fred Dorminey on the 1880 census. Tracing John gets a little confusing as his name is reported differently on different censuses. His age is also inconsistent among the different Census entries. Later, another child named Fred is born. Therefore there were two children that were addressed as Fred during the course of this family's existence.
John F Dorminey does show on his Social Security form that his middle name is "Fed". Perhaps it is short for Federick? Perhaps the clerk misheard him? Perhaps the transcription is in error? These scenarios are pure speculation. It may be possible to resolve this by placing a Request for a copy of Deceased Person’s Original Application for a Social Security Card (SS-5) or Numident Record.
The only information available online is via an index entry, it is not the original Social Security form, so it is impossible to make out whether "Fed" is correct or not, without the original form.
John F Dorminey does show on his Social Security form that his middle name is "Fed". Perhaps it is short for Federick? Perhaps the clerk misheard him? Perhaps the transcription is in error? These scenarios are pure speculation. It may be possible to resolve this by placing a Request for a copy of Deceased Person’s Original Application for a Social Security Card (SS-5) or Numident Record.
The only information available online is via an index entry, it is not the original Social Security form, so it is impossible to make out whether "Fed" is correct or not, without the original form.
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