PX-2200
PRIVATE PAPERS — FAMILY CONSENT ON FILE
INVENTED FOR A FICTIONAL NEWSPAPER
Final pension separation statement of a shaft engineer, Rio Arriba County
- Origin
- Contributory scheme administrator, name withheld at the family's request
- Dated
- 30 August 1979
- Extent
- 1 pages
- Status
- held
- Redactions
- The administrator's name and the scheme's identifying number are withheld at the family's request. Nothing bearing on the separation code is withheld.
Chain of custody
Kept by the subject's widow in a biscuit tin for forty-seven years and produced to this newspaper at her kitchen table in Farmington. She has consented to publication and to being named. The original remains hers; we hold a photograph made in her presence.
Held by: Original with the family, Farmington, N.M. Photographic copy in the office safe, Ithaca.
Excerpt
SEPARATION — EFFECTIVE 30 AUG 1979 REASON CODE: 7714-C BENEFIT: TERMINATED, NO SURVIVOR ELECTION OFFERED
Transcribed by the data desk. Line breaks follow the original. Bracketed matter is ours.
Editor's note
The code 7714-C does not appear in the scheme's published schedule of separation reasons, which runs 01 to 44. It appears on four further statements obtained from three other families and on nothing else this newspaper has seen.
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