Sorry for the repeat but I have had several others asking me for any replies I get from this note..So I am not the only one stumped on some appropriate wording... Thank again. > >> >>Hello fellow lister... >>I would like some advice and/or insight... >> >>My 95 year old living grandmother, is the only living family member of her generation or previous generations. >>She has given me verbal consent to do research on her family members.. >>Now to my question... I have heard past discussions that some records could be accessed if I was to obtain written consent from the living person... >> >>I am in the process of writing up a letter for Grandma to sign for me... >>What would be the appropriate wording that I should include so as to allow me to obtain any and all records, so that I dont have to wait for 20 years after her death... >> >>I would be appreciative of any advise I could receive on this matter, as I feel that I will probably only get her to sign one letter, as She lives some distance from me, and I dont see her very often... >> >>Thanking you in advance >> Have a Nice Day :) Colleen cconnors@recorder.ca Brockville, Ontario, Canada Searching for Families of: Graf/Graff/Groff, Mesner/Messner, Connors, Carriere/Carrier, Ruschman/Rueschmann, Bitschy/Bitschie/Beechy