Dans un e-mail daté du 19/10/2008 11:48:25 Romance Daylight Time, sparrer@gmail.com a écrit : There's usually a 100 year closure on hospital records but sometimes a direct descendent can obtain the information if there is no one in closer direct relationship still living. If the Health Authority or local archive is willing to release the information, they may insist on doing the research themselves so that other, still closed, information is not seen by the enquirer. This is quite correct. I contacted the ERO and they have been very helpful and quick with their responses. The form that I had to fill in was asking only the obvious questions, such as sources of my information, and proof of my relationship. Oddly though I have never received Heather's mail to which the above was a response. Thanks also to Sue, who pointed out my spellling mistake of Warley Hospital. Regards, Mick.