Would Paul Drake and some of you legal eagles point out the liability involved by giving genealogical information on living descendants? I personally don't have anything to hide and anyone is welcome to publish anything about me personally, my ancestors or descendants. Likewise, I do not welcome any information considered by some as "private". Most of us are trying to record information for posterity, escpecially for our, hopefully, future interested descendants. What difference will it make to us or them 100 years from now?? What really ticks me off on the internet is to find some ancestor born in the 1700s or 1800s with all of their children listed as "Living". Bev Brooks Cavender Lake Placid, FL