Several questions:
1. Were the shares of the fund held directly in your father-in-law's name and therefore recorded on the books of the fund and statements were issued directly by the fund,
or were the shares held in "streetname" by the brokerage firm and it would be the brokerage firm, not the fund, that would have issued statements to your father?
2. What is either the ticker or the name of the specific fund?
While mutual fund family companies are required by the SEC to hold history for seven years, many in fact have much older history available on archived digital images or even if older on microfiche.
Just to be clear on this from what you say, your father-in-law is still alive and you are acting for him under a Durable Power of Attorney or comparable authority.
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