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To some extent this is all moot. As an anthropologist I accept, at  
least until a better theory comes along) the out of Africa  
hypothesis. Which of course means if you go back far enough we are  
all Africans...

James Brothers, RPA
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On May 22, 2007, at 2:41, Anita Wills wrote:

> This reminds me of a nasty message I received from someone who was
> upset that I made a statement about being related to George
> Washington. At first he politely asked a question, but the next
> message showed just how ignorant this person is. He said that George
> Washington had NO Negroes in his family line. I guess he had me mixed
> up with the person who said they were a direct descendant of
> Washington. My truth comes from the DNA test that I took (through
> family tree DNA), my research, and those who contacted me (DNA
> cousins), once the results were released. Nothing that I stated
> changes George Washington, or his accomplishments. It is what it is!!
>
> Anita

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