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Wed, 30 Apr 2008 08:14:53 -0400
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Re: DNA In Jefferson-Hemings controversy
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I have a question.  I attended a lecture about DNA this past winter at a 
very famous library.  One of the examples used was the 
Jefferson/Hemmings question.  The man lecturing seemed to take for 
granted the fact that Thomas Jefferson fathered at least one of Sally's 
children.  But he explained that the problem with the DNA testing was 
that several of Sally and possibly Thomas's children passed for white 
and changed their names and are now impossible to track. Is this true?  
Marsha Moses

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