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The Sunday, Dec. 18, Charlottesville Daily Progress
(http://www2.dailyprogress.com/letters/) carried three Hemings-TJ letters,
including one by Jane Foster, whose late husband conducted the 1998 DNA
testing. Two of the letters have drawn online comments. The original op-ed,
reported earlier, now has 29. (Again I stipulate that I report this without
meaning to suggest or provoke any resumption of Hemings-TJ paternity
debating here in the Virginia History forum.) Thanks.
Steve Corneliussen
> From: Steven T. Corneliussen
> Sent: Monday, December 12, 2011 12:47 PM
> Without meaning to suggest or provoke any resumption of Hemings-TJ
> paternity debating in this forum, I'd like to report that Robert F. Turner
> of the University of Virginia has published an op-ed on the subject in the
> Charlottesville Daily Progress at
> http://www2.dailyprogress.com/news/2011/dec/11/commentary-sally-hemings-myth-ar-1533234/
> -- and that the newspaper itself accepts online comments as well as
> letters to the editor ([log in to unmask]). Thanks.
> Steven T. Corneliussen
> Poquoson, Virginia
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