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26T11:03:54.177-06:00Actually, the lecturer&#39;s speech was
advertised...Actually, the lecturer&#39;s speech was advertised
as a footnote in Napoleanic history. Genealogy was never
inferred or mentioned in the advertising or in the lecture
itself. My cousin attended on a whimwhen other plans for the
evening fell through. Yes, the was a lot of hard work iinvolved
by everyone, but the nuggets involving our ancestors only saw
the light of day when she talked to the lecturer after his
presentation and happened to mention that she wished she could
find a clue in our Sampson ancestry in France. That statement
set the wheels tu