At 11:34 21/06/99 -0400, you wrote:
>
>Good point, but there are probably many more who were sired by St. Clairs
and
>who will never be known to us because they took other names. It was and
still
>is a sad, sad history. The St. Clairs of my ancestory had distinctive
>features which I have seen on the faces of some African Americans. I have
>often been tempted to approach them and ask about their heritage. We could
be
>cousins, after all. Lucky for them and me the features are attractive. But
>then, aren't all St. Clairs-Sinclairs beautiful people??? Great sense of
>humor too. And, oh yes, let's not forget modest.
>
>Johnnye
Johnnye
Good point, you say.
On a visit to Normandy, I saw someone who had all the fine physical
attributes of a
St Clair so I tried to introduce myself in faltering French.
He was the village idiot.
My friends (somewhat unkindly) said: "Two of a kind"
Niven Sinclair
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