Talk:Josiah Tattnall (Senator)

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Just to explain: This Josiah was actually Josiah, Jr. but generally didn't use the suffix. His father wasn't specially notable. To confuse things further, his son was also Josiah and was noteworthty (he has a good article). I placed this page here to disambiguate with the son's pre-existing article with a lot of navy links.