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Robert D. Bennett
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Born
in Alexandria, LA, The United States
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March 2013
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The Bottle Tree
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2012
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No' Chance
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2011
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Junebug and The Body
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2012
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Second Chance (Noah Chance #2)
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2013
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I posted this on Facebook and am going to do a blog post on it soon but I thought Goodreads readers and fans might be interested as well.I'm working on a novel about Louisiana that I hope to have finished in time for the NSU/Natchitoches Folklife Festival this summer. While doing some research I went to my family tree on Ancestry.com and decided to take one line back a little further.
All the trees in my family tree have people in Louisiana for a hundred years or more but this one line went back even further.
I was elated (good word huh?) when I discovered my 7th great grandfather was Louis Antoine Juchereau de St. Denis, the founder of my hometown of Natchitoches, La.
His tomb is actually underneath a store on Front Street, adjacent to the bridge. A church used to stand where the store is now.
I guess that explains why Natchitoches is the only place that truly feels like home!
