In 1907 when Twain sailed to Oxford for his honorary degree, he apparently met and socialized with a group of Georgians during the trip. Among that group was a "Mr. and Mrs. William Cosgrove," according to the single source I've seen. Can anyone help me with more details or sources for what to me is a striking bit of serendipity? I tell my students every time I teach Twain about how "Bill Cosgrove" met Twain, and I'd like to do more research for them and myself on this happy coincidence. My source is "Mark Twain's Georgia Angel-Fish" by Doris Lanier, _Mark Twain Journal_, Spring, 1986, vol. 24, no.1, pp. 4-15. Thanks very much for any information or suggestions. My email address: [log in to unmask]