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'''Geoffrey Tandy''' was a curator at the British Museum (Natural History) in the early and mid twentieth century, coming from the BBC. He had a difficult time with the museum authorities, but contributed to the museum's herbarium studies. During [[WWII]] the was recruited to [[Bletchley Park]] (BP) his recruiters confusing his study of [[cryptogamism]] for the specialism of [[cryptogramatist]]. The confusion was compounded when a [[classics]] literate scientist [[RV Jones]] was visiting BP, and said innocrently to Tandy, on hearing this story, that 'I expect they think you have a hidden wife'). In [[Greek language|Greek]] (cryptogam is a translation of hidden or secret wife or mate). Tandy was disconcerted, as he had two lovers, one a wife and another a partner.