Talk:Sir Edward Bradford, 1st Baronet

Westmeon or West Meon?
In modern day maps of the UK, the village is called "West Meon", to distinguish it from the nearby village of "East Meon". There is a larger settlement further away called "Meonstoke" and the names of all three arise from being in the "Meon Valley", through which the river Meon flows. I arrived at this page unexpectedly, using the search term "westmeon", hoping to find zero hits before moving on to trying "west meon". Whilst my instinct is to correct what is in the main article here and never return, it occurs to me that this might cause search attempts on the one-word variant to fail. Would it be adviseable to list it doubly "Westmeon (West Meon)", so as to assure a hit, either way, or does that just look clumsy? EatYerGreens 15:25, 12 October 2007 (UTC)