User talk:Lizabeth83

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David Bradford
I came across the article you started, David Bradford. I thought it was pretty good, but I have a few suggestions about internal links: 1. try not to overlink things. For example, you link Washington County, Pennsylvania, several times. Generally, especially in a short article, you only need to link once. In a very long article, a word might be linked a few times at different points, but that's usually unnecessary. 2. Be careful with common words. Places named Washington are incredibly common in the US (at least one per state) and there are 31 Washington Counties in the US. Your original link to Washington County led to a disambiguation page. You may find piped links helpful. Basically a piped link is a link where the text displayed on the page and the article title are different. 3. Always link dates containing both a month and numerical day, like November 30th. Wikipedia allows users to select how they want dates to display. In some countries, dates are usually written day-month, and in others it's month-day (30 November or November 30th). By linking the dates, the way they are displayed will change for those will different preference settings.

Also, Wikipedia style is to not capitalize section headings. Only the first word and any proper nouns in the heading are capitalized.

If you have any questions, drop me a note here or on my talk page. Keep up the good work! Natalie 23:22, 30 November 2006 (UTC)

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Frances Latham
Hi Lizabeth 83! Thanks for finding the Louise Tracy reference for the subject article. I have been looking for something that gave the names of all the governors that are connected with Frances, and you provided it. I've taken the reference and added more material to the article. That was a great reference. By the way, the little book entitled Frances the Falconers Daughter (1932) was a big disappointment. I thought it would give the names of her descendants, but it was instead a recap of Rhode Island history as told through her eyes, and provided very little personal info about her or her family. I sure appreciate your wonderful contribution to the article; I'm always looking for an excuse to write about colonial women, and besides this article I've created articles for Herodias Gardiner and Susanna Cole, as well as expanding Anne Hutchinson. Best wishes.Sarnold17 (talk) 01:57, 27 November 2012 (UTC)

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