Talk:Nathan Cooper Branwhite
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Proposed merger with Nathan Branwhite edit
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See Talk:Nathan Branwhite - Aegoceras (talk) 18:22, 8 January 2011 (UTC)
Actually since I am proposing that this page be the destination of the merge, I am putting my rationale here:
I think Nathan Cooper Branwhite is the preferred version of his name as he was commonly known by this and also it distinguishes him from one of his sons, called Nathan. The Nathan Cooper Branwhite article is based on more recent sources, e.g. birthplace St Albans not Lavenham. I would suggest turning the Nathan Branwhite page into a redirect to Nathan Cooper Branwhite. Regarding what detail could be merged into Nathan Cooper Branwhite, probably just the wikilink to Peregrine Branwhite and that he was a pupil of Isaac Taylor (if this is the right Isaac Taylor). A lot of the rest at Nathan Branwhite looks a bit anecdotal. - Aegoceras (talk) 18:37, 8 January 2011 (UTC)
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