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I don't know about having the article be about the couple, but the article title only having the man's name, could we move it to something like "Alfred D. Robinson and Marion James Robinson"? Otherwise it's good, but I'd like to have this resolved before I pass it. --AmaryllisGardenertalk15:24, 11 January 2015 (UTC)Reply
I realize this is kind of a strange approach to the article - neither fish nor fowl, as it were. It was the product of a discussion here, Talk:Rosecroft (San Diego)#Separate article?, about how to create the article. Basically our conclusion was that they should not have separate articles, because their stories overlap so much, and also because there is less documentation about Marion's notability than there is about Alfred's. She was a woman of her time, and in husband-wife partnerships like this, the husband tended to get all the credit and publicity. I think your "Alfred and Marion" suggestion is be a good one. And of course, both Alfred and Marion will redirect to it. Shall I go ahead and move it? --MelanieN (talk) 20:36, 11 January 2015 (UTC)Reply