Talk:Noble Johnson
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Fair use rationale for Image:Noblejohnson22.jpg.jpg
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Birth name vs. also known as...
editThe article currently gives his birth name as Mark Noble and states that he was also known as Noble Johnson. The only citation is to a user-generated bio on FindAGrave which is itself unsupported by any evidence. That is backwards and contrary to all other treatments on the external links cited including IMDb, as well as being incompatible with the fact that the only other source cited is the oral history by his brother, George Johnson.