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The edit of 'Frank' for Frances (2nd wife of Cornelius) is incorrect. Frank is short for the male version of the name which is spelled with an 'i' (Francis) whereas the female version of the name (as is indicated here) is with an 'e' (Frances). Unless she was referred to as Frank (unlikely, but perhaps a nickname) this should be corrected, or at least noted as a nickname on this page. 155.186.97.138 (talk) 15:57, 6 October 2024 (UTC)Reply