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Hi, I'm Teblick. K.Grey, thanks for creating Mary Godfrey!
I've just tagged the page, using our page curation tools, as having some issues to fix. This could be developed into a good, solid article. Try to find reliable sources for the information in the second paragraph.
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Hallo K.Grey - nice to see yet another librarian / archivist around on the project. There are lots of us here - I think it goes with the territory, the wish to share and organise knowledge! (And in my case a mild obsession with cross-references from variant forms of names like Mary Emmeline Godfrey and Mary E. Godfrey - helps readers to find what they want, and reduces the likelihood of some future careless editor creating a duplicate article).
I've tweaked Mary Godfrey a bit: it looked to me as if what you'd listed as an "External link" was the reference supporting most of the main paragraph, so I've moved it into that role - another editor had commented that that paragraph lacked sources. I found a source for her date of birth and full name (probably not a very "reliable source" but I reckon OK for these basic facts). I've added lots of categories, and a few links. I just came across her while stub-sorting, noticing her as a stub which filed wrong (no DEFAULTSORT added - I've fixed that), and then got interested. And I'm still at the computer in my dressing-gown and should be getting on with Real Life stuff. Ah well, that's retirement.
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