Talk:Phoebe Ann Patten

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Did you know... that Phoebe Ann Patten, wife of early LDS church leader David W. Patten, served a mission to Tennessee with her husband, an assignment almost unheard of at the time?

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Speedy Deletion Hangon edit

Latest comment: 15 years ago2 comments2 people in discussion

Sigh... never thought I'd have to go through this. The topic has, IMO, recieved significant coverage in reliable sources. I already have a few sources there that are reliable (or, at least, they were on the article David W. Patten before I began working on the article), including one from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. We have an article on Pontius Pilate's wife (a GA, by the way), which is roughly the same size. Let me keep doing research on this lady. :) Intothewoods29 (talk) 20:30, 17 October 2008 (UTC)Reply

I was just about to remove the tag (thanks Cunard). Maybe I should slow down (I am a bit reckless with CSD) it didn't look of any significant importance at the time. In future, you might like to add the {{underconstruction}} tag, to any future articles you may create to repel any hasty CSD taggers like myself. If you need any help just ask! Yours, PoinDexta1 | Talk to Me | 22:39, 17 October 2008 (UTC)Reply

Other Sources To Look Up edit

Wilson, Life of David W. Patten
Holzapfel and Holzapfel, Helen Mar Whitney's Reminiscences
Obituary in Times and Seasons - 2 (Feb 15, 1841):325
Douglas R. Patten letter?
Pedigree Chart (!)
Patten, History of David W. Patten
Evening and Morning Star 1 (July 1832):vol 1, no. 2
Browne, Michigan Mormons

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