Talk:Aggie Herring

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Marriage[edit]

I have commented out the "Marriage" section, which read as follows:

She is quoted as being married to Jess Herring (1895 – 1953), a World War I veteran and 19 years her junior, who appeared in some films.^[1] A problem with this exists because Jess or Jesse Herring, the war veteran, was married to a woman named Madlaine Jane Herring (1901 – 1978) who is closer to his age.^[2] Quite obviously, a mix-up arose somewhere and her marriage is probably to an elder Herring or Jess Herring Sr. with the World War I veteran being their son or junior. Nevertheless, if so, the marriage to Jess Herring, b.1895, would have to have been a short marriage despite the age difference for him to be married to Madlaine Jane.

Both sources cited are considered unreliable for use in Wikipedia. Until some reliable source(s) can be found, it's better not to mention her marriage than to use two unreliable sources and offer speculation about what might have happened. Eddie Blick (talk) 14:38, 18 February 2021 (UTC)[reply]

References[edit]

^ Jess Herring; IMDb.com Retrieved October 29, 2017
^ Jesse Herring; findagrave.com Retrieved October 29, 2017

[1] Jess Herring; IMDb.com Retrieved October 29, 2017

[2] Jesse Herring; findagrave.com Retrieved October 29, 2017

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