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Sources and Find a grave.
[edit]With regard to Orson Desaix Munn II, Find-a-Grave is not really acceptable as a source. See Template:Find a Grave: "With rare exceptions, do not use Find a Grave as a source. Find a Grave is not reliable because it relies on user-generated input without vetting by an editorial body." But in any case, if you decide to use such a page as a source, it has to be cited as a source, not just obliquely referred to in the external links. I've added the citations. For most of these, there are no pictures of the graves on Find-a-Grave, so better sources are certainly needed. And if a page is used as a source, it should not be repeated as an external link.-Nunh-huh 05:03, 16 January 2020 (UTC)
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