Talk:Mansfield, Connecticut

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External links modified

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Moses Mansfield

Hi all, Moses Mansfield was never an owner of any part of Mansfield. Is anyone here to discuss this? I would edit the article but don't know how. Thanks, Gwallerct55 (talk) 23:22, 12 November 2019 (UTC)

The cited source says that he owned part of the tract. Do you have a source which says otherwise? If not, how do you know this to be an error? DES ^(talk)_{DESiegel Contribs} 23:54, 12 November 2019 (UTC)

References

Loads of missing notable people

Hello, I was browsing the article history and noticed that another editor inexplicably removed a lot of notable Mansfield residents from the Notable People section. I would add them but I'm kind of busy lately. I really am quite confused as to why this edit even occurred, as it seems completely pointless to me. The people who were removed from the list who have not been re-added since are as follows: Gina Barreca, Audrey P. Beck, Jearl Miles Clark, Wally Lamb, Dave Lindorff, George S. Moulton, Tim Page (music critic), Samuel Pickering, Dom Sigillo, and Wendy O. Williams. I can confirm that Gina, Wally, Tim, and Sam still live in Mansfield, as I have met them on occasion. Jearl I can also confirm as being a former resident because she's the mother of a friend of my sister, and my father met Wendy prior to her death as they volunteered the same shift at a local food co-operative. The others I can't speak for but they have sources for sure. If I'm dead after writing this I blame the serial killer-obsessed Wikipedian who removed all these links. Cynthia-Coriníon (talk) 19:29, 21 June 2023 (UTC)