Talk:Lloyd Davies

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Full name[edit]

Modern sources persist in calling him E Lloyd Davies or even Edwin Lloyd Davies - but this is just repetition of an error. He's plain Lloyd Davies in St Cath's (the Welsh Somerset House), the 1881 Census for Ruabon, and his obituary in a Wrexham newspaper. Also, his daughter-in-law confirms it, as does a copy of his contract with Northampton Town which he signed for Herbert Chapman. (Content removed from article page) Daemonic Kangaroo (talk) 16:18, 24 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]