Closed : Mrs.

[Liz V.]

Ellen Price Wood
Mrs. Henry Wood

[Olivia]

done

[Liz V.]

Mary Louisa Molesworth:
Molesworth Mrs.
Molesworth Mrs
Mrs. Molesworth

M.L. Molesworth?
Molesworth?

William Molesworth
Sir William Molesworth
Molesworth Sir William
Molesworth et
William Molesworth Thomas Hobbes

[Liz V.]

Amy Catherine Walton link appears under
O.F. Walton
Mrs. O.F. Walton but is "Mrs." correct, even if in title?

[Liz V.]

Profile for Mrs. Alfred Gatty mentions, but not linked to, Margaret Gatty and Margaret Scott Gatty

[Olivia]

from #3 done these:
Molesworth Mrs.
Molesworth Mrs
Mrs. Molesworth

M.L. Molesworth?
Molesworth?

[Liz V.]

Marcia MacDonald Livingston also Mrs. C.M. Livingston.

Daughter Grace Hill Livingston / Marcia MacDonald:
Livingstone Hill Grace Livingstone Hill / Livingston Hill Grace Livingston Hill / Marcia MacDonald,

[Olivia]

#3, 5, 7 done

Skipped #4

[Liz V.]

Thanks Olivia.

[Koenraad]

For #4 see https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

[Emy]

Koenraad wrote: "For #4 see https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/..."

Indeed.

Augmenting this, Mrs. XX is acceptable when this is her married title. In the above example, Mrs. O.F. Walton is correct, because she was not called Octavius Frank Walton, but used Mrs Octavius Frank Walton as her title. If we removed the title, we'd be erroneously calling her "Octavius Frank Walton" which is obviously incorrect :)

I personally treat these names as being akin to pseudonyms, like "Pope Francis".

[Liz V.]

Thanks for the links and explanation. Leaving this topic to you. ☺

[Emy]

Liz V. wrote: "Thanks for the links and explanation. Leaving this topic to you. ☺"

*grin* ASD obsessions can be useful at times ;)