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An anonymous editor, saying to be family has at 2021-08-15 added the following sentences:
...Her father was Azariel Blanchard, MD. Her mother was Elizabeth Babcock,...
This is not stated in the reference given.
...first prize medal for composition, which was read and <ref><ref><ref></ref></ref></ref>...
This makes a mess
...children, Mary Elizabeth "Lillie" (Mrs. John Fletcher Harper, Sr.), Clara (Mrs. Henry Bradley), Fannie, Eliza (Mrs. John T. Crocker), Tillie, William Pitt Jr, and Azariel, M.D. <ref>family history, I am a descendent.)</ref>...
This is not a verifiable way of referencing
So I have reverted these edits. --Dick Bos (talk) 19:34, 18 August 2021 (UTC)[reply]
