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Stanley Dunham was not from Indiana, so please stop adding that to articles. His father was not from Indiana either - they were both born in Kansas. =It is true that their ancestors settled in Indiana, and we mention this very minor historical point in the text of both Stanley Armour Dunham and Ann Dunham, with the link to Dunham House as a footnote. It is not relevant to Madelyn Dunham at all, and is questionable if it is even notable enough for the articles where it now appears as it had no apparent impact on their lives which is a criterion for including things in biographies. Thanks for your cooperation - feel free to raise any questions on the talk pages of the various articles, but again, please stop adding this inaccurate information, or giving it more weight than it appropriately should carry in biographies of these individuals' lives. Tvoz/talk06:50, 29 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]
It's mildly interesting, but extremely minor for biographies of these people's lives and careers. You might want to write a separate article about it and see if it will fly, if you have reliable sources - other than their own promotional material - talking about it. Tvoz/talk00:17, 13 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]
