1293:... (incidentally it's always helpful to include a link when you're discussing a page you'd like someone else to go and look at!): the name had been put there without a space between the middle initials. We could have amended the format there, but instead I clicked on that red link, got to an empty page, and there created a "redirect" so that anyone else typing that combination of letters, full stops and spaces will get to the article. It's a big problem with initials, especially multiple initials - a reason why it's generally best to have the article at "John McGreevy" or "John McGreevy (something)", unless he really was most commonly referred to using his initials. Your newspaper ref suggests that this wasn't the case (the medal ref will always give full names, but his college yearbook photo page doesn't give him a middle initial though some others on the page do so). I'd move him to "John McGreevy (xxxx)", except that I really don't know, looking at him, how to describe him: "accountant" was what I used in the hatnote on the other JMcG. Any thoughts on an appropriate "disambiguator"? I'd wondered about "(Order of Canada)", but none of the other people listed in
985:(1) very few of the citations seem to be mention this individual, apart from the medal listing and his schooldays. Which of the citations are you saying relate to him? Was there an obituary in a Canadian paper - not necessarily online - which you could use as the source for all these statements about his worthy activities, because the links you offer don't support much of it. You must have a source you're working from? (unless it's all family knowledge?) Does he get a mention somewhere in the 19-page pdf history of the Ladies' Protestant Home? It's still downloading but I haven't spotted his name yet.
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