Talk:Fezensac family

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Regarding the merger. When I started the article, I took the same approach as was already present in other noble family articles on the Wikipedia, where there might be several separate articles for the family, the title, and the placename: for instance - Montmorency (family), Duc de Montmorency (title), and the town that gave the name to both. Presently, I think that there is enough difference between the County of Fezensac, the town, the family, and the title. I may be wrong about that, and if so, please, let me see my error. Thanks to all contributors. Anchorite 03:31, 30 January 2007 (UTC)