Talk:James R. Beverley

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The title of this entry and all subsequent references should be changed to reflect the proper spelling of the subject's name: Beverl*e*y.

Can you cite sources? The references cited in this article all use the current spelling, though Political Graveyard says that it is "sometimes" spelled Beverley. If you can demonstrate that this is the correct spelling, we'll move the page. But, as it stands, the current evidence would suggest that it remain the way it is. JRP 15:02, 27 June 2006 (UTC)

The Social Security Death Index ([http//ssdi.rootsweb.com]) lists him as "James Beverley". I've moved the article. NawlinWiki 22:22, 20 November 2006 (UTC)