Please do NOT merge unsourced duplicates into the MEDIEVAL tree

Emily Kent Marget I agree.

I don't make changes in this area either - its not my speciality. We have amazing curators knowledgeable in these areas, and I too would prefer to just let them know of any issues I stumble across. Its never as simple as just a cut or a small edit and often those curators can tell at a glance that there are other errors that need addressing.

Private User I think your comments were completely inappropriate.

Curators are volunteers. Like all users on Geni we each have very different skillsets and knowledge.

Private User if you have a complaint to make against anyone please contact geni at misconduct@geni.com

Please stop with the derogatory comments and attacks on curators

Private User the cut was done 30 minutes before you decided to abuse curators.

Another post from "ATTENTION..." that belongs to the curators for here: Karrie Amelia Anderson Welborn, LK138808C1 posted "Hello! This profile for Cecilia de Gay mentions in the bio she is not listed as a daughter of Sir Roger de Berkeley, and also notes he would have been 11 years-old when she was born.

I have not found any sources which confirm a relationship. Can we disconnect? Thank you!"

Cecilia de Gay

Roger de Berkeley, III

Emily, post to the profiles themselves.

I'll go and look there at the profiles.

Patricia Ann Scoggin -- thank you on behalf of all of us, medievalists or no.

Thank you, Patricia. Much appreciated.

Private User

I don't see a duplicate or disputed parents for Stephen le Scrope, 2nd Baron Scrope of Masham

https://www.geni.com/documents/view?doc_id=6000000209719508822 page 8 lists Stephen le Scrope, 2nd Lord Scrope of Masham as 2nd child of Henry le Scrope, Knt., by Joan _:

Wrong bio & title for the dup. I’ll see who he was meant to be.

From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geoffrey_le_Scrope citing DNB:

Geoffrey and his wife, Ivette (de Ros) -- in all probability daughter of Sir William de Ros of Ingmanthorpe, near Wetherby -- had five sons. Their eldest son, Henry (whose daughter Joan married Henry Fitzhugh), became the first Baron Scrope of Masham.[1]

By this marriage, he had five sons and three daughters:[1]

• Stephen, who was at the Battle of Crécy and the siege of Berwick (1356);

This looks like a duplicate tree from Alexander Naumov

Duke Svyatopolkich Mikhail Kiev II Рюрикович

Private User - can you help isolate and advise the manager that we already have the tree?

Erica Howton, I've cut down to Duke of Bohemia Sobeslav Duke of Bohemia that appears to be a duplicate of Soběslav I, duke of Bohemia and isolated that upper part. He had a daughter Maria von Baden who doesn't seem to be the same as princess Maria of Bohemia I'm not sure what to do with her further down. Wrote a message to Alexander asking him to avoid duplicating.

Private User - thank you very much for your prompt assistance.

Craig Andrew Miles

Musgraves are updated.