LOL. I guess what you're saying, Sharon... we have to get rid of al that rubbish? :-)
1. I'm sure English was not a dominant language back then
2. I don't think Gisèle had a middle name
3. Her surname is confusing
4. Not sure if there was a strong notion of the 'West Franks
5. Frankfurt could be in Prussia, it is in Hessen, but Nassau is not in Hessen, and Prussia is definitely not in Aquitaine
;-)
I suspect we need to be pretty radical about this confusion.
On the other hand, you're just listing 'facts'. What are your suggestions?
Ha, George J. Homs - thanks for responding.
Keeping managers engaged in the research about the profiles was actually my biggest intention.
No, I'm not really making a judgement one way or another. I was deferring to the MP, and logging the data that was elided by my doing that, just in case there was anything in it that people wanted to give reasons for keeping.
Unfortunately, the spaces between the options seem to get lost on the screen view after you post the reply. So, the Birth Location choice was this: Frankfurt, Hessen-Nassau, Prussia OR Aquitane, France
Sharon, one quibble I have is her supposed title. In this period, these were civil and military offices, not titles of hereditary nobility. Ebherhard was a margrave, but that didn't make his wife a "marquise".
Geni abounds with these anachronisms. It seems some people can't resist tarting up the tree.