Talk:List of Anglicans
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[edit] Why?
I'd reconsider these too-broad lists... It looks like this list - involving HUGE numbers of Anglicans - was started, worked on for a little while, and then abandoned. Obviously this list will never come close to even being 50% complete, so I ask: what is the point of even having this list when we have a catagory already? -- SECisek 09:50, 26 July 2007 (UTC)
[edit] What?
I just found this page and am unclear about the criteria. Is it only lay persons? No, the first name is Joseph Abbott (clergyman). But I notice Samuel Seabury isn't on it. He was a pretty prominent Anglican. What is the category we have already? I don't see one on Abbott, though Dean Acheson is listed under American Episcopalians. I propose creating Category:Prominent Anglicans, making sure all these folks are on it (if they fit), and doing away with the list. ~ InkQuill 04:24, 17 January 2008 (UTC)
