== Info about referencing...  == 

 Hi there!  

 First of all, thank you for your article on John Kenyon - it looks like it fills an important gap on Wikipedia ) You'll notice that I put a clean-up tag on the article.  You may well want to leave this to other editors, but, in case you did have the time/will to do it yourself, I thought I would suggest a few pages that might be helpful here...  

 The main problem that the article has at the moment is that a lot of the references don't give enough information.  Obviously, it would be great if you could expand these, as I'm guessing you will probably have this information already, where as I imagine it would be pretty tricky for other editors to track these down! You can find information about referencing here and here.  The main thing is that references should give as much information as possible.  So, where newspaper articles are referenced, these should include the name of the author (where possible, or anon if not), the title of the article in which the information appears, the newspaper, the date and a page reference. References to books should give the author's name, book title, the name of the publisher, place of publication, date and a page reference if possible.  The Kenyon article also references some sources that I imagine might be unpublished e.g. the Minutes of the Irish Confederation or the Killaloe Diocesean Archives, but it is still usually possible to give some information about where these documents can be found, a date, and an author (even if its a group author such as 'The Irish Confederation').  Basically, use the 'Cite' tool in the editing toolbar (as I think you have been doing) and just fill in as many fields as possible!!  

 If you have any questions, just drop me a note on my talk page - I'd be more than happy to help out.  

 All best,