Deletion of Eustacius de Yerburgh

Comment: or convert into article on Yerburgh family. ''Burke's peerage'', s.v. Alvingham traces ancestry back to one Germund who occurs 1084/1112 (presumably in an undated charter). The surname 'de Yerburgh' is not used until Hamelin de Yerburgh (died 1195). I have removed references to the Earl of Yarborough|Barons Yarbourgh, because the surname is different. This is a typical piece of the worst variety of genealogy. The author has strung together a series of thinly connected facts, and called it an article. The title is a mere  for this
Stance: delete
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