Deletion of Sir James Stronge, 2nd Baronet

Comment: fails  and , there's no assertion that he did anything noteworthy: so he was a gentleman of the Privy chamber (note capitalization unless he was working for the Ottoman government), sounds impressive on this side of the pond until one reads the article to see what that means: "The gentlemen of the privy chamber were servants to the Crown, who were to wait and attend on the King and Queen at Court, in their various activities and diversions" in otherwords, a butler, go-fer, with a picky client; there is no assertion that these were few in number (on the contrary a half dozen of these blokes were seconded to wait on ambassadors) or that he held that position for a noteworthy long time; a Deputy Lieutenant of a county or two sounds less impressive - a deputy usually means a secondary position as does a lieutenant, when combined... Reading that article (unsourced as it is), shows that the position is merely "one of several" deputies to the Lord-Lieutenant (a position this guy never held) of a (in this case) Northern Irish county.  So, in the US seems equivalent to the assistant to a county executive officer: cuts ribbons on new shelters for abandoned dogs, sewer treatment plants, etc. Not notable
Stance: delete
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Comment: to Stronge Baronets. Non-notable person, fails  - titles do not confer notability, JPs & DLs are low-level functionaries - DCL is a qulaification. The series is aristocruft, and a |walled garden
Stance: merge
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