Deletion of Cliburn (surname)

Comment: These are valid although short nthroponymy articles. MOS:DABNAME says that they don't need to be created, but it does not (and cannot, since they aren't dab pages) prohibit their creation. Nothing pointy about it -- this is the way that Anthroponymy list articles get created, by an editor who takes the time to split the partial title matches from their temporary holding place on the disambiguation to the appropriate anthroponymy list article. See nthroponymy and especially its background reading
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Attribution (WP:A||WP:A)

Comment: We've got countless surname articles (:Category:Surnames). Like JHunterJ mentioned, these kind of things are the bread and butter of nthroponymy. I'm gonna try and make a useful stub of this article and save it from deletion. If everyone pitched in we might be able to make a pretty good one. I suspect the first of the surname, Robert, who is recorded in 1364, is somehow connected to the Robert who built Cliburn Hall in 1387. The hall still exists today, apparently it was fixed up in the 1600s by a member of the Cliburn family. There's a photo of it in Google images search but I doubt we can use it. Anyway, a photo of the hall would be pretty cool for this article, sine it was built by a earler bearer of the name, and sits in the same town which gave rise to the surname. It'd be relevant to the article on the town too, since we've got Cliburn,_Cumbria#Cliburn_Hall|a little section about it
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Attribution (WP:A)