Deletion of John Stilley Carpenter

Comment: We have an individual of minor historical importance listed in a LDS Biographical Encyclopedia about 1901 or so and again in 1913 in Pioneers and prominent men of Utah. In 2009 he is noted in the O.N.E On-line Nevada Encyclopedia regarding The Muddy Mission. The subject has also been mentioned in Daughters of the Utah Pioneer Magazine a few times (1949 & 1968 and maybe more - it is a hard search). In 2013 an article is posted on line about https://familysearch.org/photos/stories/1822172 John Stilley Carpenter 1849 - 1925 and while this is a secondary type reference, it shows continued interest in the person. In reviewing several genealogical sites, he shows quite a few times, but that is incidental.  io This person meets the minimal requirements for WP notability. For Wikipedia:Notability (people), the person who is the topic of a biographical article should be "worthy of notice" – that is, "significant, interesting, or unusual enough to deserve attention or to be recorded.   2.The person has made a widely recognized contribution that is part of the enduring historical record in his or her specific field. IE Such as being a pioneer or bishop or both and being historically documented.  Please remember certain positions considered today as trivial, must be seen from the historical perspective. The community of Glendale (Berryville) Utah failed on its first attempt. This person helped the re-settlement of Glendale. The irrigation effort was the life-blood of the community and their farming economy. The lack of water (and Navajo conflict) helped cause the first settlement to fail. What the subject did then had an impact today. The same for the school board to a lesser degree. Glendale today is much larger and robust today that when it was first re-settled
Stance: keep
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