Deletion of David Bowes-Lyon

Comment: Does an entry in Burke's and Debrett's satisfy ?  Do we have :Category:Presidents of the Royal Horticultural Society (there are articles on a couple; no mention, however, in the subject's article of any association with the Society)?  Which countries or their constituent parts are eligible to have their peerage (by birth) considered notable? Tonga?, Patiala?, Nabha (Gurudutta, Sukh Chain, Surat Singh, Hamir Singh (1755-1783 ), Kapur Singh, Raja Jaswant Singh (1783-1840), Maharaja Devendra Singh, Ranjit Singh, Maharaja Bharpur Singh, Maharaja Bhagwan Singh, Hira Singh, Maharaja Ripudman Singh, Maharaja-Tika Pratap Singh (1923-1995) and all their issue, and the spouses of all their issue, and the antecedents of their spouses)?, Bahawalpur?, Swaziland (all the King's progeny and their consorts and their cousins
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Comment: I have added a number of sources. Have any of you looked at a http://books.google.com/books?q=%22David+Bowes-Lyon%22+-inpublisher:icon&lr=&as_brr=0&sa=N&start=0 Google Books search? Six hundred and forty-freaking-seven results! I mean, seriously. And, besides the fact that British peerage is almost always automatically notable, I have added some of the better Google Books results to the article, which should rather easily establish  notability as well
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:BIO)

Comment: a) per Wikipedia:Notability (royalty), which |has had some support here, as brother of the Queen Mum, and (b) at least of of those books are probably |good sources to show he is notable in his own right
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Comment: I have tagged this article for |rescue
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Comment: Sources found by Silver seren do appear sufficient to pass 
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)