Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Henry of Normandy
or maybe Merge, but definitely not Keep.  Judging the evidence independently, this looks like nothing but a mistake, someone who never existed.  It looks to me like someone has accidentally created a new child by combining a confused and ambiguous reference to the birth of Clito with a similar reference to the death of illegitimate son Richard. That being siad, even if such a child of Curthose did exist, he would abysmally fail , receiving no reliable coverage in the depth necessary to qualify. Looking at the existing page, there is nothing of value that one would want to Merge, and any comment on Curthose's page should be limited to a footnote, and contain text of an entirely different nature. Finally, the name Henry of Normandy probably shouldn't redirect to Curthose anyhow, as the name would be much more commonly used to refer to Henry II of England prior to succession, so I don't see there being any benefit to a merge.  I go with the original nomination and with Ealdgyth's revised opinion (delete and add footnote to Curthose) - it would be best to simply uncreate the page
— User:Agricolae, 15:42, 28 April 2011 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NOTABILITY (Wikipedia:Notability)