Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/James Dudley Fooshe
I have been doing some more homework on this one.  Admittedly, it is very difficult to find independent information on this individual on the web, which doesn't mean he didn't exist or that he is not notable.  "Verifiable" doesn't mean just through internet sources, after all.  I also haven't found the book "Soldier, Planter, Philosopher: The Life of J. D. Fooshe" by Samuel Taylor Geer, although I have found enough evidence about the author from his (few) other books, mainly geneology and related, so book is very plausible.  It seems that most of the books by Samual Taylor Geer are the sort that would be in a limited number of regional libraries.  It is too complex and convoluted to be a hoax, and the more I research, the more I believe the article is true.  "Proving" it, however, would require a trip to Augusta Georgia.  Because of this, I think we have to default to KEEP as it is very likely that the information is correct (all that can be corroborated has been).  If all else fails,  would apply if needed because it is unreasonable to say that 100% of the time, you must be found on Google to be included in Wikipedia.  I would tag the article to show there is a problem checking the references (unless someone wants to drive to Augusta or lives near by...) but I just don't see how we can delete it because "checking the references would be really inconvenient".  Also meets , see article
— User:Pharmboy, 15:18, 5 August 2007 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:IAR||WP:N (Wikipedia:Ignore all rules)