Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Francis Henry Fee
Our old inclusion standards for mayors, which required only that the town or city had surpassed the 50K bar in population and applied no further tests beyond that, have been deprecated for most of the past decade — making a mayor notable enough for inclusion ''now'' requires much, much more than just being able to verify that he existed. It requires being able to source some genuine substance about his ''political impact'', and is not passed just because you're able to locate biographical data like the names of his parents, wife and kids — and it requires a lot more |reliable sourcing than just a handful of sources verifying that he existed. But four of the five footnotes here are not notability-supporting sources at all, and the one that's okay is still just a local history book self-published by the local historical society, which means it's not enough to singlehandedly get him over  all by itself if it's the ''only'' acceptable source in play
— User:Bearcat, 15:49, 23 March 2021 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:RS||WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)