# Talk:Priscilla Cooper Tyler

Thebiguglyalien I've just finished reading this article. Nice work.  Since you are putting this up for GA, I'd like to offer some suggestions for you:

Panic of 1837 - might add a word to note that it was financial, as there are other types of mass panics - food shortages, health pandemic, etc.
"allowed her to open an account in every store in Williamsburg". How many stores could that be?  Even now, the entire population is only 15,425.
"which Priscilla Tyler hoped would bring independence for her and her husband" - how so?
"she expressed shock at her fortune in presiding - Mrs. Tyler was too ill"  Maybe "fortune" sounds a little heartless about Mrs. Tyler.
"brought about 3,000 people to the White House while Tyler was seven months pregnant."  How about moving the pregnancy earlier in the sentence, "In March 1842, Tyler was seven months pregnant and responsible for .."
"Letitia Tyler-Semple saw to White House social affairs until the wedding" First place this name shows up.  How about "President Tyler's daughter Letitia Tyler-Semple saw to White House social affairs ... "
That's about it.  — Maile  (talk) 02:39, 26 July 2023 (UTC)

I like your suggestions NW Cracker (talk) 05:34, 17 July 2025 (UTC)