On 29/05/2016 1:50 AM, Stewart Baldwin via wrote: > On 5/27/2016 2:01 PM, tafarmerie via wrote: > >> On Friday, May 27, 2016 at 9:16:22 AM UTC-7, Richard Smith wrote: >>>> The Henry Project must be going on more than ten years now and is >>>> not yet complete despite an extremely more limited scope. >>> Again, it's not an especially collaborative project: it's just two >>> people, and there's no suggestion that they're seeking additional >>> collaborators. >> To give credit where it is deservedly due, it's just one person. Without going into details as to why two names are listed, all current pages represent the work of Stewart Baldwin. The other guy has made a few suggestions here and there, but in terms of actually compiling pages, his total contribution was half-done research on one line that never made it to the stage of a formal write-up before being passed on to Mr. Baldwin. > Although the vast majority of the material appearing in the Henry > Project was written by me, it has not been entirely a one man project. > Most notably, it should be pointed out that Peter Stewart wrote three of > the pages which currently appear on the website (those for Adele of > France, wife of Baldwin V, count of Flanders, and her two parents Robert > II of France and Constance of Arles). Stewart has kindly not pointed out that I have (so far) failed to contribute as promised - years ago I undertook to write a page for Baldwin V's paternal grandmother Rozala alias Susanna of Italy, but this is still unfinished. Perhaps I will be more diligent if bound to a public undertaking: I will get it sent in by the end of June. My few pages are barely a trickle towards the ocean of research that Stewart has generously placed online, and it's not surprising that the second member of the Henry Project's editorial board was unaware of them. Peter Stewart