Talk:Lady Caroline Faber

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"Lady"

Given that when she was born she was not the daughter of an earl, and that when using her married name Faber from 1944 she became "Lady" Caroline Faber only in 1984, when her father became 1st Earl of Stockton, the opening style and name should either be the same as the article title, which was the name by which she was known from 1984 until her death (2016) or her plain birth name "Ann Caroline Macmillan". Qexigator (talk) 22:54, 20 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]