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I'm planning to create an article on Wikipedia about Mrs Lorna Johnston QSO, who is named in this article by her maiden name, Lorna Whyte. What would be the best title for such an article about "Mrs J"? Should the article be in her maiden name, by which she was known when the events portrayed in Sisters of War occurred, or should it be in her married name, by which she was known when she was consulted for her recollections which contributed to this movie? I have had a look in WP:MOS but cannot find anything relevant there. AugurNZ ✐ ⌕ 12:11, 28 September 2013 (UTC) reply