Talk:William Chambers (architect)

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Death date

The death of William Chambers is listed in the article and sidebar as 10 March 1796, which is in conflict to the stated date of 8 March 1796, as quoted on the plaque in Westminster Abbey. I came across this incidentally, and despite a brief internet search, have been unable to determine which date is accurate. My impression is that more contemporary sources state the 8th, while many secondary sources have picked up the 10th. As my search has not been exhaustive, and my time and resources quite limited, I put this comment out there, hoping that someone has access to the definitive answer, and will take the time and interest to correct the article, or at least provide an explanation of the discrepancy. Wendigo Lake (talk) 13:42, 18 September 2025 (UTC)[reply]