Talk:Waterman Mountain

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Origin of name

I removed a statement that claimed that the mountain was named for Liz Waterman. Gudde in California Place Names states that "According to tradition in the Forest Service, the mountain was named for Robert Waterman [...]". If the claim about it being named for Lady Waterman can be supported by reliable sources I will not object. –droll [chat] 03:34, 1 January 2013 (UTC)[reply]