Jerry,
The profile referenced (Revoire-1) already shows his name to be
"Apollos (Paul) Revere formerly Revoire"
The text block reads:
Paul Revere (original name Apollos Rivoire) (1702-1754) born in Riocaud in 1702, was sent by his family to the New World in 1715. Arriving in Boston in early 1716, Apollos was apprenticed to the English-speaking goldsmith John Coney. Following Coney's death in 1722, Apollos set up his own shop in Dock Square (today's Faneuil Hall). Some time in the 1720's he anglicized his name, first to Paul Rivoire, then to Paul Revere, the name he gave his oldest son. He married Deborah Hitchbourn* (1704-1777) in 1729.
What else would you like to include to make this "continue to link both names historically and genealogically."? Do you think that what happened to his name is unclear from this narrative?
If so, how about this text?
Apollos Rivoire was a French Huguenot who emigrated to Boston, Massachusetts at the age of 13 (calculated circa 1715). He was apprenticed to the silversmith John Coney.[1] With his marriage to Deborah Hitchborn, he became allied to the established Hitchborn family who owned a Boston shipping wharf. In 1729 Rivoire anglicized his name to Paul Revere.[2]
Paul and Deborah had twelve children. Their third born, also named Paul Revere, was apprenticed to his father at the age of 13 and became a silversmith in his father's footsteps. The younger Paul Revere became a patriot in the American Revolution famous for his "Midnight Ride".[3]
That is the bio text on profile Revere-87 which is already matched to be merged into Revoire-1. Once the merge is actually complete, the text can be cobbled together, edited. Et voila! Nous sommes finis.